Rebecca "Becky" Alvina Venegas

Born with a heart full of generosity and a zest for life, Becky brought joy and comfort to everyone around her. She had a deep passion for music—especially David Bowie—loved cooking for her family and friends, and never turned down a good game of rummy. Her home was a welcoming place where laughter flowed freely and stories were always shared.

Above all else, Becky’s greatest devotion was to her family and her faith. She poured love into everything she did, whether it was preparing a home-cooked meal, teaching her grandchildren how to play cards, cheering on her favorite baseball team, the Dodgers, or watching action movies—John Wick being a particular favorite.

Becky was known for her unconditional kindness and giving nature. Even when she had little, she gave freely—offering help, comfort, and love to those who needed it. She was not only a devoted mother and grandmother, but a true friend to many.

She is preceded in death by her beloved husband, Henry John Alcon Sr., her brother Robert Venegas, and her nephews Anthony Venegas and Freddy Venegas.

Becky is survived by her children: Michael, Robert, Henry Jr., and Rebecca; her cherished grandchildren: Michelle, Frankie, Elijah, Anissa, Isaiah, Jayden, Robert, Kainoa, Ezekiel, Ayden, Aubree, Ezra, Johnathan, and Noah; her brother Freddie, and a large extended family of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends whom she loved dearly.

Though Becky has left this world, her spirit lives on in the memories, lessons, and love she gave so freely. Her family asks that her life be celebrated with smiles and stories, remembering the sound of her laughter and the warmth of her heart.

She will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Please check again, service dates to be posted soon.

On behalf of our entire family, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude for your support, your kind words, and your shared memories bring us comfort during this difficult time.

While our hearts are heavy with sorrow, we take solace in knowing her spirit lives on in each of us—in the stories we tell, the lessons we carry, and the love we share.