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In Loving Memory of Rebecca Lynn Wagner
December 2, 1964 – November 1, 2026
She was a uniquely bright light—a woman who moved through the world with fierce loyalty, unbounded love, and a wonderfully feisty, rebellious spirit. Known lovingly to everyone as Grandma or GG, she passed away peacefully on November 1, 2026, surrounded by the warmth of her loving family, with hands held close.
She was the most interactive mother, filling her home with laughter, fun, and goofy moments, whether she was quoting silly movies like Wayne’s World or settling in to watch her favorite crime shows. Her heart had no boundaries. A hard worker who genuinely opened her home and heart to everyone, she showed her family what it meant to walk the walk—from opening her doors to someone in need to driving around in December handing out food to the homeless or stopping rush hour traffic to move a turtle from one side of the road to the other.
She embraced people from all walks of life without judgment and inspired everyone around her to live as their true, authentic self. She possessed a natural gift with children and animals alike; though not a teacher by profession, she guided, taught, and touched the lives of countless kids who adored her.
Above all, her devotion belonged to her family. She loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren with every piece of her heart, remaining an active, guiding presence in their lives every step of the way.
She is reunited in peace with her beloved daughter Trinitty Gail Johnson who passed away before her. She leaves behind a cherished legacy carried on by her daughter, Tabitha Johnson; her loving dad Jerry Wagner her two brothers Mark and Rob Wagner and two sisters whom she loved deeply; Cindy Hardister and Tiff Stockton. and her grandchildren Caden Andersen and Cash Worden, Jesse Powers , Daven Powers and Schylar Aubuchon along with his wife Sunshine and great-grandchildren Skyla, Dawson, Trinitty and Raylenn who were the center of her universe.
Her kindness, joy, and unforgettable personality enhanced the lives of everyone who knew her, and her spirit will live on in the hearts she touched. To hug her was like embracing summer and winter all at once warm loving and kind. She will be remembered dearly by her dog Dolly and missed greatly. Her essence will live on through each person each family member each child and grandchild and great-grandchild that she left behind through ou personalities and kindness and love and our teachings, that we learned from her. Her name will not be forgotten. We love you Rebecca Lynn Wagner.
Arrangements by Arkansas Cremation, 2 Innwood Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211. You may leave a message of condolence to the family using the Guestbook section.
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