Rebecca Lipkin

Dear Gladys, Harriet, Alan, and family, Know that many feel your loss and wish strength during these hard times. I Just watched Rebecca's story on Ireland and really enjoyed seeing what she wanted to show the world. She inspired me as a kid down the block on 76th Road to pursue a career as a reporter and enjoyed working at WABC starting my career. Her kindness, love, and attention to detail will always be with us to carry onto others. Rest in peace neighbor and thanks for helping to make this...

While it has been many years since I last saw Rebecca, she was a funny and brilliant person. My first meeting of Rebecca was in high school back in NY. Many days of fun and laughter with Rebecca during those days brings a smile to my face. While this is a loss to our world for such a wonderful person, her memory will live on forever and will continue to bring sunshine to us all. My deepest sympathy to her family.

Rebecca will certianly be remembered for the light and enthusiasm she spread, wherever she went. She was adventurous, fearless, funny,kind and generous.
She leaves a legacy of the trememdous work she did, the people she touched and mentored, and the many, many people who loved her.
She will be missed.

I extend my deepest sympathy to all of the Lipkin family, but particularly to Harriet and Chris, my dear friends, for the most untimely loss of Becca. I am just so sorry. Much love,

Dear Gladys, Harriet, Alan, Barbara, Chris and family,
My heart goes out to you for your loss. I hope you can find comfort in how Becca's wonderful light is not extinguished, but will continue to live on through you and all those she has touched.

We will never forget the always smiling
Rebecca......what a wonderful child....
who became a never to be forgotten woman of the world!
Our hearts are broken!
Much love to all the family....
Aunt Esther & Michele
Camp Kewanee....

To Gladys and family
Friends from the past are deeply saddened to learn about your loss.
I can still remember Rebecca working into my office in midtown Manhattan for her eye care.
Jeff Rose and Hester Rose

To Gladys, Harriet and all of Rebecca's family, I knew Rebecca in London and attended many of her legendary Bonfire Night parties. I thought of her as a good friend. I was immensely proud to know her, she was so accomplished, so knowledgeable, so humourous. Her loss, huge to us who knew her lately, must be incalculable to you. I send my sincere sympathies, my thoughts and my prayers. Rebecca will always be remembered in London.

To Rebecca's family,

I am heartbroken to hear the news of Rebecca's passing. I will remember her best as I knew her in New York, before she moved to London. She was funny, smart, loved life and took advantage of every adventure that came her way. I recently reconnected with her, and am deeply saddened by this turn of events. My condolences to you all.