Helen Becchetti Dover

I,HAVE SO MANY WONDERFUL MEMORIES
OF MY AUNT HELEN. SHE HAD A HEART
MADE OF GOLD.SHE LOVED EVERYONE THAT
SHE MEET,SHE NEVER NEW A STRANGER.
AND SHE LOVED LIFE TO THE FULLEST,
AND SHE LIVED IT THE VERY SAME WAY.
UNTIL THE VERY END OF HER LIFE.
SHE WAS THE VERY LAST OF ARE AUNTS
TO GO. IT IS VERY SAD, BUT SHE WENT
HAPPY TO SEE THE REST OF HER FAMILY
AGAIN. SHE MISSED THEM ALL SO MUCH
I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER ALL OF
MY LIFE. HER...

My family has so many wonderful memories of Aunt Helen. As a child, I remember how fun it was to go to Phoenix to visit and stay in her cute little house. Then when I grew up and had children, she enjoyed it so much when I would bring my sons Jimmy and Patrick down to see her. She helped me when my Mom, her sister, Jo See was sick and dying. She would spend as much time with her as she could and let me have some time off. I appreciated that more than anyone could ever know. She loved her...

I am very sorry to hear of Aunt Helen's passing. My sympathy to Fred and his family. Brenda Wyatt

My deepest condolences to Ms. Dover's family. She will truly be missed. She loved her Fred and her grandkids very much. She was so proud to become a great-grandma. We always thought it was neat that I also have a son named Fred and I became a grandma around the time she became a great-grandma. I truly miss our talks. The Dover family is in our thoughts and prayers. - The Kenyon Family

Ms. Dover was a very SPECIAL lady. She was my Freshman typing teacher in 1976 at Camelback. In 1986 I moved into my home and to my delight - Ms. Dover was my neighbor - we talked of school times and I was amazed that she still had my grades from 10 years earlier. She told me that I was an excellent student and was very proud of the fact that I work for a Judge - she said - "see that typing that I taught you brought you a long way." I was very sad when Ms. Dover had to move to California. ...

Helen was my favorite Aunt. She was always wonderful fun and I have many fond memories of her. We lived near her little house in Phoenix and visited her and Fred often. Who can forget her dog, Girlena (is that Italian for girl?) or her lifelong study of the Italian language and folk dancing. She lead all of us dancing at my wedding in Santa Fe, NM in 1985 when I married a Greek man - she knew all the Greek dances! So sad to see the last of the Becchetti's go - they are all missed, but...