Becky Conzelman. Photo via Instagram/Facebook.
Becky Conzelman, 47, died over the weekend after suffering a brain aneurysm a week prior. Her family announced Conzelman’s passing on her Facebook fan page Saturday night. “It is with very heavy hearts we share that our beloved Becky passed away this morning, April 6th, and was welcomed by her Abba Father.”
Faith Rx’d is celebrating Conzelman’s life 3 pm on Saturday, April 13th at Back Country CrossFit, 8990 Barrons Blvd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129. Those attending are encouraged to consider making a tax deductible contribution to FAITH RXD via FAITHRXD.org/support .
Conzelman was a five-time CrossFit Games athlete, a two-time National Track Champion and was the co-founder and CEO of Faith RXD. Becky is survived by her husband, two children, her parents and siblings.
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It’s with heavy hearts that we share this news from Becky’s family. For more details, please visit her Facebook Athlete Page linked in our bio. Becky's journal, Feb 18, 2019: "Father, thank you for knowing me. Thank you for being a personal God that has ordained all things and has called me into a relationship with you. Thank you that I don't have to worship a tree or inanimate object, but I get you – the Good Shepherd, my Abba Father." It is with very heavy hearts we share that our beloved Becky passed away this morning, April 6th, and was welcomed by her Abba Father. Although we cannot begin to understand how such a beautiful, well lived life could be cut so short, we take comfort knowing that she was able to meet her Creator and hear Him say, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You were faithful over a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Share your master’s joy.’ Matthew 25:23 We invite you to celebrate Becky's life with us at 3pm on Saturday, April 13th at Back Country CrossFit, 8990 Barrons Blvd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129. Anyone interested in showing appreciation and support for Becky is encouraged to consider making a tax deductible contribution to FAITH RXD via FAITHRXD.org/support. Becky is survived by her immediate family, Jim, Kylie and Tyler, her parents, Bev and Mike Beliveau and Gary and Terri Menchhofer, siblings, Troy Menchhofer and Courtney Beliveau.
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Following Conzelman’s death, the CrossFit community paid tribute to her life on social media.
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Heart is broken. My heart over-flows. I feel love, anger, sadness, confusion, hope, yet peace. A peace that surpasses all understanding and that only comes from above. My Friend, mentor, my spiritual big sister… @beckyconzelman you are home, with Jesus resting. I don’t have the right words now, not sure I ever will. At the moment I will refrain from diving in too deep to my thoughts and feelings. My trust and comfort is in the Lord and my prayers for her family – specifically Jim and the kiddos. We love you so much and miss you terribly. Matthew 11:28-29 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. @faithrxd #repost Becky's journal, Feb 18, 2019: "Father, thank you for knowing me. Thank you for being a personal God that has ordained all things and has called me into a relationship with you. Thank you that I don't have to worship a tree or inanimate object, but I get you – the Good Shepherd, my Abba Father." It is with very heavy hearts we share that our beloved Becky passed away this morning, April 6th, and was welcomed by her Abba Father. Although we cannot begin to understand how such a beautiful, well lived life could be cut so short, we take comfort knowing that she was able to meet her Creator and hear Him say, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You were faithful over a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Share your master’s joy.’ Matthew 25:23 We invite you to celebrate Becky's life with us at 3pm on Saturday, April 13th at Back Country CrossFit, 8990 Barrons Blvd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129. Anyone interested in showing appreciation and support for Becky is encouraged to consider making a tax deductible contribution to FAITH RXD via FAITHRXD.org/support. Becky is survived by her immediate family, Jim, Kylie and Tyler, her parents, Bev and Mike Beliveau and Gary and Terri Menchhofer, siblings, Troy Menchhofer and Courtney Beliveau.
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