Becky was my first good friend in Stillwater when I moved in 7th grade--such a traumatic time to move. We remained friends through high school, college and beyond, but would be in and out of touch. I'm shocked and saddened to hear of her passing. Saddened that I didn't know in order to reach out to her. She was a genuinely sweet person. Her love for Tom from junior high on, and her deep love for her son and grandkids are what I remember most. Hers was a beautiful life and legacy. I'll sit on the bench in memory of her dad that overlooks the bridge in Lowell park with even more poignant feelings. With deep sadness and genuine gratitude for her life.
Rebecca “Becky” Ann Zieske, 69, originally of Stillwater, MN, went to Heaven peacefully on Nov. 14, 2020 at her home in Lawrence, WI. She was born to Margaret and Florian Crever on Nov. 24, 1950. She married Tom Zieske on June 16, 1973. She loved spending time with and spoiling her grandchildren (her pride and joy), traveling, and talking with her friends and family. She was a wonderful homemaker, keeping a cheerful household, baking, cooking, and helping others in any way she could. Neighborhood children who weren’t related to her also considered her “Grandma Becky”, she was simply adored. Becky was a devoted Christian, loving wife, mother, and grandmother and will be missed dearly. She is survived by her husband Tom, son Brock, daughter-in-law, Stacy, grandchildren; Annalise, Jack and Lily, sisters; Carole, Kathleen, and Kris. Due to current constraints, Becky’s life will be celebrated at a later date, to be determined. To leave a message of remembrance, please visit www.newcomergreenbay.com.
Diana Segelstrom (Dudzik)
Becky was my first good friend in Stillwater when I moved in 7th grade--such a traumatic time to move. We remained friends through high school, college and beyond, but would be in and out of touch. I'm shocked and saddened to hear of her passing. Saddened that I didn't know in order to reach out to her. She was a genuinely sweet person. Her love for Tom from junior high on, and her deep love for her son and grandkids are what I remember most. Hers was a beautiful life and legacy. I'll sit on the bench in memory of her dad that overlooks the bridge in Lowell park with even more poignant feelings. With deep sadness and genuine gratitude for her life.
Linda Peterson
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