Beki "Grandma Beka" Bauer, 69 was sent home on July 8, 2019 to be with our Lord in heaven after a 10 year courageous battle with Huntington's Disease. Beki was born on November 8, 1949 and spent the majority of her life living in Monterey County.
Beki married and became the mother of three sons and devoted her time to being a homemaker and then later developed a career as a beautician for a span of about 20 years. Beki loved her husband Steve Bauer beyond measure. Beki's love for her sons was bigger than life. She was their biggest fan. Her sons would later make her a grandmother to 8 grandchildren whom she adored and gave her whole heart to. Beki will be remembered for her infectious smile and big brown eyes, her amazing beautician skills and her passion for her love for her family.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, Andy and Zanie Anderson, her son Terry Kaiser II, and her brother David Anderson. She leaves behind her husband Steve Bauer of 25 years along with her two sons Jim (Tricia) Kaiser of Salinas, CA, Jonathan (Wynter) of Forest Grove, OR and her adoring grandchildren, Josh, Kaitlin, Cort, Tyler, Averi, Chloe, Adaya & Liam.
Services will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd at 11:30am at Crossroads Christian Church, 1035 Rogge Rd, Salinas, CA 93906, following a reception at The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch at 475 San Juan Grade Rd, Salinas, CA 93906 between 1:00pm – 4:00pm. In lieu of flowers please feel free to make a donation to The Huntington's Disease Association
Becki's Son, Jonathan, wrote and shared this testiment on social mediad about his mom...Monday I lost my mother. After a long battle with Huntingtons Disease (look it up) we lost her. My mother loved, loved her children, her grandchildren, her friends, and all fiercely. And for those who knew my mom, know this. She is now with God and no longer lives with pain and I can rest in that. She was a beautician, and I grew up on the floor of her beauty salon which she loved to be at and practice as much as she could, till she could not. She was our biggest champion no matter what. My brother and I, her husband, her grandchildren, her daughters-in-law, her siblings, nieces, nephews, friends, and many others all mourn her now. I have reached out to many to let you know but for those I have forgotten I am sorry but wanted you all you to know now. I honestly don't know what else to say as I am still processing this, just that Anna Rebecca (Beki) lives on within each of us, our memories, and hold on to those and she will never be forgotten. Much love and hold your family tight.
Beki married and became the mother of three sons and devoted her time to being a homemaker and then later developed a career as a beautician for a span of about 20 years. Beki loved her husband Steve Bauer beyond measure. Beki's love for her sons was bigger than life. She was their biggest fan. Her sons would later make her a grandmother to 8 grandchildren whom she adored and gave her whole heart to. Beki will be remembered for her infectious smile and big brown eyes, her amazing beautician skills and her passion for her love for her family.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, Andy and Zanie Anderson, her son Terry Kaiser II, and her brother David Anderson. She leaves behind her husband Steve Bauer of 25 years along with her two sons Jim (Tricia) Kaiser of Salinas, CA, Jonathan (Wynter) of Forest Grove, OR and her adoring grandchildren, Josh, Kaitlin, Cort, Tyler, Averi, Chloe, Adaya & Liam.
Services will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd at 11:30am at Crossroads Christian Church, 1035 Rogge Rd, Salinas, CA 93906, following a reception at The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch at 475 San Juan Grade Rd, Salinas, CA 93906 between 1:00pm – 4:00pm. In lieu of flowers please feel free to make a donation to The Huntington's Disease Association
Becki's Son, Jonathan, wrote and shared this testiment on social mediad about his mom...Monday I lost my mother. After a long battle with Huntingtons Disease (look it up) we lost her. My mother loved, loved her children, her grandchildren, her friends, and all fiercely. And for those who knew my mom, know this. She is now with God and no longer lives with pain and I can rest in that. She was a beautician, and I grew up on the floor of her beauty salon which she loved to be at and practice as much as she could, till she could not. She was our biggest champion no matter what. My brother and I, her husband, her grandchildren, her daughters-in-law, her siblings, nieces, nephews, friends, and many others all mourn her now. I have reached out to many to let you know but for those I have forgotten I am sorry but wanted you all you to know now. I honestly don't know what else to say as I am still processing this, just that Anna Rebecca (Beki) lives on within each of us, our memories, and hold on to those and she will never be forgotten. Much love and hold your family tight.
Beki "Grandma Beka" Bauer, 69 was sent home on July 8, 2019 to be with our Lord in heaven after a 10 year courageous battle with Huntington's Disease. Beki was born on November 8, 1949 and spent the majority of her life living in Monterey County.
Beki married and became the mother of three sons and devoted her time to being a homemaker and then later developed a career as a beautician for a span of about 20 years. Beki loved her husband Steve Bauer beyond measure. Beki's love for her sons was bigger than life. She was their biggest fan. Her sons would later make her a grandmother to 8 grandchildren whom she adored and gave her whole heart to. Beki will be remembered for her infectious smile and big brown eyes, her amazing beautician skills and her passion for her love for her family.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, Andy and Zanie Anderson, her son Terry Kaiser II, and her brother David Anderson. She leaves behind her husband Steve Bauer of 25 years along with her two sons Jim (Tricia) Kaiser of Salinas, CA, Jonathan (Wynter) of Forest Grove, OR and her adoring grandchildren, Josh, Kaitlin, Cort, Tyler, Averi, Chloe, Adaya & Liam.
Services will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd at 11:30am at Crossroads Christian Church, 1035 Rogge Rd, Salinas, CA 93906, following a reception at The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch at 475 San Juan Grade Rd, Salinas, CA 93906 between 1:00pm – 4:00pm. In lieu of flowers please feel free to make a donation to The Huntington's Disease Association
Becki's Son, Jonathan, wrote and shared this testiment on social mediad about his mom...Monday I lost my mother. After a long battle with Huntingtons Disease (look it up) we lost her. My mother loved, loved her children, her grandchildren, her friends, and all fiercely. And for those who knew my mom, know this. She is now with God and no longer lives with pain and I can rest in that. She was a beautician, and I grew up on the floor of her beauty salon which she loved to be at and practice as much as she could, till she could not. She was our biggest champion no matter what. My brother and I, her husband, her grandchildren, her daughters-in-law, her siblings, nieces, nephews, friends, and many others all mourn her now. I have reached out to many to let you know but for those I have forgotten I am sorry but wanted you all you to know now. I honestly don't know what else to say as I am still processing this, just that Anna Rebecca (Beki) lives on within each of us, our memories, and hold on to those and she will never be forgotten. Much love and hold your family tight.
Beki married and became the mother of three sons and devoted her time to being a homemaker and then later developed a career as a beautician for a span of about 20 years. Beki loved her husband Steve Bauer beyond measure. Beki's love for her sons was bigger than life. She was their biggest fan. Her sons would later make her a grandmother to 8 grandchildren whom she adored and gave her whole heart to. Beki will be remembered for her infectious smile and big brown eyes, her amazing beautician skills and her passion for her love for her family.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, Andy and Zanie Anderson, her son Terry Kaiser II, and her brother David Anderson. She leaves behind her husband Steve Bauer of 25 years along with her two sons Jim (Tricia) Kaiser of Salinas, CA, Jonathan (Wynter) of Forest Grove, OR and her adoring grandchildren, Josh, Kaitlin, Cort, Tyler, Averi, Chloe, Adaya & Liam.
Services will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd at 11:30am at Crossroads Christian Church, 1035 Rogge Rd, Salinas, CA 93906, following a reception at The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch at 475 San Juan Grade Rd, Salinas, CA 93906 between 1:00pm – 4:00pm. In lieu of flowers please feel free to make a donation to The Huntington's Disease Association
Becki's Son, Jonathan, wrote and shared this testiment on social mediad about his mom...Monday I lost my mother. After a long battle with Huntingtons Disease (look it up) we lost her. My mother loved, loved her children, her grandchildren, her friends, and all fiercely. And for those who knew my mom, know this. She is now with God and no longer lives with pain and I can rest in that. She was a beautician, and I grew up on the floor of her beauty salon which she loved to be at and practice as much as she could, till she could not. She was our biggest champion no matter what. My brother and I, her husband, her grandchildren, her daughters-in-law, her siblings, nieces, nephews, friends, and many others all mourn her now. I have reached out to many to let you know but for those I have forgotten I am sorry but wanted you all you to know now. I honestly don't know what else to say as I am still processing this, just that Anna Rebecca (Beki) lives on within each of us, our memories, and hold on to those and she will never be forgotten. Much love and hold your family tight.
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