Cause of Death of Greg Becks, Owner of Flower Shop Explained

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How did Greg Becks die?  The cause of death of the owner of the flower shop Becks has been explained

Fourth-generation longtime local flower shop owner Gregory “Greg” W. Becks has died. Let’s see more details about Greg Becks in the following paragraphs.

What happened to Greg Becks?

Greg Becks has died at the age of 67. According to the official obituary, Becks owned Becks Flower Shop in East Peoria. He was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents.

“Our family has been very blessed to do what we’ve done over the years,” says Greg’s younger brother Victor, who credits the staff for all they’ve done through it all. “There’s no doubt that we’ll miss Greg, but the fact that we have such a great team, things will continue.”

In addition to his father, Bill Backes, Greg is survived by his soulmate and best friend, Mary Reynolds; daughter, Ash “Miss A” Reynolds; brother, Victor (Sue) Becks; and his beloved dog, Tala AKA Tally wacker. Greg also leaves behind his much loved staff.

Cause of death

On January 14, 2023, Gregory W. Becks, 67, of Pekin passed away at OSF Medical Center St. Francis.

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The cause of his death has not been made public, but given that his death was reported in Adult Heart Unit at OSF Medical Center St. Francishe may have had heart problems.

A gathering of friends and family will be held from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 at the Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel in Peoria. Memorial contributions may be made to the OSF St. Cardiac Unit for Adults. Francis Medical Center.

Online condolences and tributes may be made to www.davison-fulton.com.

Greg Becks – Fourth Generation Florist

Greg was a fourth generation florist and owner of Becks Florist, which had been in business since 1934. Through the business, he brought happiness and many smiles to others with his love of plants and flowers.

He is a graduate of Bradley University and is proud of his working relationship with them over the years. Greg was an integral part of the surrounding business community and valued those relationships. He was kind and generous to many; his generosity often went unseen.

Greg enjoyed reading, building Legos, golfing and spending time with his dog Tala. He loved traveling with Mary and Ash and exploring the world as a family. Greg touched the lives of many and his presence will be missed.

Becks for the busiest days of the year

Becks Florist owner Greg Becks says the holiday is one of the busiest days of the year. Other busy holidays like Mother’s Day or Christmas last for several days or weeks. On Friday, employees began work before 6 a.m. and began preparations for flower removal and delivery in central Illinois.

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“They can go to the door, there’s somebody there — ‘Is this for me?’ and that’s what it’s all about,” Becks said. Many of the arrangements and orders have options for a variety of flowers with balloons, stuffed animals or treats.

The cold weather added to the Valentine’s Day delivery rush. That meant Becks had to add drivers to the routes so they could take turns being out in the cold. The weather also caused some districts to cancel school, which meant supplies to those schools needed a new drop-off location.

Condolences posted on social media

On Greg Bex’s page posted

We lost a beloved member of the Becks family over the weekend. Greg touched the lives and hearts of many and we are heartbroken to share this news. If you have any fond memories of Greg, whether it’s ordering flowers from Becks Florist, or if it’s a personal memory you’ve shared with him, we’d love to read them in our comments section on this post.

Memorial contributions may be made to OSF Medical Center St. Francis Adult Heart Unit.

Gary posted

Beck’s first flower shop was on the corner of Missouri Avenue and Corrington Avenue in Peoria. I remember him as a kid in the neighborhood.

Emily posted

So sorry to learn of Greg’s passing. I send my heartfelt condolences and love to his entire family and the staff at Beck’s Florist. Blessed be his memory. REST IN PEACE

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Greg posted

I’m sorry Vic. Your brother Greg was a good and gentle man. I will never forget playing basketball with him and everyone in the neighborhood on your Timothy basketball court. prayers

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