KIMBERLY MAE HANNAH

Kimberly Mae (Becknell) Hannah passed away on September 17, 2026, in Placentia, California, at the age of 62. She was born on February 20, 1964, in Long Beach, California, to Joe and Bonnie Becknell.

Kim was one of three daughters in a family she deeply cherished. She was preceded in death by her parents, Joe and Bonnie Becknell, and her sister, Tamera (Becknell) Dick.

Kim is survived by her daughter, Alicia Becknell; her sisters, Kathy (Rich) Dunn and Liz (Bob) Crouch; her brother, Matt (Stacy) Becknell; her nephews, Travis and James; her nieces, Michaella and Madelyn; and many other beloved relatives and dear friends.

From an early age, Kim had a deep love for animals and the outdoors. She enjoyed camping, fishing, splashing in creeks and rivers, and exploring nature. Dogs were a constant and beloved part of her life. As a young girl, she proudly rode in local parades with her dog, Trixie, by her side.

Kim also enjoyed some of the early console video games and had a special love for children. She was blessed with her daughter, Alicia, whom she cherished deeply. Kim loved reading to Alicia, teaching her to ride a bicycle, and taking her on trips to visit extended family. These experiences helped create lasting memories and strengthened the family bonds that meant so much to her.

Kim spent much of her career as a truck driver, a profession that took her across the Midwest and allowed her to experience many different places and communities. Whenever her route brought her near family members, she made every effort to stop and visit. Family was one of the greatest priorities in her life, and she treasured those connections. She also enjoyed discussing business with her mother, Bonnie, a longtime entrepreneur and business owner in the Westminster area.

Kim will be remembered as an expressive and determined woman with a kind and loving heart. Her love for family, animals, nature, and the people she cared about touched the lives of many.

Those who knew Kim take comfort in knowing that she is now with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

A celebration of Kim's life and a final farewell will be held at a later date, when she will be laid to rest in the Memory Garden at Santa Ana Cemetery in Santa Ana, California. Details will be announced as they become available.