Paulette Aipperspach
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Paulette Rose Beck was born to Ruben and Irene (Libis) Beck at Eureka, South Dakota
Paulette passed away July 13, 2025. She attended Roosevelt Elementary, Monroe Junior High
and Central High School in Aberdeen,South Dakota.
She moved to Denver, Colorado in 1972 and married Ken Aipperspach September 1,1973. She
was employed at St John's Lutheran Church as a secretary, Parts Department at Omera Ford
and Loan processor at Valley Bank and Trust. Health issues forced her to retire early. Paulette
was still able to enjoy life caring for her family.
Paulette is survived by her husband Ken and her two children Travis and Dana Aipperspach.
Daughter-in-Law Malia Robinett and Grandson Marshall Hotaling. Her surviving siblings are
Janice (Don) Huepel, Virginia Bauer, Pat Miller, Bob (Diane) Beck, Vicky Beck, Scott (Lisa)
Beck.
Preceding her in death were her parents Ruben Beck, Irene Beck, (brother)Tim Beck
(brother-in-law) Milbert (Radar) Bauer, and (nephew) Rick Heupel.
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