In Memory

Steve Beck

Steve Beck

    Steve Beck passed away on March 11, 1978 as a result of heart failure while playing a game of basketball, which he loved dearly. Here is his obituary:

     Mr. Stephen Vernon Beck, age 26, of San Antonio, died Saturday, March 11, 1978. He was a member of Wayside Chapel. Survivors; wife, Mrs. Linda Beck; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Beck, Sr.; brothers, Donald G. Beck, Jr., Philip Beck, all of San Antonio; sisters, Miss Elizabeth Beck, St. Joseph, Missouri, Miss Kathryn Beck, San Antonio.  Memorial services Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Wayside Chapel, the Rev. Stephen Troxel officiating.  Those who desire, may send memorial gifts to Wayside Chapel Expansion Fund. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park.

A big thank you to Roger Barnes for finding this obituary.



 
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02/07/09 06:59 PM #1    

Mary Cole

Steve was one of my favorite (and most enigmatic) people in high school, and we lost him way too soon.

02/07/09 08:01 PM #2    

Kenneth H. ("Ken") Pearce

I met Steve in 7th grade at Garner. He was on the basketball team and had a great jumpshot. Off the court, I enjoyed his company all the way through high school. I was living in Houston, attending my first year of law school, when my folks sent me word of his passing. I think that was the first time I realized that we were truly mortal.

02/12/09 02:20 PM #3    

Thad W. Ziegler

Steve was one of my very best friends. He was in my wedding and I was in his. I roomed with Steve and his brother Don for a year while we attended UT.

Steve was one of the kindest and friendliest persons I have ever known.

I miss him.

02/26/09 10:17 AM #4    

Kathy Killebrew (Poehl)

It has taken me a while to write of Steve as he was also one of my very best friends. We attended Northwood Presbyterian Church together and went EVERY Sunday afternoon to Pioneers together--the youth group.
He was always so kind, sweet and caring. I learned of his death a month after he died as I was recovering from surgery--I will never forget how I felt at that moment--such tremendous sadness. I love and miss you, Steve.

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