Death date: May 22, 2013
Rebecca “Becky” Jean Sisco passed away on her 27th Birthday, May 21, 2013 at her residence in Mooresville with her parents by her side. Becky is survived by her parents, Grace and Jim Sisco of Mooresville, Grandmother Margaret Si Read Obituary
I am so sorry for your loss. The Bible provides comfort during these difficult times. Revelation 21:3,4…states “And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away”. Very soon now, we will never experience losing our loved ones in death.
Dear Jim and Grace,
Your friends at Third Church of Christ, Scientist, Salt Lake City, send our condolences with much love and prayerful thought for all. We remember Becky with much fondness in our Sunday school and how she always added to our discussion. Becky was always a joy to be around, expressing lots of love and sweetness. May you have the peace and comfort only God can give. As in Psalms 29:11, "The Lord will give strength unto his people; the Lord will bless his people with peace."
Your friends at Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Dear Grace & Jim,
Our hearts are breaking knowing how hard it is to say goodbye to someone so special and important in your lives. The girls and I always loved Becky's infectious smile and we will never forget our trips to DC and all the fun we had. The girls were thrilled that Becky loved painting their nails while we were in "boring meetings." I know that I have a few pictures of our kids together and promise to send them your way as soon as I find them. Our girls and I stayed Facebook friends with Becky and always loved hearing from her. Becky has been a gift - to all of us - and an inspiration to all who knew her. Wishing you both peace and comfort in the difficult days, months and years ahead. Never forget that our children are ALWAYS with us - they live on in our hearts for the rest of our days! Our son, Jason, is proof of that...
Dawn, Skip, Jeff, Jason (in spirit), Julie, Jaime and Jen
Barrington RI
Grace -
I remember meeting Becky at a couple of the FV conferences and was touched by her wonderful personality and vivaciousness. The transition video in which she was featured impressed me very much. I hope you and your family find strength in her accomplishments and find peace in her love.
Hello Sisco's,
Well you have joined a fairly exclusive group, those who have to bury their children. Becky was a wonderful young adult and advocate for all kide with special needs. I remember her barreling around the Doubletree Hotel (the FV training conference) for so many years. It was a beautiful sight that brought much joy to many Mom's who could not bring their own kids. Love and prayers are with you now and she joins a wonderful group to watch over us!
I feel so sad by her passing but somehow inspired at how she lived her life despite the difficulties. Some people don't have the luxury of living a full life because of a condition that they are predisposed with but somehow I can see that these people are the strongest people to have lived because they never gave up hope to their last breath. Becky is one of those people. We should all be thankful that we had the opportunity to live the life that she always asked so let us live it bringing with us her memory.
All of us at Family Voices of Colorado are thinking of your family and please know that Becky had touched me at more than one national conference throughout the years. Although her time with us was cut short, the time we all had with her was powerful!
Grace and Jim,
While I cannot even imagine the magnitude of your loss, I find it equally difficult to feel sad as I think about Becky. She was one of the most positive people that I have ever known and she brightened up every room that she entered. In my vision of the afterlife, I see Becky romping through the woods, checking up on her wolves and other critters. Becky had a positive impact on so many people and she lived her life to the fullest. To Becky and the loving parents who raised such an amazing young woman, a heartfelt "Well done!"
So sorry for the loss of Becky. I had the pleasure of teaching her at Mitchell Community College. She was such a caring peron who worked hard in my classes. I nicknamed her "Diva" and she loved to be called a diva. I will miss her smile! Heaven certainly gained an angel!!
Jim and Grace,
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your very special Becky. While a banker in Mooresville I met Jim through his business and he told me all about Becky. I'm so very sorry you've lost this courageous young lady. She is free of the constraints she suffered in this life.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
