Rebecca Lyn Klein, 32 of Villa Park, Illinois,
formerly of Streamwood, she was murdered, March 17, 2007.
Rebecca (Becky) was born April 4, 1974,
in Chicago.
She was a 1992 graduate of Streamwood High School and 1996 graduate of Illinois State University with a B.A., in Recreational Therapy.
Rebecca was the Director of Activities for Range of Motion, a company that provides services, programs, and transportation for the disabled and seniors, in Wheaton, Illinois.
Rebecca spent the last year and a half creating a senior daycare program & facility which was only the first step of her vision. In creating the senior daycare program, Becky’s ultimate goal was to develop a program that would allow geriatric and pediatric populations to benefit from each other. Her goal was achieved last Wednesday when clients of the child day care and senior day care participated in the opening day of the program.
She had a passion for helping people and we wish to continue that tradition. The program has since been re-named the, Becky Klein Adult Care Program in Becky's honor, since the program was Becky's brainchild.
She was the cherished daughter of Jeffrey and Marilyn (nee Hyzy) Klein of Streamwood; dear sister of Melanie & husband Roger Baldridge of Streamwood; fun and loving aunt to their children Ryan and Sara of Streamwood; she was the beloved granddaughter of Gertrude and the late Morris Klein, and the late Theodore and Joan Hyzy.
She is also survived by many other loving relatives & many loving friends.
formerly of Streamwood, she was murdered, March 17, 2007.
Rebecca (Becky) was born April 4, 1974,
in Chicago.
She was a 1992 graduate of Streamwood High School and 1996 graduate of Illinois State University with a B.A., in Recreational Therapy.
Rebecca was the Director of Activities for Range of Motion, a company that provides services, programs, and transportation for the disabled and seniors, in Wheaton, Illinois.
Rebecca spent the last year and a half creating a senior daycare program & facility which was only the first step of her vision. In creating the senior daycare program, Becky’s ultimate goal was to develop a program that would allow geriatric and pediatric populations to benefit from each other. Her goal was achieved last Wednesday when clients of the child day care and senior day care participated in the opening day of the program.
She had a passion for helping people and we wish to continue that tradition. The program has since been re-named the, Becky Klein Adult Care Program in Becky's honor, since the program was Becky's brainchild.
She was the cherished daughter of Jeffrey and Marilyn (nee Hyzy) Klein of Streamwood; dear sister of Melanie & husband Roger Baldridge of Streamwood; fun and loving aunt to their children Ryan and Sara of Streamwood; she was the beloved granddaughter of Gertrude and the late Morris Klein, and the late Theodore and Joan Hyzy.
She is also survived by many other loving relatives & many loving friends.
Rebecca Lyn Klein, 32 of Villa Park, Illinois,
formerly of Streamwood, she was murdered, March 17, 2007.
Rebecca (Becky) was born April 4, 1974,
in Chicago.
She was a 1992 graduate of Streamwood High School and 1996 graduate of Illinois State University with a B.A., in Recreational Therapy.
Rebecca was the Director of Activities for Range of Motion, a company that provides services, programs, and transportation for the disabled and seniors, in Wheaton, Illinois.
Rebecca spent the last year and a half creating a senior daycare program & facility which was only the first step of her vision. In creating the senior daycare program, Becky’s ultimate goal was to develop a program that would allow geriatric and pediatric populations to benefit from each other. Her goal was achieved last Wednesday when clients of the child day care and senior day care participated in the opening day of the program.
She had a passion for helping people and we wish to continue that tradition. The program has since been re-named the, Becky Klein Adult Care Program in Becky's honor, since the program was Becky's brainchild.
She was the cherished daughter of Jeffrey and Marilyn (nee Hyzy) Klein of Streamwood; dear sister of Melanie & husband Roger Baldridge of Streamwood; fun and loving aunt to their children Ryan and Sara of Streamwood; she was the beloved granddaughter of Gertrude and the late Morris Klein, and the late Theodore and Joan Hyzy.
She is also survived by many other loving relatives & many loving friends.
formerly of Streamwood, she was murdered, March 17, 2007.
Rebecca (Becky) was born April 4, 1974,
in Chicago.
She was a 1992 graduate of Streamwood High School and 1996 graduate of Illinois State University with a B.A., in Recreational Therapy.
Rebecca was the Director of Activities for Range of Motion, a company that provides services, programs, and transportation for the disabled and seniors, in Wheaton, Illinois.
Rebecca spent the last year and a half creating a senior daycare program & facility which was only the first step of her vision. In creating the senior daycare program, Becky’s ultimate goal was to develop a program that would allow geriatric and pediatric populations to benefit from each other. Her goal was achieved last Wednesday when clients of the child day care and senior day care participated in the opening day of the program.
She had a passion for helping people and we wish to continue that tradition. The program has since been re-named the, Becky Klein Adult Care Program in Becky's honor, since the program was Becky's brainchild.
She was the cherished daughter of Jeffrey and Marilyn (nee Hyzy) Klein of Streamwood; dear sister of Melanie & husband Roger Baldridge of Streamwood; fun and loving aunt to their children Ryan and Sara of Streamwood; she was the beloved granddaughter of Gertrude and the late Morris Klein, and the late Theodore and Joan Hyzy.
She is also survived by many other loving relatives & many loving friends.
