Becky Jo Henderson, age 63, of Wichita, Kansas, passed away peacefully on November 12, 2025. She was born on December 15, 1961, in Saint Francis, Kansas, to Vergil and Ellen Henderson.

Becky grew up in Saint Francis and attended Saint Francis High School, where she was known for her competitive spirit and drive. After high school, she married her first husband, but life led her down a different path. Determined to better herself and provide a strong foundation for her future, Becky earned her GED and went on to receive her Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.

In time, Becky met her second husband, Marvin Brothers, and together they built a family full of laughter, love, and resilience. They were blessed with two daughters who became the center of Becky's world. She worked hard to provide for her family, first with the Wichita Eagle delivering papers and later with First Choice Delivery, always making sure her children were cared for and supported.

Becky's greatest joy came from being a mother and later a grandmother. She devoted herself to preparing her daughters to be independent, confident women and took immense pride in watching them grow. When she became a grandmother, she poured that same love and energy into her granddaughter, Serenity, creating countless memories together.

In her spare time, Becky enjoyed reading, playing video games, square dancing, and participating in 4-H activities. She also had a lifelong fondness for unicorns, collecting them as symbols of whimsy and wonder. Known for her ornery sense of humor and quick wit, Becky could light up any room with her laughter and charm.

Becky is survived by her daughters, Alissea (Shaun) Wood and Leslie Brothers; her siblings, Brent (Lynda) Henderson, Darrel (Beverly) Henderson, Steve (Bette) Henderson, Virginia Terry, and Brenda (Gary) Drennan; and her beloved granddaughter, Serenity Munn. She was preceded in death by her parents, Vergil and Ellen Henderson. Her brother-in-law Thomas Terry.
Becky's strength, humor, and unconditional love will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.