Hermon – Carson Daniel Beck, 11 months old, passed away peacefully in the arms of his mother on Saturday, September 5th, 2015 at a Portland Hospital. He was born in Bangor on October 1st, 2014, one of Evan Beck and Danielle Lozier’s triplet sons. He was predeceased by his identical brother, Braydon, who he now joins in Heaven.
Carson fought a long battle with many health issues, and was always amazing everyone with his stubborn will to fight through anything that came his way. He had his first surgery, due to a life-threatening illness, at just 42 days old, and went on to have 3 more in his short time. He had extreme short bowel syndrome, seizures, and blindness, among many other issues—but looking at Carson, you would have never known just how sick he truly was. Even though he couldn’t see, he was always listening to everything going on around him with a big smile on his face. He enjoyed cuddling, listening to music, playing with his rattles, and going on strolls. He was well-loved by the staff at every hospital he stayed at. He will be remembered by everyone who knew him as a sweet, strong, loving boy whose smile could light up a room.
In addition to his loving parents, Carson is survived by his brother, Ashton Beck; maternal grandparents Daniel and Kimberly Inman of Hermon; paternal grandparents Al and Erika Baker of Hermon, and Ray and Robin Beck of Freeport; great grandmothers Carrie McDougal of Placentia, Newfoundland, Jean Walsh of Bangor, Marcia Lincoln of Mesa, Arizona and Lillian Hanson of Waterville; great grandfathers William Inman and Guy Baker, of Brewer; great great grandfather Cecil Worster of Bangor, and many special aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was predeceased by his brother, Braydon Beck, and great grandparents Randy Walsh, Richard Lozier and Virginia Inman.
Carson’s parents would like to thank staff at the Barbara Bush Children’s hospital, with special thanks to Dr. Jennifer Jewell, as well as staff at Boston Children’s Hospital’s 10 East & MSICU, and at Eastern Maine Medical Center’s NICU for all the amazing, loving care that was given to him over the past 11 months.
A celebration of Carson’s life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations in his name be made to the March of Dimes, 12 Acme Rd. Brewer, ME 04412.
Carson fought a long battle with many health issues, and was always amazing everyone with his stubborn will to fight through anything that came his way. He had his first surgery, due to a life-threatening illness, at just 42 days old, and went on to have 3 more in his short time. He had extreme short bowel syndrome, seizures, and blindness, among many other issues—but looking at Carson, you would have never known just how sick he truly was. Even though he couldn’t see, he was always listening to everything going on around him with a big smile on his face. He enjoyed cuddling, listening to music, playing with his rattles, and going on strolls. He was well-loved by the staff at every hospital he stayed at. He will be remembered by everyone who knew him as a sweet, strong, loving boy whose smile could light up a room.
In addition to his loving parents, Carson is survived by his brother, Ashton Beck; maternal grandparents Daniel and Kimberly Inman of Hermon; paternal grandparents Al and Erika Baker of Hermon, and Ray and Robin Beck of Freeport; great grandmothers Carrie McDougal of Placentia, Newfoundland, Jean Walsh of Bangor, Marcia Lincoln of Mesa, Arizona and Lillian Hanson of Waterville; great grandfathers William Inman and Guy Baker, of Brewer; great great grandfather Cecil Worster of Bangor, and many special aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was predeceased by his brother, Braydon Beck, and great grandparents Randy Walsh, Richard Lozier and Virginia Inman.
Carson’s parents would like to thank staff at the Barbara Bush Children’s hospital, with special thanks to Dr. Jennifer Jewell, as well as staff at Boston Children’s Hospital’s 10 East & MSICU, and at Eastern Maine Medical Center’s NICU for all the amazing, loving care that was given to him over the past 11 months.
A celebration of Carson’s life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations in his name be made to the March of Dimes, 12 Acme Rd. Brewer, ME 04412.
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