Center for Family Medicine Announces Retirement of Longtime Team Member Becky Krull

Becky Krull

The Center for Family Medicine proudly announces the retirement of Becky Krull, a dedicated member of the organization for nearly five decades. Becky will officially retire on October 17, 2025, after 48 years of service.

Becky first joined the Center for Family Medicine in 1977 as a laboratory technician. Over the years, she became a trusted and steady presence for patients and staff alike, known for her strong work ethic, attention to detail, witty sense of humor, and compassionate approach to patient care.

In later years, Becky transitioned into the role of Safety & Compliance Officer, where she played a vital role in ensuring the highest standards of safety and quality across the organization. Her leadership in compliance and workplace safety has left a lasting impact on the Center for Family Medicine’s culture and operations.

“Becky has been instrumental to our organization, not only by providing support in the lab while leading that department , but also by teaching and guiding others along the way,” said Denisa Arapovic, Clinic Manager at the Center for Family Medicine. “Her commitment to the mission, sharing knowledge and her time, lifting others up, always helping those in need has left a lasting impact on both our team and the work we do in the healthcare and residency program.”

Throughout her 48 years of service, Becky witnessed and contributed to countless changes in medicine, technology, and patient care. Her ability to adapt, lead, and support others through those changes has been an inspiration to generations of staff and residents at the Center.

The Center for Family Medicine will host a retirement celebration in Becky’s honor on Thursday, October 16th from 4:00-6:00pm at the Center for Family Medicine Administration Office, where staff, colleagues, and medical community members will have the opportunity to thank her for her years of service and wish her well in retirement.

Becky plans to enjoy her retirement spending more time with friends and family, and continuing to stay active in our community, while leaving behind a legacy of commitment and excellence that will not be forgotten.

The Center for Family Medicine extends its deepest gratitude to Becky Krull for her 48 years of dedication and service. She will be greatly missed and fondly remembered.