Becky Sue Dvorak

Becky Sue Dvorak

May 02, 1954 - April 12, 2022

Obituary

MIDDLETON - Becky Dvorak passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, after a five-year battle against cancer, which she fought with courage, dignity and grace.


Becky was born in Clatonia, NE, to Ivan and Birdene DeBoer on May 2, 1954, where she grew up on her family farm with her three sisters and brother. She met her lifelong love, Gerald Dvorak, in 1968, and they dated for seven years before marrying in 1975. They celebrate 47 years of marriage on May 10 of this year.


Becky made a lifetime of memories traveling the world and raising her family in Nebraska, Texas, Iowa and finally in Wisconsin where she was an indelible part of the Middleton community. A confidant to many and a friend to all, she will be dearly missed by all whose lives she touched.


Becky was thankful for the time she was able spend with her four grandchildren, Lucy (5), Lynnie (6), Rudy (6), and Claire (9), whose love she prized most in life.


She is survived by her husband, Gerry Dvorak; her daughter, Abbey (Espegard) and her husband Ryan; and her son, Brandon Dvorak and his wife Allyson.


For those near and far and who may require travel, the family will also host a Celebration of Life later this summer with a date to be determined.   


Becky was friend of the library and memorials may be made to the Middleton Public Library in her name.


Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.


Gunderson West

Funeral & Cremation Care

7435 University Ave.

(608) 831-6761

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Adam Jacobson
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Becky was like a 2nd mom to me ever since I can remember and one of my mom’s closest friends. We spent nearly every holiday together enjoying the fleeting time during the hectic schedules of life. Every summer when we were younger, our families shared time together at a quiet little place up north in Wisconsin called Camp Balsams and often boated around Lake Mendota in Wisconsin. I have many memories of all of these events but wanted to share the gravy story, which involved a few too many cosmopolitans and lots of laughter. My mom and Becky thought they could make the world’s best gravy and set out to do so while everyone waited. It turned out horrible but that was Ok because seeing the tears because they were laughing so hard was priceless. I will miss your kindness, caring nature, playing games with you at holidays, telling you stories about my life that you listened to as i babbled on and on, and so much more! I love you Becky and will miss you forever. Adam Jacobson
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Thinking of the entire Dvorak family during this difficult time. With Love and Sympathy, the Limberg family

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