Rebecca Douglas

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April 21, 1942 - February 17, 2013

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Thursday, February 21st from 6-8 p.m.

Service

Friday, February 22nd at 11:00 a.m.

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DOUGLAS


Rebecca Irene Douglas, 70, passed away peacefully Sunday, February 17th after a short but courageous battle with Lung Cancer. Rebecca was born in Dayton, Ohio and graduated from Fenwick High School in Middletown. Preceded in death by parents George and Constance (Nichols) Douglas, stepfather, Robert Kirby, former spouse, C. Douglas Sargent. Rebecca is survived by son, Douglas (Becky) Sargent, daughters; Anne (Jim) Hughes, Valerie (Steve) Boffo, Rachael (John) Abbruzzese and cat ”Pongo”. Rebecca was very proud of her 14 grandchildren; Matthew, Michael, Thomas (Sargent), Sarah, Nick, Aidan, Wyatt (Hughes), Alex, Noah (Boffo), Ashley, Amanda, Laramie, Molli, Johnny (Abbruzzese). Sister, Sandy (Jim) Hensley of Dayton, Ohio; Brother, George Douglas of Bonita Springs, Florida. Rebecca was a dedicated receptionist for 15 years at Friendship Village of Columbus. She will be remembered by family and friends for her irreplaceable, fun-loving, energetic personality. Rebecca was a loving mother, grandmother and caring sister. Friends may call at the MORELAND FUNERAL HOME 55 East Schrock Road Westerville, 6-8 p.m. Thursday February 21st where service will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday February 22nd. Pastor Josh Franks officiating. Interment Bloomfield Cemetery, South Bloomfield, OH.
Donations in Rebecca’s name can be made to Kobacker House c/o Ohio Health Foundation, 180 East Broad Street
Fl 32, Coumbus, Ohio 43215-9946.


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Ricki Dhamani - Feb 20, 2013

It is impossible to put into words the person that Rebecca was. She was a force of nature that cared so much about her family, friends and the work that she did at Friendship Village. Rebecca touched so many people over the years and it’s hard to imagine coming down the hall in the Health Care Center and not hearing her laugh long before you see her smile. FVC will never be the same and I’m heartbroken over this loss. Rebecca had a beautiful spirit, she was fun and she took me under her wing and helped raise me up. Rebecca taught me about respect, communication, and tough love. She cheered the loudest for me, scolded me the hardest and loved me the deepest. She was much more than just one of my co-workers; she was a member of my family. I love her dearly and hate that she is gone, but her spirit lives on in the family and the stories that she left behind. Sleep with angels Rebecca, you are so loved.

christopher - Feb 20, 2013

She will be missed greatly. I worked with her smiling face at fvc her laughter made the day so bright. I will miss our lunch times together. The world truly lost an amazing women

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Dianna Peoples - Feb 20, 2013

Rebecca,
God Bless you for who you were and for being a great friend and co-worker. I will miss all of our good times together and hearing about your children and grandchildren.
Rebecca loved my prank calls to her while she was at work I got her every time, she had no idea it was me asking all those crazy and confusing questions. Of course once I told her it was me she would burst out laughing…R.I.P. my dear friend.

Pam & Gary Sargent - Feb 20, 2013

So sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. It was never a dull moment when Becky was around. She always made us laugh. What a wonderful memory to leave behind. Our thoughts are with you.

Tomothy & Lauren Collins fanily - Feb 20, 2013

Our most sincere condolences on the passing of Mrs. Douglas. We will keep your family in our prayers.

Chris (Sprague) Weese - Feb 20, 2013

I am deeply saddened to hear of Rebecca’s passing. I worked with her at FVC many years ago and she always made me smile! One of my greatest memories of her was in the winter and we were projected to get three inches of snow. She was freaking out! I grew up in the snow belt and teased her that when they get 3 FEET of snow in Columbus, then she could get excited. She had the most beautiful smile and she will be missed.

Kerry Teegarden - Feb 20, 2013

I will keep you and your family in my prayers through this tough time in your lives! Rebecca was such a wonderful, amazing and caring person that we all loved dearly! I have worked here at Freindship Village with her for the past 14 years and she always brought laughter and always had a special way of brightening all of our days with her smile alone. We will greatly miss her always!
Sincerely,
Kerry Teegarden, Front Desk Receptionist at Friendship Village of Columbus

Tina Cummings - Feb 20, 2013

The entire family and large group of friends that loved Rebecca so much for her free spirit are in my thoughts. She was a terrific lady and so caring for all she knew. She will truly be missed.

Michael and Anne Boffo - Feb 19, 2013

Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We have such fond memories of your mother and how she could light up a room with her laughter and smile. What a fun lady she was!! May God bless her memory and your family.

Doug Sargent - Feb 19, 2013

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