Bebe Krimmer

Bebe was a great teacher! I miss her. RIP Bebe.

Bebe was my teacher, a great mentor and friend. We met at Barat College in Lake Forest in 1976when I was a continuing Ed student trying to balance classes at Barat with being a wife and mother of 2 young sons....We had an immediate connection which endured and I visited her several times in Sante Fe. I actually think she liked my husband Larry more than me!.... I saw the painting she did after she lost her son and understood it immediately. I had also lost a son.. I just saw this...

Bebe was my most inspirational teacher at Barat. Her talent was amazing. I know she will live on in the hearts of everyone who knew her. My sincere condolences to her dear friends and family.

To Tina and family,
My deepest condolences.
Mary Dawson

Bebe and I met when we were docents at SITE Santa Fe back in the 2000s. I'll never forget her amazing thrift-shopping powers--when we were all freezing during a group trip to Marfa, TX, she found us sweaters, etc in the local 2nd-hand store.
I'm so glad she insisted we have dinner at her house late last year. Still have her recipe for Indian chicken stew, and will think of her generous spirit every time I cook it.
How she will be missed here in Santa Fe! She was the epitome of an...

Bebe used to come and visit me at my store many years ago - she was always a pleasure to speak with and I looked forward to her visits.

Whenever the subject of height would come up within our little group of four, Bebe always insisted that she was the TALLEST. While definitely not in physical size but in every other way, Bebe truly was the tallest and most inspirational of us all. My deepest condolences to her family and dearest friends. She remains with us all in spirit and through her ever-evolving art. Barbara Prowe, Portland, OR

Please accept my sincerest condolences. May God and the fond memories of your loved one give you peace and comfort during this time of sorrow.
Ms Porter

Bebe will always be a cherished friend. I am honored to have shared so many times with her and have so many wonderful memories of our many adventures. To the Cooper and Krimmer families I offer my deepest sympathy and this thought: She who is no longer where you are now is now everywhere you are. Love & Blessings, Sherry Sturch