Aunt Beck will be remembered for always being there for all family and personal events. Even after I moved away, I could still count on Aunt Beck’s calls and looked forward to always receiving cards on special occasions. She was always full of life and the life she lived was adventurous, long-lived and full of memories she shared with many. I’m so thankful that Aunt Beck had my mother, Linda Lang-Poole’s unconditional and selfless love and her continuous presence over the many years, ensuring that Aunt Beck’s needs were always met and that she received the care she needed and deserved, especially in her latter years until she was called home. We were blessed to have you in our lives. We love you Aunt Beck ❤️. Rest Well 🕊 

~Iandia Morgan and Family

It was like hanging with the golden girls love you ain't becky

We will always remember Aunt Becky as a sweet and loving aunt,  full of life and respect for all.  Will miss your calls Aunt Becky and Time for Tea in January each year!
Nephew Jr. and Family (Ike and Trell)

To My Great Aunt Becky,
I'm the oldest  granddaughter  of the last living sibling, Gennie Maddox McAfee. One of my fondest memories with  my Aunt Becky is when she came to my wedding in April of 2015. She was such a joy and pleasure to have there.  I loved her alot and will truly miss her. Rest well Aunt Becky.  

Auntie Beck has always been there for me. I loved going and meeting her at church service, and going somewhere to eat afterward.
     In 2002 I was released from prison. Auntie Beck came and picked me up took me shopping for new clothes. She brought me a brand new suit shoes and so that we could go to church that Sunday. She was truly a Superwoman that same year we went to Jamaica. At 72 years old there she was snorkeling in the ocean with us. She has always been a great inspiration in my life...and  she will truly be missed and honored in every way possible.   I was her "Jim Jim"

I was her aide not that she needed one cause she was full of life & energy & could  beat me walking. We shared every Wednesday morning together from 9 to 11am hours for housekeeping but we shared so much more memories of our past together with one another and how we would laugh talking about old times ,We often  listened to spirituals and listen to Ministers preaching on t.v and I would watch her read her Bible each Wednesday morning she would also talk about the Lord to me I'm going to Miss Mother Clay I'm going to miss her deeply because we shared more than just a client patient or client relationship we were like Grand mother and Granddaughter we had a special relationship I pray the family nothing but the best truly she was a blessing to us all she never complained even when I left the mop sitting up in the hallway she just moved it and told me the next week I'm going to miss Mother Clay believe me I am she was my blessing every Wednesday morning From Barnita James Graves. Thanks for sharing her with me Family be blessed always

My Dearest Friend
We shared so many good times in Christ.  I know I will see you again. Save my seat.
God's continued blessing for your family

Aunt Beck will always be remembered at Christmas time for always giving I remember, during one Christmas when I was a kid we went to visit her she had a room full of  gifts to give out. She always gave and never wanted anything in return.   We will miss you love James "Mike" Lang The Red Head!!

Aunt Beck will always be a source of joy for the Lang family.  In 2002, at the young age of 74, she was present at my oldest daughter's wedding which took place in Jamaica.  One of the planned activities was "snorkeling".   Aunt Beck was the first one in her bathing suit, posing, and the first one to get into the water.  She showed us all how to live life to the fullest and that age was only a number.  This memory of Aunt Beck along with so many others, is a legacy that will always be cherished throughout our lives.  Rest well Aunt Beck, in peace and in glory.

Aunt Beck as we all called her was a constant source of love, friendship and extreme loyalty to the Lang family. Whenever there was a family gathering she made sure she was there. I will never forget how she stopped by my parent's house to visit with my mother every Sunday after church. This was after my mother was stricken with multiple sclerosis and was no longer able to get out regularly. Those visits were a great source of comfort and friendship to my mother and I will always remember Aunt Beck for her kindness and being such a caring person.




Rest in peace my dear, sweet Mother Rebecca
Clay.
You showed so many of us what a True Servant of the Lord looked like and what they do to glorify the Lord.
Thank you for your service, your loving kindness and wisdom.
Mother, you will be missed.


OBITUARY

Rebecca J. Clay

October 25, 1928 – December 25, 2020

Cummings & Davis Funeral Home

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