BECKY WAS MY PERSONAL SECRETARY FOR THE EAST ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE .  AS POSTMASTER WE HAD SEVERAL OFFICES! BECKY WAS OUTSANDING, KIND AND MADE SURE WHILE I HAD TO TRAVEL TO OTHER OFFICES, EVERY  THING WAS HANDELED PROPERLY! THERE WERE TIMES WE HAD TO GO TO OTHER MEETINGS BUT SHE FINISED HER WORK AND MADE SURE EVERYTHING WAS  FINISHED ON TIME. SHE WAS  A FRIEND AND KNEW HOW TO WORK  WITH OUR  TEAM OF SUPERVISORS TO MAKE SURE WE REMAIN #1 . MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCE FOR  HER FAMILY, SHE WILL BE MISSED BUT SHE IS WITH HER HEAVENLY FATHER AND AT REST.  LOVE YOU, BECKY   REST IN PEACE, MY FRIEND, AND ANGEL  MS C. FORMER POSTMASTER EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS    LOVE, SHEILA AND LYNN CALVERT














Becky was a true and funny friend to work with.  You will be truly missed. 

Like many I knew Becky through her work with AMTA. Becky was part of a lot of turbulent transitions with massage therapy for me and yet when I saw her at a convention several years later she was just as warm as ever and wanted to catch up as if I had not been away. That's how she was. She helped me out of a few sticky situations while she was President of IL Chapter. She loved massage therapy and always wanted to contribute.  May the family be comforted by warm memories of her sweet personality and know how many people she touched in this life.  For me that equals real success. 

I had the privilege of working closely with Becky as we volunteered with the American Massage Therapy Association. Becky was a true advocate for the massage therapy profession. Her dedicated spirit meant that she was always there for you even if it meant significant self-sacrifice for her. I treasure the fact that I knew her not only as a trusted colleague but also as a dear friend. We laughed, we worried, we overcame and in the process, we kicked some butt. Dang, I  miss her.  Godspeed Ms Becky.

Recognizable leadership was easy with Becky. She drew me in to peer huddles and saved a place for me at her table during meetings. She included and acknowledged me from the beginning of my volunteer time with AMTA-IL. When someone dies, those final conversations and interactions take on new meaning. We hold these moments tight with gratitude. I received a text from Becky on June 7th and the area code of 618 was as recognizable as her leadership, her kindness, her humor, her “salt of the earth” approachable presence, and her mentorship. She was a phone call away for me since 2011. She always took my call and I will miss that most. She was a gift handed to me through volunteerism and a reminder that volunteering gives back to an individual two fold through meeting people like Becky. Rest easy friend, Cindy

I worked with Becky in East St. Louis Post Office. Always enjoyed working with her, she helped me keep my sanity at the place. Always enjoyed being around her. Sorry for your loss.

I was honored to meet Colleen at National convention, I was very impressed with her love and care that she showed to everyone around her, was a beautiful woman and a good massage therapist leader she will be truely missed as a friend. My deepest  condolences for her and her family during this sad time.

Becky had a beautiful smile.  A joy to work with at East St. Louis post Office.   Praying for the family.


Co worker
Lillie Vaughn

Becky was such a bright star in the massage field.she was known for her intelligence and great sense of humor. She will be so missed.

It was a pleasure getting to know Becky as part of our AMTA massage family. Serving with her on the Governance committee allowed me to experience her keen wit and sense of humor as well as her passion and dedication for the massage community and profession. She will be missed and I am sure that her memory will remain lively in the hearts of all that new her. 
Wishing the family peace in the days ahead. 

Lee 

Oh my dear friend....I hate writing this as I'm sure you know. You were my student, my employee, my volunteer, but most important of all, you were my friend. Losing you is like losing a part of my heart. We've went through many trials and triumphs together and I'm forever grateful you were right there beside me. I'll miss our marathon phone calls-they were the best. I hope you knew how much you meant to me and that you'll carry on this next journey with the same grace, style, and tenacity with which you lived your life. I am so proud to have known you for so many years, and even more proud to call you my dear friend.  I love you.

I met Becky around  2012 at an AMTA event in IL. We were also chapter presidents within the same years.
  She was one of the kindest and most caring people I had ever met.  It was an honor to serve on a committee with her, she made it fun while getting the work done.  She had a way of making you feel welcome.  She shared her knowledge and experience with our members in a supportive manor.     Becky was always the face in the crowd that I happily, looked for each year at convention.  Her smile and genuine warmth will be very sadly missed. 
 Thank you Becky, for sharing your gifts with the world.  

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Collene Rebecca Schwoebel

6 julio, 1956 – 20 julio, 2020

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