Beckman, Susan Kathleen (nee Carroll), passed away on May 26, 2026.
Beloved wife of Roger D. Beckman for 8 years; loving mother of Tony (Lauren), James Hall, Nicole, Beckman, Jessica Beckman and Samantha Beckman; cherished grandmother of Henry, Everett, Francis, Arianna, Luis, Matthew, Tyson, Kylee, Liam and Willow; dear sister of Peggy Carroll, Cynthia Carroll and the late Roy Carroll; our dear aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend.
Services: Visitation will be held at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, on Monday, June 8 from 4:00 to 7:00pm with a memorial service taking place at 7:00pm.
I am so grateful to have known you for even a short time
Your friendship will be cherished always. I am not saying goodbye but I will see you later my friend ❤️
What a beautiful soul. Her smile, laughter, kindness and zest for life will never be forgotten. I am grateful to have known her for the past 8 years and the happy memories during a float trip, chili cook offs, and birthday celebrations. She will be remembered as a special person to me and I am blessed to have know her.
My deepest condolences to her family and friends.
Sending Love & Light to Susan’s family & Dave. I was saddened to hear of Susan’s passing. I so enjoyed being “in service” with her years ago now, I enjoyed her smile, laughter and sincere commitment to those about her. Rest easy, in peace.
Little woman, big imprint.
Susan was caring, compassionate, very dedicated., kind, loving, inclusive, fun, colorful, a fellow gardener. a great hostess, and a beautiful woman who loved to celebrate ALL the goodness in life. She was a dynamic part of our community!! Susan will be missed by her tribe and all those who had the privilege of knowing her. May the light of her loving heart last forever in all those her life touched!
I hope there is an eternal beach in heaven, I will be meeting you there. I also hope there are endless gemstones, flowers and of course all things sparkly and purple. I will always treasure the many memories we made. I miss you every day. Until we meet again. XOXOXO
Susan was bright and shiny and I loved her. She would give you the shoes off her feet. Everything was bling and sparkle with Susan. She loved purple. She drove a purple charger. She did so much service work for so many years. The cosmos was calling for her sparkle. Rest in peace, sweet Susan. My prayers go up for her husband, Dave and her sons and daughters and 10 grandchildren.
I just found out about Susan’s passing. Susan was always so kind and loving every time I came across her; she was an absolutely wonderful lady. Rest in peace.
Lynn Granda