Becci grew up running wild on the farm, she started riding horses at the age of 3 and loved it all summer long. In the winter Becci could be found at the rink. Whether it was playing or cheering. If she was in the stands you knew who she was cheering for. Whether she was cheering for the Coyotes sitting in the Vancouver team seats, sneaking her Penguins shirt under her Coyotes jersey, or yelling at her cousins her opinion on how they should play. She loved her hockey, her Penguins and Yotes. She has converted many people to Penguins fans or at the very least given them a list of reasons of why they should. Once she started working at Flight Centre her feet never touched the ground. She loved to travel. She was completing her bucket list one trip at a time. There was never a dull moment with Becci around especially once Sophie came along. She was the first to admit that her and Sophie were best friends. She was going to teach her nieces and nephew many wonderful things. She never hesitated to completely spoil them. She strived to be the fun aunt and accomplished it in every way. Becci was a spitfire in life. If you didn’t know her when she walked in a room you knew her when she left. She leaves to cherish many memories her parents Reg and Twila Wilson. Her sister Laine, husband Curtis Nash, children Sophie and Luke. Megan, husband Tanner Ross and daughter Hayden. Her grandparents Marlene and Carson Richardson, Margaret Wilson, Great Aunt Teenie, and Uncle Bill. Along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and many many friends. Becci was predeceased by her Grandpa Graham Wilson.