Becky served in the Armed Forces for 15 years and her selection to take part in the Invictus Games has played a crucial role in reigniting her love for sports after sustaining a serious hip injury.
Becky, an accomplished pianist and clarinet player, dedicated 15 years of her life to the Royal Marines Band Service.
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Throughout her military career, she had the privilege of playing at a wide range of important events, including the 2012 Olympics, and the Royal Wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
"We were the first people to play the national anthem to them after they got married. It was an incredible day and highlight of my career. I'll never forget marching down The Mall," says Becky.
Whether performing solo, as part of a small jazz group, or alongside an orchestra, Becky always took immense pride in her work.