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Rebecca Sue Ritchie

May 31, 1943 ~ June 5, 2025

Born in: New Albany, Indiana
Resided in: Mooresville, Indiana

Rebecca Sue “Becky” Ritchie, 82, of Mooresville, passed away at home on June 5, 2025. She was born in New Albany, Indiana, on May 31, 1943, to the late Roy Davis and Eleanora (Bassham) Asselborn. Becky graduated from New Albany High School in 1962. She worked as an escrow secretary for several companies for more than 20 years.

In 1992, Becky married Bill Ritchie, and he survives.

Becky attended First United Methodist Church in Mooresville. She enjoyed planting flowers, and she was proud of her large flower garden. Becky was happiest when spending time with her family. It was a joy to have her niece, Shannon Polley, live across the street with her three children, Lizzy, Charlie, and Irelynn. Becky loved making memories and caring for the children.

In addition to her parents, Becky is preceded in death by her son, David Bristoe, and sister, Judy Holland.

Survivors include her husband, Bill Ritchie; sons, Tony Newcomb, Gary Newcomb (Seana), and Patrick Bristoe; grandchildren, Duke Newcomb, Dylan Bristoe, and Dominic Bristoe; sisters, Phyllis Leclair (Jack) and Sandy Dozois (Chris); as well as several other extended family members.

Final arrangements and cremation has been entrusted to Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville.

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  1. I have many happy memories with Aunt Becky ♥️ she will be missed dearly ❤️🙏 God Speed Aunt Becky 🙏 I Love You ❤️

  2. Aunt Becky was one tough cookie but she had a soft spot for babies and she loved her family. She had such a special bond with my mom, Sandy and an even better relationship with my sister Shannon. Shannon was the daughter she never had and she loved Shannon’s kids as her own. She lit up talking about them and she had an amazing green thumb. She had a beautiful garden. She loved to be included and always let you know just how she was feeling. I was fortunate enough to have a phone conversation with her not to long ago and she was optimistic about the future and at peace about her after life. She will be missed!

  3. I met Becky back in the 80’s in California. She would come over and visit her sister Sandy who is a very good friend of mine. I remember she could make you laugh one minute and yet be very feisty the next! Becky, I’m glad I got to know you. You will be missed by all. Prayers going out to her family and friends.
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  4. My husband and I meet Becky through Sandy, Chris, and Phyllis and Jack in CA years ago. All of those girls were so fun to be around. We had lots of parties. Becky was always very vocal. We have so many great memories. I’m so sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with all of you. God Bless.


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