Becky was a ray of sunshine always! I do not think that I have ever been so shocked as I was when I heard about her earning her wings. Now she will forever watch over all of us. What a blessing.
BECKY,WAS MY SWEETHEART FROM NORTHSIDE JR. HIGH UNTILL HER DEATH.I LOVED HER IN JR. HIGH BUT SHE ALWAYS DATED 9TH GRADE JOCKS.YOU GUYS KNOW WHAT HAPPENED.THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS ALWAYS DATED THE 9TH GRADE BAD BOYS LEFT US HANGING IN THE WIND. WE FINALLY GOT TO DATE AND FALL FOR EACH OTHER. SHE GAVE ME A GREAT BUNCH OF KIDS TO RAISE AND LOVE.THEY ARE ALL GROWN UP AND ON THEIR OWN. WE HAD A LOT OF FUN AND LOVE!!
Becky was the daughter of my mother's best friend. Although she was the prettiest and most popular girl I knew she was always a good friend to the dorky kid who had known her forever. Like Ronnie said, she did have an unusual interest in bad boys, until Ronnie came along that is. For what its worth, Ronnie, her mother thought you were the best thing to ever happen to her. Becky was a sunburst that lasted too short a period of time.
Becky parents and mine were best friends. They did everything together lots of trips and parties together. My dad would call her Natalie Wood, because she looked so much like her. As everyone knew Becky was as beatuiful inside as well as outside. She had her first daughter a few days before I had mine which she named her Natalie. She called me to ask how we were and what had I named her when I told her Mitzie after my maiden name she thought what a cute idea I wish I would have thought of that because I could have named my baby Casey after my maiden name. We had our next daughters again a few weeks apart and she got her Casey. I was so glad that Becky was very happy with the love of her life and beautiful family.Becky was a truly special person and I miss her very much.She always had a beatuiful smile and a kind word for everyone she met.
Becky & I were in homeroom together all thru CHS. She was so nice to me & everyone she came in contact with. She was easy to talk to & always smiled at everyone no matter who they were. Last night, Anne Greever Nolan & I talked on the phone for an hour about our days @ CHS & remembered what a wonderful person Becky was. Anne's mom knew Becky's mom from Erlanger Hospital, so Mrs. Greever talked to Mrs. Case when Becky passed away so suddenly. I am happy to have known her & hate she had to leave her loved ones so soon. Sincerely, Barbara Chase Turner
Michael McKelvy (1968)
Becky was a ray of sunshine always! I do not think that I have ever been so shocked as I was when I heard about her earning her wings. Now she will forever watch over all of us. What a blessing.Michael McKelvy-1968
Ron Campbell (1968)
BECKY,WAS MY SWEETHEART FROM NORTHSIDE JR. HIGH UNTILL HER DEATH.I LOVED HER IN JR. HIGH BUT SHE ALWAYS DATED 9TH GRADE JOCKS.YOU GUYS KNOW WHAT HAPPENED.THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS ALWAYS DATED THE 9TH GRADE BAD BOYS LEFT US HANGING IN THE WIND.WE FINALLY GOT TO DATE AND FALL FOR EACH OTHER. SHE GAVE ME A GREAT BUNCH OF KIDS TO RAISE AND LOVE.THEY ARE ALL GROWN UP AND ON THEIR OWN. WE HAD A LOT OF FUN AND LOVE!!
Jim Mansfield (1969)
Becky was the daughter of my mother's best friend. Although she was the prettiest and most popular girl I knew she was always a good friend to the dorky kid who had known her forever. Like Ronnie said, she did have an unusual interest in bad boys, until Ronnie came along that is. For what its worth, Ronnie, her mother thought you were the best thing to ever happen to her. Becky was a sunburst that lasted too short a period of time.Priscilla Mitts (Dietterich) (1971)
Becky parents and mine were best friends. They did everything together lots of trips and parties together. My dad would call her Natalie Wood, because she looked so much like her. As everyone knew Becky was as beatuiful inside as well as outside. She had her first daughter a few days before I had mine which she named her Natalie. She called me to ask how we were and what had I named her when I told her Mitzie after my maiden name she thought what a cute idea I wish I would have thought of that because I could have named my baby Casey after my maiden name. We had our next daughters again a few weeks apart and she got her Casey. I was so glad that Becky was very happy with the love of her life and beautiful family.Becky was a truly special person and I miss her very much.She always had a beatuiful smile and a kind word for everyone she met.Barbara Chase (Turner) (1968)
Becky & I were in homeroom together all thru CHS. She was so nice to me & everyone she came in contact with. She was easy to talk to & always smiled at everyone no matter who they were. Last night, Anne Greever Nolan & I talked on the phone for an hour about our days @ CHS & remembered what a wonderful person Becky was. Anne's mom knew Becky's mom from Erlanger Hospital, so Mrs. Greever talked to Mrs. Case when Becky passed away so suddenly. I am happy to have known her & hate she had to leave her loved ones so soon.Sincerely, Barbara Chase Turner