Rebecca Ann Boldt

So sorry to hear of the loss to your family whether it be your wife, mother, sister, or child. She was such a special lady. With sympathy, Ginny and Albert Cooke

My deepest condolences. Please know that Pastor Phil spoke of Rebecca and her remarkable life yesterday and that the community of Memorial UCC is with your family in prayer. Likewise, all of us in DNR's Bureau of Legal Services wish peace and comfort to you. -Jane Landretti

I was so sorry to hear about your loss. Becky, as I knew her, and I had reconnected last year by email/Facebook and I enjoyed catching up and our political discussions. She was always good for a liberal pep talk. HS classmate, Jim Petruzzi

In August 1983, I met Becky as one of 50 other new grad students aspiring to become professional economists. Becky's sharp mind and infectious laugh made graduate school easier for all who studied and shared an office with her in that first year of graduate school. Her sense of humor helped us regain some perspective when the burden of problem sets weighed us down. -Warren Palmer

Dear Grahman Boldt Family, I was shocked and sadden to learn of Becky's passing. She was a life force of persuasive passion. A force I trust her girls will carry on. I'm writing tonight from her old neighborhood in Houston, where I live now with my family. My children attending Spring Forrest Jr. High School, where I first met Becky. She was always much smarter, more mature, and could see the best in people. I grieve for you, with you. May God assuage your grief, and leave you with all the happy memories. Go in peace Becky - Craig Hagedorn