Rebecca Ann Denny

Becky was one of the most genuine people I’ve ever met. When you gave Becky the floor to speak, she was full of wisdom and laughter. Her one-liner humor and the spark in her eyes whenever she talked about her family were my favorite memories. It was a joy to work with her, and I know her spirit will live on in everything she taught me towards living life.

Becky was one of the most genuine people I’ve ever met. When you gave Becky the floor to speak, she was full of wisdom and laughter. Her one-liner humor and the spark in her eyes whenever she talked about her family were my favorite memories. It was a joy to work with her, and I know her spirit will live on in everything she taught me towards living life.

I knew Becky when she lived in Surfside Beach, SC. I considered her sister Roxanne my best friend then and my mom was close with their parents. Even though I was several years younger, I never was treated like a petty little kid that lived across the street. In my eyes, Becky was “it” and I wanted to be like her. Ends up we had more in common than I realized. Both nurses with degrees from USC, love of Nancy Drew, travel, and deep connections with others. My sincerest condolences to her...

Becky was a great nurse! I admired her immensely. Hers is a remarkable legacy of care and leadership.

Becky and I have know each other our whole lives because we are cousins. I remember the stack of books by her bed. She read all of those and went out for more. She was fun to be with. Like the Christmas my son and I spent with her, Roxanne and Amanda. I haven’t seen her for a long time but I did think about her and Roxanne a lot. My sympathy for the family.

Becky was truly a wonderful and great person, she will always hold a special place in my heart. RIP. My deepest sympathy to her family.

She was amazing, gifted and generous to a fault. She will forever be missed.