Debra Jean Beck

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

Deb was a dear sweet friend for many decades. I’ll always remember meeting her for the first time in 1979 at The Red Baron, we became instant friends, she was always so friendly & kind. She will be greatly missed. Gary & I send our condolences to her friends & family. Our thoughts & prayers are with you🙏🏻

I've known Bob and Deb for over 40 years - since I was a little kid when my dad, Phil LeVelle, first worked with Bob. I have such fond memories of flying kites at the coast, having great meals including Deb's lasagna and her firefighters chicken, 4th of July fireworks and beach cleanups, and hanging out with various dogs in front of the fire. Deb was a wonderful host and friend. I'm lucky to consider her and Bob my extra Aunt and Uncle. The deepest condolences from all of us, Kimberly, Peter, Sofia, and Amalia.

I have so many memories over 20 years of Deb and Bob. She did not just come in for the food she loved i made for them. It was a love and energy she always shared with me from a place of love. They are and were always so appreciative and anticipated there interaction with me my food and where I cooked it. All my love Deb, forever. Bob, stay strong and let me cook for you when you are ready.

I was extraordinarily lucky when I met, fell in love with, and married one of the most loving, compassionate, thoughtful, caring, generous, and wonderful people you'll ever know. Deb was incredibly thoughtful, always considerate of others, and I really admired that in her. Deb loved organizing outings of various kinds with friends, to the point where they relied on her to do this. Deb was taken from us much too soon. I miss her dearly. Rest in Peace, Deb, I will love you forever.