Rebecca "Becky" Mosier came into the world on March 10, 1944, and departed this life on September 29, 2025 after battling severe lung and heart disease for the last 4 years.

She was born in Bakersfield, CA and came to Denver in the mid 60's where she fell in love with the Mile High City and she never left. Denver was home. She worked as a bookkeeper and then a certified accountant in her professional career where she established lifelong business relationships with her peers and clients. She also participated in local and neighborhood community events where she served as a volunteer giving back to those less fortunate.

Becky was an amateur ballroom dancer who specialized in the Tango. This allowed her introvert personality to get swept away in the dance. A mutual friend introduced Linda and Becky in the Spring of 1980 at none other than the original Charlie's on Colfax and Trenton. It was truly love at first site and as we say, the rest is history. A love that shined bright for 45 years.

She also supported Linda in their dog grooming business as well as when Linda showed top breeds in the ring with her specialty being poodles. Becky and Linda's home was definitely dog heaven with several 4-legged friends around. Becky was a woman of few words who had a very quiet strength with a concise manner of speech. She may not have said a lot but when she did, you paid attention because Becky was thoughtful in her message but clear in her delivery.

Becky is survived by her partner of 45 years, Dr. Linda Rose. The couple was legally married in 2022. She is also survived by her sister Nancy along with her husband, Peter Rickets, nephew Stacy DeWitt and niece Stephanie Evans.

There will be a private celebration of life for immediate family and a small circle of friends.