Robert Joseph Becker

My thoughts have been with the Becker family after learning of Bob's death and I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences. I was a classmate of Bob's and grew up next door on Rimers Drive. I have fond memories of sharing time together in neighborhood games and gatherings, long bus rides to school, and at school events. We were not close friends but certainly offered support and encouragement to each other as we navigated those adolescent years. I knew Bob to be a person with sweetness in...

Our deepest condolences to Bob's Family. Bob was a great friend from our days together in high school and kept in touch with him through our lives. Rest in peace "Brother Bob". Terry and Laurie Frederick

Being the youngest of eight in the Becker household made for an interesting childhood. So many memories of holidays and family gatherings. Bob was always there, laughing and joking and just being real. One of my favorite memories is a fishing trip we brothers took with our Dad to Canada. We flew into a lake and stayed in a tiny cabin. It was a real bonding experience to say the least. We caught some nice fish one day, and Bob and Dad made a live well right off the shore but quickly found out...

My heart is broken, you are now the 4th sibling that God has taken and I will always miss you. Your love of life and enjoyment of your children and grandchildren was awesome. Rest in peace my brother.

We are so sorry to hear of the news of Bob's passing. We knew of the entire Becker Family as we all grew up on Rimers Drive the farthest out from Concord Schools during our teenage years. We will never forget the best of seasons when Mr. Faulkner would build an ice hockey rink in his back yard year after year for all of the teenage boys to play fantastic hockey games. Bob was an awesome skater and even a better hockey player along with his Brother Bill. We will never forget those years...

Bob, was a blessing to our family. He was very loved by all of us. We have missed him in our life, but we know he is with Jesus now . thank the Lord that he is with the Lord right now and out of pain. He will always be cherished in our hearts ! Our hearts hurt for the whole family and most of all Justin and Jessica May God bless you and keep you and we are praying for you all. CMA Jackson Chapter Chaplin . Katie C. Kovich. You will never be forgotten..

When I sit and think about memories of Dad they flood in like a wave. Everything from fishing as a youngster to bagging my first deer (with his help). To seeing my sons learn from him how to throw a tomahawk and shoot a blackpowder rifle. What I will never forget is how much love he had for the people that meant the most to him. I was lucky to have him as my Dad.