Thought you could kill me?

If I recall it right, it wasn't even that uncommon for pharaos to try and erase every evidence of their predecessor

It also happened with Akhenaten, who tried to erase Amon, a god, from their entire cultural history. It also kind of happened to Tut. The Romans also did the exact same thing; Damnatio Memoriae.

I'm guessing he missed a few texts or so.

Some texts mention her (written way after), and we can see where hieroglyphs have been scratched off and written over. Also, a later pharaoh destroyed her temple, but used the wall pieces as filler to support the walls of his temple (recycling ftw) so we have chunks of hieroglyphs she commissioned.