Becky was born and raised in Saskatchewan. Her background includes public relations, corporate external affairs, community engagement, event planning and fund development. Becky is currently the “External Relations and Growth Lead” for a social purpose organization called “Women Building Futures”, that helps women who are un and underemployed gain training and employment in trades that are traditionally underrepresented by women.

Becky and her husband have three children and are kept busy year-round with their activities. Becky's winters are often filled with the exciting role of being a "hockey mom with a cowbell" at the rink, supporting her children's love for the sport. Becky thrives off of being a supportive parent and a strong community member.

Beyond her family and career, Becky is a dedicated volunteer, deeply involved in several community initiatives. She is the Chair of the Southeast Saskatchewan Women of Distinction Awards, a member of the Estevan Minor Hockey board, and a leader for an Estevan Ukrainian refugee committee. Becky's commitment to the community extends to her past involvement on various boards, including the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame, the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association, the Rotary Club of Estevan, and the City of Estevan Leisure Services Advisory Committee.

In 2021, Becky was diagnosed with Colon Cancer just 4 months after a traumatic emergency c-section with her third child. Before becoming pregnant, Becky had a polyp that could not be removed in her rural hospital due to the possibility of the removal being too complicated, so she was deferred to a hospital in a larger center. By the time they got her in, covid had hit, and she was pregnant. She was advised to wait until she had her baby to have the polyp removed. While she was pregnant, the polyp turned into cancer. Dealing with post-partum hormones, a newborn baby that would not take a bottle, and all the trauma that comes with healing from a c-section, Becky was diagnosed with Colon Cancer. She began her journey of dealing with the hand that life had dealt her and now works hard to advocate for the early detection of Colon Cancer.

In her own words, Becky believes in "living my core values to the best of my ability,” making her a remarkable advocate for change in her community and beyond.