Rebecca Jane Jackson Molle'

Rebecca gave me my first mounted shooting lesson. what a great teacher and friend. Miss you Lady, .

You have my heartfelt condolences for your loss. May God's loving concern and the sympathy of those who care continue to help your family through this difficult time. (John 11:40-44)

I remember on a cruise when we got up and did the whitest girl version of Push by Salt n Pepa. I wish we had been friends longer. I hope in your heaven they have handsome cowboys, fast horses, ranches, thai food, and big guns. Rest in peace girl. Peace out.

Rebecca, the kindest soul I've ever met. I'm truly grateful we were friends. I will miss you always. My deepest sympathy goes out to both families.

Blessed are they who mourn, for they shall be comforted. (Matthew 5.4)

I met Rebecca when I started Mounted Shooting. She always encouraged me to be a better rider and competitor. She always looked at the positive in any (negative) situation. Over the years we became good friends and came to know many details of each other lives. It was at a very difficult time for Rebecca that I realized how good a friend I had in Rebecca. Despite all she was dealing with in her life she helped me thru a very difficult time in my life. I learned from Rebecca to always look...

Rebecca was my mentor when I started mounted shooting. She gave me my first lesson on how(as she put it) hunt those balloons, she had me galloping on foot thru the course like a kid. Playing cowgirls. My first mounted shooting competition was in Tombstone ,Az on Thanksgiving . My horse came up sick and Rebecca generously offered to let me use her horse Bullet. Rebecca was a world class champion mounted shooter as was her horse Bullet. She helped and coached me thru all the nerves those first...