Steven Daniel Beach

Steven Daniel Beach passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loved ones, on November 27, 2024, at the age of 30. Born on February 11, 1994, in Ogden, UT, Steven was known to all as the loving little brother who had his mother's heart-in his daddy's words, "you are MY youngest son." He possessed an extraordinary ability to draw people in with profound, personal conversations.
Steven's most admirable qualities were his selflessness, unwavering dedication, loyalty, genuineness, and intelligence. He was a philosopher, a lover of history, and had an immense passion for cooking. He was an innate adventurer who found joy in the great outdoors, and road trips with his life partner, Cecilia, brought him boundless happiness. In his leisure moments, he immersed himself in strategic RPG games and cherished the camaraderie of game nights with loved ones. Steven was a devoted homemaker, nurturing his four new sisters Ashley, Angelica, Melissa, Stacey, and his Mamá Carmen. Though he didn't have children, he adored his two beautiful fur babies, Perseus and Calypso.
Steven was funny and personable, always going out of his way to connect with others and make them feel seen. He loved movie nights and frequently enjoyed trips to the theater. He was an accepting and compassionate soul who sought to be diverse and held a profound respect and curiosity for other cultures. Despite being the youngest brother, he often assumed the role of a big brother. His love language was acts of kindness, through which he expressed his deep affection.
Steven's spirit will carry on in his beautiful family, including his father, Danny, his siblings Christine (Justin), Adam (Alex), Eric (Katie), and Heather (Cortney), his niece Maylee, and his life partner, Cecilia. He was preceded in death by his mother, Brinda Beach, and his grandmother, Mema.
There will be a special, colorful celebration of life to honor Steven's memory at Crimson View, 200 S Central Campus Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84112, on Saturday, December 7, 2024, at 6:00 PM.
In lieu of sending flowers, please consider donating to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) at donate.nami.org in honor of Steven's memory.