Rebecca Causey

Dear Rebecca , we will miss your beautiful smile at Christmas with your mum and sisters, it will never be the same without you. Xxx

Oh Becky. I’ve only just heard the news and can’t quite actually believe it. We haven’t seen much of each other recently but I used to love coming to billinge and hanging out during high school. You where absolutely hilarious and I loved the time we spent together. You always knew how to make people Propa belly laugh. I’ll miss that smile of your knocking around. Goodnight beautiful angel x

Rebecca, I am lost for words to be hearing about your loss and I am so so sad that you are no longer here! 💔 We were best friends in our early years of high school and some of my favourite childhood memories are with you. If we weren’t playing GTA in your front room, we were making up dances to the Sugababes or playing out over the field in Billinge. We drifted apart in high school with new friendship groups, but we got back in touch again later on in life after bumping into each other when you were home from London. I remember us chatting all the time over the last few years, and we kept saying we would meet up for lunch and a coffee, that day never came, but now oh how I wish it had! You were always such a beautiful girl with the most gorgeous smile and the kindest soul, a vibrant energy and so full of love for everyone around you! 💕 I am so sad and sorry for your loss and I am absolutely devastated for your family! I know that wherever you are now you will still be shining, and you’ll be reunited with Surf! Fly high beautiful girl! 🤍🕊️

Dearest Becs, I have not wanted to admit to myself that you are no longer here, that there will be no more catch ups, meetings, calls and laughs. No more Teams calls where you're multitasking work and topping up your tan in the garden. Your laugh and your joy were contagious, and I will always remember and admire your spark. Today, I joined the celebration of your life, and it was suddenly real. You are with Surf now and your beautiful smile will shine on in our hearts forever.

Rebecca was always this cool older sister I never had. Meeting her as a little girl she was like the 'it girl' straight out of a movie; people seemed to gravitate towards her, she was gorgeous inside and out, mischievous, and always seemed like a sister who fought hard and loved harder. Even as we grew older and all got on with our own grown up lives, I loved seeing and hearing about Rebecca's life and can see that main character energy followed her throughout all the many adventures and achievements she has had. It is with great shock and sadness I write this, but also with great admiration and joy at the memories I'm lucky to have been a part of or witnessed along the way. Lots of love 💕

Becs, words truly escape me at this time, but I wanted to share just a handful of thoughts and memories. You always brought laughter, energy, happiness, and sometimes a few tears to everything you did. It was always about others; you would constantly ask, "How’s Chel?" and "How’s Ledley?" You made the word "MEGA" a staple at IBM across the Talent Attraction team—literally the whole team would praise each other's work with, "That’s mega!" I remember when you first got Surf during COVID, around the same time I adopted Ledley, both of us becoming dog parents together. I remember the EMEA Talent Brand team offsite in London, having dinner up at The Shard, and our global offsites too. So many laughs! I will cherish the happy times we shared at IBM. Even though it was only a couple of years, they were truly memorable ones. I hope your family and friends find warmth and comfort in the words everyone has shared and will continue to share. Rest easy, Becs. x

Dear Becs, it is very difficult to find words for this message since like so many I am still in disbelief. I will always remember you as the warm, kind and genuine person that you were. We only met twice in person, however I have enjoyed having had so many conversations and projects with you over the last years. I will always remember you with great fondness.

Unbelievably sad news. Thanks for the memories at Chapel End. Thinking of you.