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Jan 3, 1976 - Apr 7, 2018 (Age 42)
I am so sorry and saddened to hear the news of Becky's passing. I remember her as the little sister of my good friend Roberta. Becky had an infectious smile that will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to Becky's family, especially Mr. White, Berta & Raquel. Miss you. Hugs to you all. ❤
Tammy Adams Hull
April 22, 2018 | Eastford, CT
With heartfelt sympathy to the family, may you find comfort in knowing that God understands and will give you the needed strength to get pass this difficult time. Isaiah 40:29
April 18, 2018
My deepest sympathies for your loss. Rebecca and I were friends in high school and it was an honor to have known her. She was such a beautiful and kind soul. RIP my friend.
Marion (Gomes) Graves
April 11, 2018 | Pascoag, RI
God has gotten back a sweet gift that he gave for everyone to enjoy. A sweet and compassionate lady with a calm and understanding heart. All prayers and well wishes go to her surviving loved ones.
Edward Smith
April 11, 2018 | Sevierville, TN
So sorry to hear of your loss. Many prayers are coming for the family. May she rest on peace. Ellie Calcagni of AZ.
April 11, 2018
CHARLESTON, IL – Rebecca L. White-Morris, age 42 of Charleston passed away on Saturday, April 7, 2018 while at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Memorial Services will be planned for a later date. Memorial gifts in her name may be made to www.vhl.org. Adams Funeral Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements.
Rebecca was born January 3, 1976 in Milford, Massachusetts, a daughter of William and Linda (Thibault) White. She married David E. Morris, Jr. on August 3, 2002 in Springfield, Illinois and he survives. In addition to David, she is survived by her father, William White, two sisters, Roberta (Blaine) Dodrill and Raquel (Michael) Auriemma; a niece Brianna Smith and her son Oliver; and a nephew, Austin Smith. Her mother preceded her in death.
Rebecca was a member of the Alumni Association at both Providence College in Rhode Island, where she attained her Bachelor’s Degree and Frostburg State University in Maryland where she received her Master’s Degree. David and Rebecca located to Charleston when Rebecca accepted a position as a Resident Director at Eastern Illinois University.
Rebecca was passionate in her research of VHL, a genetic condition which she battled for many years. She also enjoyed watching television, solving crossword and brain teaser puzzles, and cheering for her beloved Boston Red Sox. Rebecca enjoyed traveling when her health permitted, telling stories and maintaining many valued and treasured friendships.
Rebecca’s memorial website is available at www.adamsfuneralchapel.com.
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