Brittney Kristen Beck Guzman, 40, of Provo, Utah sadly was taken from us on December 3rd, 2024.
Born in Provo, Utah to David Lee Beck and Rebecca Anne Quist Beck on February 11th, 1984.
Brittney married the love of her life, Eric Guzman, on October 31st, 2005. Later divorced, but continued to raise their children with love together.
Brittney was a loving mother to her three beautiful daughters, Savannah, Brooklyn, and Sierra, all of whom she loved with her whole heart.
Brittney grew up in Orem, Utah and graduated from Mountain View High School in 2002. She was very social and had many friends growing up.
Brittney loved the outdoors especially Moab where we spent many summers as a family camping along the Colorado River. She loved boating, poetry, and freestyling her own crazy fun lyrics. The poetry she wrote for others was beautifully written from her heart and those who have them will cherish her writing forever.
Brittney’s most cherished and greatest achievements of her life were raising her three beautiful daughters who all share her same spitfire and strong spirit. Her daughters will live on with the love of their mother in their hearts forever and know she is there for them, always protecting them, being their guiding light and most precious guardian angel.
Brittney is survived by her children Savannah Renee (22), Brooklyn Ann (18), and Sierra Rebecca (15). She is also survived by Amy & Skylar Baker (sister), Michael Beck (brother), Wyatt Peacock (nephew), Sarah Baker (niece), Dylan Baker (nephew), her father David Beck, and stepfather Jake Jacobson.
Brittney is proceeded in death by her mother Rebecca Anne Quist Beck and many others in heaven who I am sure greeted her with loving arms and incredible unconditional love.
Britt, we will miss you with all our hearts and look forward to the day when we are reunited with giant embraces. We will cherish you in our hearts forever and ever. Love you always!
Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. with a viewing that same day from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m., at the Walker Funeral Home, 187 South Main Street, Spanish Fork Utah, 84660.
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Jenn says
December 7, 2024 at 6:42 amBritt was a once in a lifetime friend. Our childhood was the best . We had so many incredible memories I will always cherish forever. She had a beautiful bright spirit. To know Britt is to love her. Everyone flocked to her cheery bright spirit. You were blessed to know her. I was blessed she was my best friend for 15 years. Our Moab trips, growing up, dancing together. Boys, making forts. Walking to never and without fail, she would grab chocolate doughnuts and a coke. We never ran out of creative ideas. 801-226-3810 is the only landline I have memorized. The number to her yellow childhood home. Beckie Beck was a second mom to me. Mike and Amy were practically siblings me. We called each other hundreds of times. Our words to each other was meet me half way every time we called each other. She’s gone too soon. I know she being embraced by her momma in heaven. Love you Britt with all my heart.
Kylie says
December 12, 2024 at 10:04 pmBritt was pure joy. I was blessed to meet her and become friends with her as a child. I met her through her mama who was the cross guard lady at my elementary school who lived in the cute yellow house on the corner of 1200. Getting to know Britts family brought me a lot of joy during my tumultuous and often painful childhood. I always wanted to be around Britt, Amy, Mikey, and Becky because I felt seen and cared for when I was around them. Britt was her own unique person and embodied her mama’s spirit as well as her own. She had the cutest mannerisms and quirks that will always make me smile. Britt LOVED her girls. We didn’t keep in touch much as adults however, she was ALWAYS talking about her girls, the loves of her life.
Britt, I feel blessed beyond measure to have met you and to have memories with you. Love you forever.