Death date: May 3, 2019
Becky Lynn Bauer passed peacefully on Friday, May 3, 2019. Becky will be missed by her loving and beautiful daughters, Sydney, Riley and Avery; step-son, Blake Cornwell; husband, David Cornwell; mother, Dolores Zawacki; two sister Read Obituary
In lieu of flowers, we have made a donation in Becky's name to the American Cancer Society and the National Down Syndrome Society.
Kirsten, Mike, Matthew and Caroline Parker
Becky was the first friend I made after moving to Colorado in 2004. She had a two-year-old, I have 2 two-year-olds...we quickly became friends as did my daughter, Caroline, and Riley. We spent countless hours together: watching the kids play outside in the summer, having drinks in the driveway, going for long walks in our hilly neighborhood, ordering Chinese food, talking and just hanging out. Becky had a big, bold personality. She laughed hard, yelled loud and was always moving. She loved to clean! I never saw anyone who had such a love affair with her "sweeper" as she called it. She could shovel a driveway better than any man in our neighborhood. She loved good food, cold beer, Jimmy Buffet and the beach. She loved her girls. I will miss her laugh. Becky, I hope you are sitting in the sand with a drink in hand listening to Margaritaville smiling down on us all. You were loved by my whole family. XO Kirsten
I will always keep Becky Bauer Cornwell in my heart. She was an impeccable Mother and a wonderful and caring human being. She has my respect.
She suffered for a long time and now my peace of mind is that she is no longer suffering. I prayed that God would take her and I would cry every time I did that. Now my prayers will be with her loving husband David, Blake and her three daughters.
Only time will heal the hurt and sorrow of her passing. I will miss Becky and remember her always.
With Sympathy,
Pat Casteel
I knew Becky since grade school and even though we weren't very close, I know some who were close with her and you would never hear a negative word about her. She had a voice that was unmistakable and an equally contagious laugh, not to mention a smile that could light up a room. Very competitive and driven, but equally as caring and nurturing, especially when it came to her sisters. I am sure she gave her fight with cancer everything she had, just like she did on the softball field or anything else she put her mind to! My thoughts and prayers are with her family and husband and children, and I pray for you all to have strength during this difficult time. May her memory live forever.
Scott Alan Jones
