Rebecca Lynn

Sons

May 2, 1972 – November 8, 2026

Rebecca “Becky” Sons was a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, and friend whose beautiful spirit, infectious joy, and love for life left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. Born on May 2nd, 1972, Becky made absolutely sure everyone knew when her birthday was. It wasn't just May 2nd to Becky — it was May Two! And she wanted to make sure you remembered it!

Becky was truly the life of the party, bringing laughter, warmth, and happiness wherever she went. Her love for her family was immeasurable, and she treasured the time spent making memories with those closest to her.

She was the cherished daughter of Janey and Ballard Sons Jr. and the beloved sister of Celena and Daniel Sons. Her family was her heart, and she held a special place in the lives of her nieces and nephews: Charlie Shae' and Anthony Richard and their children, Levi, Rezzie, Davis, and Kathi Jo; Rose and Austin Freyoux and their children, Lucy and Parker; and her precious godchild, Adaline Sons.

Becky had a joy for life and a spirit that could not be contained. She was a devoted Alabama Crimson Tide fan through and through. If you knew Becky, you knew her famous battle cry: “Roll Tide!” Her love for Alabama football was matched only by the enthusiasm she brought to just about everything she did. The friendly rivalry between Alabama and LSU with her beloved Dr. Melancon became a source of countless laughs and unforgettable moments. Dr. Melancon provided Becky with phenomenal care, and their playful football antics were a testament to the special bond they shared.

Becky was a talented and creative soul who loved sewing, baking, and scrapbooking. Through these hobbies, she found ways to create, share, and preserve the things that mattered most to her. Country music was among her favorite things, and she loved traveling and experiencing the world around her. Whether she was dancing to her favorite song, working on a special project, cheering for Alabama, or spending time with family, Becky had a way of making ordinary moments memorable.

One of Becky's many accomplishments was competing in the Special Olympics, where she proudly earned numerous gold medals. These achievements reflected her determination, perseverance, and competitive spirit. She showed those around her that the greatest victories come not only from medals won, but from courage, dedication, and the willingness to give your very best.

Above all, Becky loved the Lord and treasured her church and her faith. Through every season of life, she held close a Scripture that spoke to her heart:

“For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.”

— 2 Timothy 1:7 (KJV)

These words reflect the faith and hope that her loved ones will continue to carry with them. Even through life's most difficult seasons, Becky remained surrounded by the love of her family and the care of those who meant so much to her.

Becky was preceded in death by her grandparents Dalita and Ballard Sons Sr and Mary Lee and Jesse Free; and numerous Aunts and Uncles.

Though her family will deeply feel the absence of her laughter, her vibrant personality, her Alabama cheers, and the countless little things that made her uniquely Becky, the love she gave will never be lost. Her memory lives on in every scrapbook page, every familiar country song, every family gathering, and every joyful reminder to live life with enthusiasm and love.

Becky leaves behind a family who will forever cherish her, celebrate her life, and hold tightly to the memories they shared. Her life was a reminder that love is found in the simplest moments, joy is contagious, and family is one of God's greatest gifts.

Until we meet again, Becky, may you rest in the arms of Jesus, free from illness and in perfect peace surrounded by our friends and family who were waiting to welcome you home.

We love you, Becky. We will miss you more than words can say. And somewhere in heaven, we know you're celebrating in style — because it's May Two, and there's always a reason to celebrate. ROLL TIDE!

Visitation will be held at Twin City Funeral Home, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 10:00 a.m., until the time of services at 1:00 p.m. After services, Becky will be laid to rest in the Berwick Cemetery.