Condolence: Ed, Lyn, Ed and Jennie would like to offer our sincerest condolences. She was always such a kind and thoughtful person. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Lyn

Condolence: My sincerest condolences to Becky's husband, children and her entire family.

I'll always remember her when I moved to PPB from Brielle and attending the Antrim School with her.

She was always the brightest star in our class and my entire family wanted to pass along our sincerest heartfelt condolences on your enormous loss.

-John Florio and family

Condolence: Chad and I and our family want to offer you our most sincere condolences. She was a beautiful, talented young woman, and you must have a huge hole in your hearts.

Condolence: Dear Dave & Clara,
So sorry to hear that your beautiful Becky has passed. Knowing her growing up in Pt. Pleasant Beach we knew she would achieve all that she could in life! Our love and prayers are with you both and her family.

Love,
Anne & Jim Vescovi

Condolence: Rob, Griffin & Colby,

Our thoughts are with you during this heartbreaking time.

Becky was a very special friend to me. She was funny and fun, my "go to" friend in San Francisco and my long distance friend when she moved to Boston. She was courageous and fearless, thoughtful and thought-provoking, tough and gentle all at once. We will remember her always.
We will miss her dearly.

Condolence: Dear Robert, Griffin, Colby,

I grew up with Becky in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ. Becky was an outstanding person and loved by many, as you know. She will be missed but never forgotten. Thoughts and Prayers to all during this difficult time.

Condolence: Rob, Griffin and Colby, please accept our saddest condolences.

To Griffin and Colby, we hope that hearing how your mom's friends felt about her might be comforting, maybe not now but perhaps when you get older. You already know all of this anyway, but it cannot be repeated too much:

Your mom was AWESOME! We met her in San Francisco circa 1997, this was even before she met your equally awesome dad. Your mom was sweet, super smart, adoringly quirky, quietly driven, fun and lovely. If you didn't get along with her, that was your problem. She had a terrific sense of humor and wasn't afraid to laugh at herself, which is a sign of strength and confidence. Your mom could more than keep up if she was the only girl among a group of boys, whether biking, running or rollerblading. Your mom was tough, made of grit, hard work, the good stuff. Most importantly, your mom was caring and kind. You will find strength in yourselves from knowing how the rest of the world felt about your mom. She cannot be replaced, yet she cannot be forgotten.

With Much Love,
- Allison & Bill King

Condolence: Dear Rob, Griffin, and Colby,
We are so very sad and sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you. Now Becky is free, and she will always be in our hearts - her generosity and thoughtfulness, her commitment to everything and everyone, how she was quick to laugh and have fun, her bright, beautiful eyes, and her amazing, inspiring strength, especially through these recent years. She was a wonderful friend, and we will miss her dearly.
Love,
Susan, John, Eleanor, and Steele

Condolence: Rob, Griffin and Colby, our thoughts are with your family as we think of Becky as such a kind and generous friend and mom. Our hearts are remembering her smile.

Condolence: Robert, I am so sorry for your loss and pray that you and your family find peace in the memories of Becky.