Kevin Anthony Beck

Kevin Anthony Beck was born on April 16, 1976 in Queens, New York. Kevin was our Bicentennial baby boy. Kevin played video games from the early age of 18 months and became a little wiz at playing. Kevin loved everyone, he never met a stranger and had no enemies. He was always ready to help everyone. Kevin's family and friends spread through Texas and many of our US States. Kevin had a large collection of video games, thousands of magic cards, a game that he played for many years, and a very large collection of Transformers. His collection of transformers date back as far as the late 70's. These were some of the toys he admired most as they transformed from robots to cars, planes and other items. In later years, when Kevin was introduced to the Renaissance, his interest grew to Dragons and Wizards. If Kevin could have chosen where he would have liked to live, it very likely would have been in the time frame of the Renaissance. As he grew older he became fascinated with repairing game boys, and other video games and mastered this task without any difficulty. Kevin, as a young boy, was active in BMX bicycle racing and Judo.

When Kevin's son Alexander was born, he was overwhelmed with joy. Kevin carried a glow and a smile that was inevitable of his love for Alex. Kevin's relationship with his Dad was exceptional and you could see, without any doubt, that his relationship with Alexander would be the same.

Kevin is survived by his son, Alexander John Beck. His Mother Theresa R. Beck, and partner Lynn Frink, Sister Michele Chandler, Brother Bobby and & wife Carrie, Brother David and wife Terry, and his step brother Mark and wife Misty. Kevin's nieces and their husbands, Stephanie and fiancé Scott, Jessica & Cody, Kasey & Travis, Shelbie & Kyle, Payton, Nephew Spencer. Kevin is also survived by many great nieces and nephews and his former wife Janna Beck.

Kevin is preceded in death by his father, Christopher John Beck, Grandparents John & Louise Vilardi and John & Jacquelyn Beck and his Niece Kameron Skinner.