Becky Kevoian

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[Amiri King @AmiriKing]

@bobkevoian @BobsFunGirl Just now seeing this.

Worst news of 2026 by far.

What a legend.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@AmiriKing @bobkevoian Thank you!

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

Even more BOB JOBS that I'm figuring out! I had a snapping turtle in my garage, and a recently deceased Carolina wren, both on the same day. #TheWiddaKevoian is getting things done.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

My Bob died yesterday and the loss is nearly unbearable. I’m so overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and condolences. All you guys LOVED my husband. What a joy that is to me! I wish I could reach out to thank each of you personally, but I see you and thank you for loving my Bob.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

Yes, I miss my husband every minute of the day. But now I must be practical. What is a widow to do about spiders? That was Bob's job! #TheWiddaKevoian

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

Frank Newell spent 38 years in the military. When he came home to his family farm in North Carolina, the bluebirds were gone.

When Frank was young, the fence posts around the pastures in Warrenton were wood, and Eastern bluebirds nested in them by the hundreds. When he came home decades later, the posts had been replaced with metal. The bluebirds had nowhere to nest and were disappearing.

Bluebirds can't excavate their own nest cavities. They depend on old woodpecker holes and natural rot in dead wood, both of which vanish when a landscape gets tidied up. So Frank started building them nest boxes by hand, 25 a week, with donated lumber and a Sears table saw that lasted him 33 years.

The word spread, volunteers joined, and businesses donated wood. The Eastern Bluebird Rescue Group, which Frank founded in 1996, has now built and distributed more than 500,000 bluebird houses, sold at or below cost. Warren County is now believed to hold the largest concentration of Eastern bluebirds in the United States.

Frank Newell has since passed away, but the group he started is still going, run by his daughter and son-in-law and a few dozen volunteers.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@BPiddles OH HAHAHAHA! I love your mother.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@jimgeraghty HAHAHAHA!

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@BPiddles I rode a hand-me-down bicycle for my first job - a paper route. No parent accompanied me, because WHY IN THE HECK WOULD THEY?

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@LovinBlue I saw somebody call Gen X "hose drinkers", and laughed at the notion. We drank out of hoses because we were thirsty. (No fancy gallon jugs purchased by Mom & Dad to carry around!) I could go on...hahaha

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@LovinBlue YES

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@favesoccermom I'm silly for getting it wrong. Sorry.

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@favesoccermom Was your man Jason?

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

I got "by with a little help from my friends"! The #Indy500 was one of my "firsts" without Bob. I admit to crying as I walked the final steps to our regular seats. But my nephew and my seat-pal helped me through the day. And what a race it was! #TheWiddaKevoian

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@MavProject21 No way!

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@rjgoniea @bobandtom Of course we always remembered those fun posts and talked about them! Thank you for remembering Bob.

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza, courtesy of the @Raiders:

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@debuli1 Thanks for the heads-up. I went and listened!

[Becky Kevoian @BobsFunGirl]

@NascarNut_63 Eww! And also...GENIUS.