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Becky

[bek-ee]

noun

  1. a first name, form of Rebecca.



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Becky and Tom Pook got married at Pimhill Barn, near Shrewsbury, in 2019.

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For Becky the idea of helping other brides and grooms celebrate their special day in the same place as her is a heartwarming one.

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“In addition to all the great work he did on camera, he was a true fan and dedicated student of the game,” said Becky Somerville, senior director of production at FanDuel TV.

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A familiar face from various television films, Loughlin is best known for portraying Aunt Becky in “Full House,” which originally aired from 1987 to 1995, as well as its 2016 reboot “Fuller House.”

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Becky, a former pupil and mother of a Year 2 student, praised the efforts of staff but said the village hall was not a permanent solution.

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