Honoring Britton's Legacy- Brit’s House
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Britton Beckerman was born to Cathleen Heshmat and Joseph Beckerman on April 12, 1994.
Britton was an incredibly loving and caring child dubbed “my lover” by his mother, who idolized his older brother Blake and adored his baby sister Peyton. There are few words that can sum up Britton’s charisma. His infectious smile and contagious laughter would fill a room instantly. He didn’t have but one enemy, himself. With this came a masked struggle with addiction. Few knew how deeply it truly ran. Britton struggled with addiction for more than half his life. Recently, he dedicated his life to turning his struggle around and helping those around him not just to survive but to thrive. He was nearly to his 1 year sobriety mark when he was taken from us.
The core of Britton was to help others. In an effort to allow him to keep living his dream, we will be establishing a fund in his name to continue his work and support those struggling with addiction.
Please help us honor Britton. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to assist in this fund and keep his dream alive. The fund will be exclusively used to assist through treatment if they fall, housing as they get on their feet, and awareness of the resources to continue to thrive.
Britton was an incredibly loving and caring child dubbed “my lover” by his mother, who idolized his older brother Blake and adored his baby sister Peyton. There are few words that can sum up Britton’s charisma. His infectious smile and contagious laughter would fill a room instantly. He didn’t have but one enemy, himself. With this came a masked struggle with addiction. Few knew how deeply it truly ran. Britton struggled with addiction for more than half his life. Recently, he dedicated his life to turning his struggle around and helping those around him not just to survive but to thrive. He was nearly to his 1 year sobriety mark when he was taken from us.
The core of Britton was to help others. In an effort to allow him to keep living his dream, we will be establishing a fund in his name to continue his work and support those struggling with addiction.
Please help us honor Britton. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to assist in this fund and keep his dream alive. The fund will be exclusively used to assist through treatment if they fall, housing as they get on their feet, and awareness of the resources to continue to thrive.
Organizer
Cathleen Dickerson Heshmat
Organizer
Bulverde, TX
