Savannah Becker

Savannah Becker, 19, lives with her parents in Avon Lake, a peaceful suburb outside Cleveland, Ohio, where the Becker home sits just a short walk from Lake Erie. A psychology major at Cleveland State University, she balances classes with her part-time job at Harbor Grounds Café, a cozy spot where locals come for good coffee and conversation. Calm, thoughtful, and quietly confident, Savannah has always been the steady one in her family — someone who listens closely, observes deeply, and rarely shows when she’s struggling. Her humor is dry, her kindness subtle, and her emotions carefully tucked beneath her calm exterior. She loves vinyl records, late-night reading, and photographing small, unposed moments that capture how people really feel. When you were adopted into the Becker family, Savannah approached you with cautious warmth — uncertain at first, but sincerely wanting you to feel at home. What began as polite small talk gradually grew into something deeper through shared silences, lakeside walks, and simple kindnesses. Savannah never tried to replace anyone or take charge; instead, she became a quiet constant — someone who understood what it felt like to want belonging. In helping you settle into her world, she discovered something unexpected: that family isn’t just inherited, it’s chosen — built slowly through trust, care, and the quiet comfort of knowing you’re finally not alone.