Charlotte Sue Becker was born on June 29th, 1952 in Norwood, Missouri, the daughter of Leon and Angie Smith Dennis.
Charlotte was full of strength, a giving heart, thoughtfulness, love for God and love for others. She was the true glue of her family, they meant so much to her. She was very knowledgeable in genealogy and family history, and also helped in hosting family reunions. Her favorite times were with her loved ones.
Charlotte took college courses in life with hopes of a degree in psychology, during the time her IQ was noticed to be very high and she was accepted by MENSA, the world's oldest and most famous high IQ society. She believed in keeping herself busy, what she loved to do most is crafting. Everything from cake decorating, scrapbooking, painting, sewing and embroidery. Even more than doing crafts, she loved to teach them. She has taught so many. Right up until she got sick, she was teaching painting classes to elderly women. She loved to sing, and she had a beautiful voice. If it wasn't singing, she was humming a favorite tune. Charlotte also gave many years of service working in the church, she had a strong faith.
Charlotte was the best planner, hostess, the true heart of everything and the one to come to for anything. She always had an embrace, advice, and most always the answers. She will be deeply missed by all who love her and kept forever in our hearts.
Charlotte was preceded in death by her parents Leon and Angie Dennis, her younger brothers Edwin Dennis and Terry Dennis. She is survived by her loving husband John C. Becker of Butler, Missouri, son Tracy Parks of Coleman, Florida, son Roger Parks of Newport, Tennessee, daughter Janet Wason and husband James of Butler, Missouri, Andrew Becker of Kansas City, Kansas, Chris Becker of Kansas City, Kansas. She is also survived by fourteen grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchildren that she adored.
Added to that is three great-grandchildren on the way that she was so excited to meet.
