Support Beckman Family After Tragic Loss

My name is Brandi. My Daddy, Robert Eugene Beckman, unexpectedly and tragically passed the night of 2/25/2025. He was 55 years old.

He leaves behind a wife who has been dependent on him for everything for almost 30 years. The amount of pain and grief from the sudden loss of my dad is unimaginable and unbearable.

I feel like we cannot properly grieve and plan a proper celebration of my dad’s life with all the bills hanging over our heads and trying to make sure my mom has some stability during this time.

My dad was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back. He was a kind, genuine soul—so goofy, with a contagious smile. He owned a small business most of my life, and everyone would tell you (including me) that he was the best boss you could have. He cared deeply for his employees, his family, and his friends. He was a sweet man who deserved more than life gave him.

He was the primary and only provider for his family, always. When I needed help, I went to my dad. We feel lost without him.

There is no savings, no life insurance, nothing to help with funeral expenses.

At the time of his passing, their house was already in delinquency/pre-foreclosure with past-due mortgage payments and utilities. This house is in my name. His car also needs to be paid tow fees before it’s released from custody.

There’s a lot our family is having to deal with in this time of unimaginable loss and grief, and we are financially drained.

Any and everything helps. Thank you, everyone, for your kind words and support while we navigate this difficult time.

All funds will go toward:

• Taking care of my dad and his service

• Paying the outstanding mortgage, bills, and utilities

• Covering the tow fees for his car

• Making sure my mom is taken care of during this time

Thank you,

Brandi & family

*Edit: Thank you everyone for ALL your support during this time.

There have been unseen additional costs, for us to take care of as well. So everything helps *immensely* and we can't tell you how thankful we are.