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G. Baehr Obituary
1945-2022
After 26 years of lots of different types of chemo and operations, beautiful, brilliant and faith-filled Lili Baehr passed on to gain her glorious, restored body in the Kingdom of God on May 5, 2022. Her four children and their spouses surrounded her as well as her 15 grandchildren. Her minister read Revelation and her daughter-in-law played Amazing Grace on the harp, her daughter Evelyn remembered: "Soon after she heard the words 'was blind but now I see,' she took her last breath. Now, she can see; she is pain free; she is finally healed!"
Born November 6, 1945, Lili studied architecture at Rice University. Lili co- Founded MOVIEGUIDE® with her husband Ted Baehr. Lili leaves a Legacy of Love, Friendship and Parenting Joys to her four children and fifteen grandchildren, and friends around the world.
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Memories and Condolences
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Rebecca May
January 31, 2025
My Precious Lili
I miss you so much and am looking forward to seeing you in heaven where we can worship and praise Jesus together in Spirit and In Truth.
I love you
Rebecca May
George Brown
October 10, 2024
Lili was indeed a beautifully radiant servant of Jesus in this life along with her husband, and my friend, Ted. I can't imagine her radiance now!
Rebecca May
May 7, 2023
Precious Lili You are so missed!
You breathed life into my soul, as you did to all you were blessed with your presence. I love you and your incredible family!
Lucrecia Milani
May 7, 2023
We love you Lili and you are always in our prayers!
We were so blessed to have you in our lives.
Lucrecia Milani
October 19, 2022
Lovely Lili, I think of you every day and know you are with Jesus and mother and father and I also smile when I think of us at the Florence Easter Parade, what fun.
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