HGTV “Curb Appeal” Co-Host dies in Motorcycle Accident
Thirty- Eight year old Bill Beckwith died in a tragic motorcycle accident. Bill was co-host of HGTV’s television show, “Curb Appeal”. He was riding his motorcycle in San Francisco’s Low Haight when he was struck by a car and killed.
According to the local reports the tragic accident occurred near the corner of Oak and Steiner streets around 8 o’ clock that evening. Monday the local police said that bill died at the San Francisco General Hospital.
When the network gave a statement to E! News, they said that " The HGTV family is deeply saddened by Bill’s tragic death and we mourn his loss along with his many family and friends who will miss his creativity, adventurous spirit, and general love of life."
In a recent statement the police said that the driver of the car stayed there on scene and was very cooperative with the police investigators. They also said that Beckwith was transported to the San Francisco General Hospital where he then died from injured that he got in the wreck.
If you would like to pay tribute to Beckwith’s memory then please join this Facebook page. The page was created a few days ago His girlfriend, Yulia Korneeva wrote on that memorial page: “My love: so kind, so bright, adventurous, and strong. You are loved by so many good people! I wish you could stay with us for the way longer.”
A memorial is being organized for his friends and family that will take place on this Sunday. Bill was a native of Maine and a University of Montana graduate. He founded his San Francisco company, BB Design Build which would specialize in cabinetry and finish work. He started the company in 2001.
Bill then went on to star on the HGTV show, “Curb Appeal” which is a thirty minute reality television show that features makeovers on the exteriors of dated homes.
Daniel A. Gibalevich
DAG Law Firm
