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Rebecca Jones Obituary
Rebecca was a woman of immense kindness and generosity, known for her caring and selfless nature. She dedicated much of her life to nurturing those around her, always putting others before herself. Whether it was through her love of caring for children or simply being a comforting presence to those who needed her, she left an indelible mark on the lives she touched.
She found joy in the simple pleasures of life-fishing by the water's edge, spending time with loved ones, and watching her favorite shows. These moments brought her happiness and created cherished memories for those who knew her best.
Rebecca is survived by her daughter Roxanne Wilson and son-in-law Jason Wilson; her sons Roger Detty, Richard Detty, and Nelson Jones; her siblings Betty Betts, David Betts, Shelly Butterbaugh, and Melissa Butterbaugh, and 14 beloved grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her mother Alberta E. "Maggie" Betts; her father Everett Butterbaugh; her husband Randolph (Randy) Jones; her son Rusty Jones; and her brothers James Betts and Tim Butterbaugh.
Granny was loved by everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Though she will be deeply missed, her memory will live on in the hearts of those she touched.
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Katie Jones
March 21, 2025
One is never truly ready to say goodbye I definitely wasn't I wish I still had you to talk to and go to for advice I miss you so much that it hurts my heart I'm trying to be strong but it's hard I miss you so much I wish you were here still I know you are at peace here I am laying awake at 4 am thinking about you and how much I miss and love you I'll love you forever granny I hope you are at peace
Stephanie (Clark) Haydocy
March 8, 2025
You were an amazing lady, Granny. You took care of my children when I was working and then talked me into becoming a child care provider like you & I did so for seven years. I am so thankful for being blessed to have you in our lives. We lost touch after we moved away from Chillicothe, but we have never forgot you. Thank you for all that you did. We will always love you. Rest in peace young lady, your work here is done. Your family and friends are in our prayers.
CJ Hutchinson
March 8, 2025
Aunt Jane you were a savior in many ways. Thank you for being a kind and generous person. You will be missed and remembered.
Deverah Turner
March 8, 2025
You were the most caring person. You spent most of your life caring for others. You exemplified how Jesus wants us all to be. You had a huge heart and was always willing to help anyone that needed it. You will be missed by so many
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Julia Cottrill
March 7, 2025
I will love you forever Aunt Janie. Staying at your old house with you when I was little are some of the best memories I have. Rest in peace.
Missy Barnard
March 7, 2025
Aunt Janie I will love and miss you always
Danni Leasure
March 7, 2025
Janie I love you and I will miss you, you was the most excited person when I started a relationship with Roxanne you thought that was so important and you welcomed me as your own and always have since, God gained a true angel with you, I'll remember you always
ROGER Detty
March 7, 2025
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Aimee Vaught
March 7, 2025
She will be missed dearly. I just loved that woman and I remember her watching me when I was little I always had so much fun at her house.
Betty Betts
March 7, 2025
I will forever miss you, love ya to the moon and back, and I know you'll be watching over me
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