This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Bekah Leah Stevens-McDavid, 27, born on June 3, 1985, married her best friend, Craig, on April 2, 2013 and unexpectedly passed away on April 12, 2013. Her life and light and love will live on forever in all of our hearts. Bekah leaves behind her husband, Craig McDavid, her parents, Perry & Myra Stevens, her brother, Drew Stevens and a host of other relatives and special friends. "Her life was a ministry to the Lord and she lived to be a Christian example to the young children in her path."
To Bekah's friends, please go to the Stories tab and upload your favorite photo of her and tell what you were doing at the time, or just tell us a Bekah story. Tell us how she affected your life and what she meant to you. Let her family take comfort in seeing how she touched so many lives in such a special way.
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Leave a tributeI think about how wonderful you were to all people and to watch you grow in church at Fairview Baptist. We will never understand why God called you home early but we aren't to question him. He gained a very precious angel in you Bekah and your blessings and the lives you touched will win others to Christ. Watch over us til we meet!
Love and miss you always
Aunt Angie
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Her hair
<p>Bekah was about 2 and her brother and cousin Breanna. I had t tops and they wanted a ride. I only went down a private street. Drew and Bre loved it. Bekah hid in the floorboar yelling "My hair, My hair". Miss that sweet baby, child and young woman<
My cousin "Gekah"
It's taken me a long time to be able to write something about my cousin "Gekah". Since I was born I looked up to her. As a person, a friend, a christian, a cousin. She was more of a sister to me than the two that I was blessed with. And she was the only one who didn't mind when I copied her every move. She loved Elvis. I love Elvis. She loved Lucy. I love Lucy. She loved Orange. I love Orange. She memorized Summer Girls. I had to too. She was the best role model I could ask for.
I remember when I was in middle school, I strayed from God. I was rebelious and had so many unanswered questions and although I cant remember the day I said I no longer believed in Him I CAN remember the day I came back to my faith. A few days later Bekah wrote me a letter that I will always cherish. Telling me how proud she was of me and how she cried knowing that we will spend eternity together in Heaven. I want to question God again for taking my cousin, my role model, but I wont dare do that. I wont do it because I know where Bekah is. I know where she is because she knew where she was going. Like a small child I still look up to her and I can only hope to have the confidence in my faith that she had in hers and shared with the world.
When I found out that I was pregnant I was terrified to tell my family. I wasn't married and anyone in the family barely knew my boyfriend. I texted Bekah as soon as I found out and asked her to call me and within seconds my phone rang. She was THRILLED to have a new baby cousin. Her excitement was the first thing that got me excited about my future child. She kept it a secret (from everyone other than Craig, of course!) for weeks. She would text every couple of days to ask how things were going and if she was allowed to tell yet and when I told her she could, she couldnt wait! I was supposed to have my son on the 17th and when it was the 28th and I still hadn't had him, even though she was in so much pain from her kidney stones, she was worried I wouldn't have him before she left for her wedding. She wanted to be there for me so bad. The day I had him she was supposed to come but she was in too much pain. She was leaving for her wedding the following morning so I told her not to worry about it, he wouldn't grow that much in 5 days. As soon as her plane landed, once she was back from Colorado, she and Craig came straight to my house. I wish so badly that I would've known it was the last time I would see her. I wouldn't have had other people stop by, I would have taken more pictures, I would have hugged her so much longer. I thought I was going to see her the following weekend. She died the next Friday morning.
My aunt Leshia called to tell me. My life will never be the same. I will always miss that bright shining light, leading me to be a better person. But I know she shines brighter than ever. I know she is with me. I know she is with my son. I know she will watch over me and him the way she has my whole life.
I am so lucky to have had Bekah as my cousin for 25 and 1/2 years. The holidays are approaching and i'm so scared as to what they are going to be like without her. I dont know how my family is going to get through this first year. But I am CERTAIN that Bekah will be with us.
I love you Bekah. Thank you for being you. For being my cousin.