Help the Beck family bury their son!

Heaven has a new angel. William M. Beck 43 young died suddenly at home in bed with his beautiful wife. Leaving behind his amazing parents William Beck and Pamela Beck, sister Jennifer Beck (Matt Wilkin), beloved children William and Brandon Beck, and the love of his life Shannon Walick.

 

Billy (Bill) had a hunger for life that was undeniable. When he was young he was an amazing baseball player where his dad coached his team. Billy always spoke of those glory days. His dad would call him "six" which was his baseball number. He adored that nickname even into adulthood. He was a mans man. He was very competitive, enjoyed sports, cards, chess, and reading. He had a passion for history. He loved to teach himself how to do things. He enjoyed many endeavors.

 

Billy was in pure awe and amazement of the long loving relationship that his parents have. He looked up to them and their 50 years of marriage that still goes so strong. He always said "I look forward to loving Shannon for 50 years just like my parents".

 

Billy was just full of love when he would see his mom. The comfort he said he had just from wrapping his arms around her. He was so proud of his mother. He thought the world of her as a teacher in the Joliet school districts for 30 years teaching special children. He always complimented that she had the most beautiful penmanship he had ever seen. He would say "No woman in the world has a bigger heart than my mom".

 

Billy said he was a momma's boy until he got older and then came to idealize his father. He wanted to be just like him and was proud to become him. Billy would describe his father as a provider, a caretaker, a peacemaker, a loving husband, and the worlds best dad. He knew his dad would give up everything they had to make sure that his children and grandchildren succeeded in life. Billy would practice his golf swing sometimes daily always looking for the opportunity to play with his dad. He would say "He is the greatest man I know".

 

Billy had one sister, Jennifer Beck. Jennifer was his baby sister and he felt great need to protect her and look out for her best interest. They have a bond that most siblings would give anything to have. They really developed a strong bond when the two of them moved to the city of Chicago. All i can say is "Good times"! Billy adored his baby sister Jennifer and Jennifer loved her big brother "B". Even at a distance at times they reached out to each other out of love. Jennifer will always hold a special place in her heart for her beloved "B" Their song still remains the same. "Rest Of My Life" by Ludacris.

 

Billy would say that he wished he got to spend more time with his boys. He so greatly enjoyed spending any type of time with them. He enjoyed himself so much when the boys would come out to the country to learn how to shoot guns for the first time safely, ride dirt bikes, and 4-wheelers. Billy loved to share his fondest memories of his boys with anyone. Billy will carry those fond memories into eternal life.

 

Last but not least he fell in love with a little girl who was 15 (Shannon Walick) and he was 17. Shannon is the one and only true love of his life, his very best friend, and eternal soulmate. They had a crazy undeniable love that some how always made it back to each other spanning over 25 years. She will always be his everything. Until they meet again she will forever be his "Babaechild".

 

We as a family are asking for donations to provide him with the proper services that his family desperately wants but unfortunately it is something that we cannot afford. His mother Pamela Beck is struggling with the cremation process and her wish is to be able to see her "baby boy one last time" If your not familiar with the process as usual every extra service costs more money. We are not even financially able to pay for basic cremation let alone either a proper burial or a private service for family to see him one final time. Please help give Pamela Beck, a wounded mother whose only wish is to see her baby boy one last time. It is tearing us all apart that we cannot say goodbye as a family because of financial restrictions. No one ever is prepared for such loss and tragedy. Thank you for all your support.