Cody Alan Beek

Cody Allen Beek February 17th, 1964 -November 3, 2025
Cody was born in Denver Co and came to live with his parents Barry and Molly Kay Bieber Beek in April 1964 at three months of age he was the apple of his parents' eyes he was the first grandchild in the Bieber family and the third grandchild in the Beek family.
We were so very excited to have this precious baby boy come into our lives. A year later his baby sister, Kyann, joined us and he was now a big brother.
Cody grew up in Cheyenne wells Co and attended Cheyenne wells grade school and Cheyenne wells high school.
At age 5 Cody prayed for Jesus to come into his heart and was born again. The next morning, he came to me and said, Momma I feel so clean. He loved the Lord with all his heart and continued with the Lord at his side through many trials.
He was very athletic and in early grade school he was quite a wrestler. Many times, we were still at the wrestling tournament late in the evening as Cody was in the finals.
While in junior high, he was active in football and basketball; he played these two sports all through junior high and high school. He excelled in the game of basketball.
He listened to and enjoyed a variety of music, with his records and tape deck.
He drove a white Camaro. Seems this car had a police magnet even though much of the time, Cody said he had done nothing to get stopped. One night Cody and mom went riding with mom driving, we hadn't been out long when we were stopped by the local police, they were quite surprised when they found mom was driving. He was not stopped again.
Cody and his dad went to Gunnison Co to hunt every year they both enjoyed this activity together. Cody was an avid outdoor man he was very fond of hunting, fishing, camping, and boating he would get very excited when grandpa Beek would call and say the geese are on the pond, off Cody and dad would go to hunt geese.
Cody and Christy Aldridge were married September 3rd, 1984, to this union were born three children Kristen Michael, (Mike), Krista Marie, (Marie) and Justin Cale.
He later moved to Leadville Co and was called a "real mountain man" he loves skiing the mountain runs on his snowboard and was quite good at this sport.
August 25, 2003, he and Guadalupe Maria were married. They both love living in the mountains. Lupe brought with her an extended family of many brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews, of whom Cody loved and spent much time with them. Even teaching some to ski. Lupe worked in Copper mountain, at the ski resort and kept Cody supplied in free ski passes.
They both enjoyed fishing and eating Chinese food.
Two of Cody's favorite things were eating and visiting, and visiting, and visiting, with many people. He never knew a stranger.
Cody's love for the Lord and His words were top priorities in his life. He committed many scriptures to memory and was keen on sharing them with whomever would listen. He listened to spiritual messages many times all night. He regularly attended church, sometimes making 2 service in a row. He took an older lady to church every Sunday for many years even into her 90's. He and Mary Jo would spend hours at her kitchen table discussing many different topics, mostly scripture. Mary Jo became his best friend.
Lupe attended church with him when she wasn't working. They found great comfort praying together as Cody's health deteriorated.
Lupe was a great source of strength for Cody, taking care of him and doing everything to make him comfortable. She is a very kind, loving, dedicated wife.
Cody lived life to the fullest in the dash between February 1964 and November 2025.
He survives his loving wife Guadalupe, son Kriston M (Madlen), daughter, Krista M (Preston), son Justin, stepdaughter, Jackie (Alejadro), Grandchildren, Christina and Trenton Siegel, Elijah Beek, and Step grandchildren Soledad Reveles, Miguel, Nadya Blanco. His parents, Barry and Molly K Beek, and sister Kyann (Scott). Aunts Uncles, cousins, nephews, nieces and many friends.
He is preceded by his grandparents Beek and Bieber, Aunt Janis, (Bieber) Hiskett and Aunt Martha Bieber.
Thank you to those special people who went beyond and helped Cody and Lupe in their time of great need. Thank you for all those that spent time on their knees for our families.
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