Alexia Beck Bivings

Oh Lexie, how I've missed you since leaving. I had a moment of intuition telling me to google your name this evening. You were truly one of the sweetest and most loving people I've ever met. Thank you for believing in me and for guiding me to where I am today. Descanse en paz, my dear.

My father, Gerald Schwartz, told me about her and I read this. What an amazing person and a great loss.

Lexie was part of a special group of friends known as the "Swiss Misses." All had traveled on a Swiss hiking adventure in June 1994 and we cherished our bonds from that trip. We will miss Lexie.

I will always remain in awe of Lexie's life, her family, her professional achievements, her stories, her love of nature and people and her gratitude for a wonderful life of nearly 98 years. It is a privilege to call her a friend and the "big sista" I never had.

Lexie brought her smiles and stories of her amazing life to a neighborhood volunteer group called SNAP. She was a great neighbor and friend and will be missed greatly.

Tony and I were on so many hikes with Lexie over the years she will defiantly be missed. One of my fondest memories is sitting on her back patio in the foothills with all the hikers. Hearing about Leigh and the cats. She had a wonderful life and there will be many lasting memories left behind.