The sudden and tragic passing of Rebecca Falk, the esteemed Lead Marketing/Promotion Director for the Great Lakes Region at Audacy Inc., has left a profound void in the hearts of her family, friends, and colleagues. Known for her remarkable dedication and vibrant spirit, Rebecca’s untimely departure has left the community in shock and disbelief.
With an illustrious career spanning over two decades, Rebecca was a seasoned professional in the realm of business development and customer experience enhancement. Beginning her journey at CBS in Detroit, she later made significant contributions at Audacy, leaving an indelible mark on stations such as WYCD, WOMC, WDZH, WWJ, and WXYT. Her expertise and passion for digital transformation initiatives were widely recognized and celebrated within the industry.
Prior to her role at Farm Bureau Financial Services, Rebecca had made impactful contributions at Principal and Wellmark, solidifying her reputation as a respected leader and an unwavering advocate for positive change. Her commitment to supporting various charitable organizations, including St. Jude, CMN, THAW, Student Heart Check, Karmanos, and the Salvation Army, demonstrated her compassionate and philanthropic nature.
David Benvenuto posted on Facebook,
“I just read that Rebecca Falk has passed away.I am literally dizzy. I can not believe this.Rebecca Falk is the person that took a chance on me back in 2013. She is the reason I got a job in radio. And also a huge supporter of my photography. I would have never been photographing all those radio meet n greets and concerts with big stars if it wasn’t for her.I am surprised I am even able to gather my thoughts and write these words right now in this moment. I am still dizzy and can not believe this.RIP to one of the most amazing humans that has ever been in my life. I wish I could tell her that right now. I am heartbroken”
Rebecca’s contributions to the Detroit community were equally commendable, as she played a pivotal role in organizing numerous events such as the Hoedown, Woodward Dream Cruise, Musictown, and the Opening Day block Party, among others. Her perseverance in the face of personal adversity and family tragedies was a testament to her unwavering strength and resilience, serving as an inspiration to all who knew her.
Recognized for her quick wit, lively spirit, and delightful sense of humor, Rebecca’s infectious enthusiasm and dedication to her work were not only revered within her professional circles but also served as a guiding light for aspiring young professionals seeking to emulate her success. As the community mourns the loss of a beloved colleague and friend, Rebecca’s legacy will continue to resonate, forever etched in the hearts of those whose lives she touched.
It’s taken me all day and it’s so hard even to put into words when you lose someone you love. Rebecca Falk was my coworker and right hand partner here first with CBS in Detroit, and then Audacy with WYCD , WOMC, WDZH, WWJ, WXYT for almost 20 years. She was our right hand in everything in our radio world, tireless worker, fierce competitor, creative genius and maybe the biggest dog lover I’ve ever known. She also helped about 1000 charities including St. Jude, CMN, THAW, Student Heart Check, Karmanos, Salvation Army and so many I can’t even come close to name them all. For Detroiters she was the force behind Hoedown, Woodward Dream Cruise, Musictown, Opening Day block Party and so much more . She almost never asked for anything for herself. She even powered through personal family tragedy and adversity and still was a beacon of strength. She had a wicked sense of humor and fun too. We’re gonna miss her SO much, our hearts are broken. She would truly be blown away by the outpouring of love her way, she was completely self-less (never on social media) and always put others and everyone’s welfare abover her own. That’s what angels do… RIP Rebecca, prayers for your family, God bless.
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