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Helen Marie
Becraft
Sep 5, 1933 — Sep 14, 2020
Memphis
Helen Marie Becraft, 87, of Memphis, Missouri passed away, Monday, September 14, 2020 at the Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, Missouri
Helen was born, September 5, 1933 at home in rural Scotland County to William Dawson and Iva Olive Moon Morrison. She attended Memphis High School completing the eleventh grade. On September 17, 1950 she married Millard William Becraft and to this union three children were born.
Helen knew how to work on the farm, milking cows, and keeping house after her mom passed away as well as in later years being a school bus driver for which she received the Million Mile Award, for bus driving. She also drove a rock truck. She became a great cook and was noted for her pies, which she sold to area restaurants. She was noted for her gardens. Helen became a member of the VFW Auxiliary #4958 in December of 1971 and was very active until her health declined. Helen enjoyed many activities in her free time but was most happy spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Surviving are her children; Connie Becraft of Kansas City, Missouri, Mikel Becraft of Memphis, Missouri and William Dean Becraft of Kansas City, Missouri, five grandchildren: Teneille Leach and Christopher Flick, Sheila and Blake Waterworth, Shane Zeysing and wife Dana, of Kansas City, Missouri, Lindsay Tippett and husband Cole of Memphis, Missouri, Beau Becraft and wife Emily of Quincy, Illinois, 13 great grandchildren and a brother, John T. Morrison of Alexandria, Missouri.
Helen was preceded in death by her parents, her husband in 2003, a sister Betty Milanov, a brother, Herman Morrison and a grandson, Gary Zeysing II.
Visitation will open after 12 noon, Sunday, September 20, 2020
Family will greet friends at 1 PM
Celebration of Life
2:00 PM
Rev. Josh Black officiating
Burial of cremains will follow in Barker Cemetery
As an expression of sympathy, memorials are requested to Barker Cemetery or the
Wallace W. Gillespie Memorial Post #4958 Women's Auxiliary
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