Rhea A. "Jones" Webster

Rhea Ann (Jones) Webster, a compassionate and vibrant soul, passed away peacefully on January 28, 2026, in Mishawaka, IN. Born on August 6, 1963, in Plymouth, IN, she was a daughter to the late Charles Edwin Jones and Joyce Ellen (Holderead) Jones. Rhea's life was a testament to her unwavering kindness and enduring love for her family, friends, and beloved pets.
Rhea's early years were spent in the heart of Plymouth, where she attended Plymouth High School, showing a flair for numbers and a desire to contribute to the community. Her academic pursuits led her to Ancilla College, where she majored in accounting. This education paved the way for Rhea's entrepreneurial spirit to shine through, as she went on to own and manage a successful house cleaning business for many years. Her reliability, attention to detail, and cheerful demeanor earned her respect and admiration among all her clients.
Rhea had many passions but her love of sewing, coloring, and engaging in card games, especially rummy, captured the essence of her playful and creative spirit. There was never a dull moment when Rhea was around; her laughter and joy were contagious.
Nothing brought Rhea more pleasure than curling up with a good book or spending time in the kitchen cooking her favorite recipes. A woman of many talents, she also had a knack for preparing taxes, a task she undertook with the same diligence and care that characterized her business. Rhea's dedication was further exemplified in her personal life, as she lovingly cared for her parents in their later years, embodying the selflessness that defined her.
Rhea's home was a sanctuary for her canine companions. The memory of her late dogs, Ceasar and Hemi, remained dear to her, and she shared an unbreakable bond with her current dogs, Sweetie and Luna, who brought immeasurable joy and comfort to her life.
As the heart of her family, Rhea leaves behind a legacy of warmth and generosity. She is survived by her loving siblings, Rhett Jones, Melanie Jones, and Alicia Jones, who will continue to cherish and honor her memory by living out the values she embodied

A memorial visitation will take place on Saturday, February 7th, 2026 from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. A service will immediately follow starting at noon all being held at Palmer Funeral Home – Plymouth Chapel, 300 W. Madison St. Plymouth, IN 46563. Pastor Wyatt Smith will officiate the services. A burial will take place at a later date in New Oak Hill Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers the family requests you make a donation to the Marshall County Humane Society, 11165 13th Rd. Plymouth, IN 46563