Rebecca Pauline Littlepage

Rebecca Pauline Littlepage, née Free, was born June 18th, 1960 in Fort Worth, Texas, and was called home to our Savior on Friday, June 10th, 2022. Rebecca was a lifelong Bulldog, growing up in Millsap, Texas all of her life. She had a heart of gold and a generous and giving soul. Her greatest gift was the love she poured into those around her, whether it was cheering on the young athletes of Millsap ISD, caring for her family, or loving on her grandchildren, she was going to ensure you knew that with her, you were loved. Rebecca loved the water. From river tubing to beachfront sitting, that is where she was happiest. She spent her most recent years caring, around-the-clock, lovingly and selflessly, for her ailing mother, while still managing to celebrate life joyously with her dear friends and family. Rebecca was a Christian, and would pray for everyone. She enjoyed sharing her life through conversations with Christ about everything, even the most mundane moments, strengthening her faith with the Almighty. If there was something that Rebecca considered her crowning glory, it was her grandchildren. She loved them with everything in her. They gave her joy and purpose. The memories they will have of her will be treasured for a lifetime, and will always ring of love. She spoiled them, filling them up with their favorite sweets and all the love a person could need. Her grandchildren always asked to go see ‘Gammie’ and she made it her mission to be the best Gammie possible. Rebecca was preceded in death by her father, Charles Free, her mother, Pauline Free, and her brother, Randy Free. She is survived by her four sons, Jason Reddin, Tommy, Shane, and Montana Ellis as well as her grandchildren, William Reddin, Kyle and Tyler Gore, Kaidence Glenn, Haylen, Praizlee, Hudson, and Grayson Ellis. She is also survived by her sister, Sarah Johns and husband Lloyd, and her sister-”outlaw” Anita Free, as well as many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Celebration of life: 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday, July 2, 2022 at Cool Community Center, 150 S. FM 113, Cool.