She was the best next door neighbor anyone would want. If someone was sick she would bring food. When my uncle was here on Hospice care, she brought banana pudding or banana nut bread. When rocksprings needed volunteers, she would be at the blood drives with beautiful cakes to feed the blood donors, she was at the church auction. She was a blessing to me and my family 

Becky and I worked a little while overnight together. We became good friends, she was like a sister to me and a mom to my niece. We would always greet each other and say  " HELLO SIS" .  She will be greatly missed. Love ya Sis, I will see you again one day for sure. 

It was so sad to hear the passing of Becky Thursday night near the end of my shift from Leah. I would see Becky for short periods of time when I came in at 7AM or when I checked out at 11PM.  Even with that short period of interaction with Becky it was always a pleasure to see her whether she was starting or ending her shift.  One special memory happened just about the time for me to clock out. I had failed to enter birthday verification and kept scanning and bagging items and after finalizing the transaction, I realized about 15-20 items had not been rung up. In panic I just looked and said "Becky,  I need you to help me correct my mistake." Becky calmly came over and assisted me in a pleasant and professional manner. I told her how sorry I was and she just responded, "We have all done this " which made me really have respect and fondness for her. Becky, thanks for being there that night and being a great coworker. Sincere condolences and deepest regrets to the family, but take comfort in knowing that heaven has truly gained an angel. 

It was a great pleasure to work with Becky. She was always smiling and made sure everyone around her was to.  Becky sure loved her family,  everynight she was sharing funny and silly stories about them while we worked.  There are so many stories i could share,  she really enjoyed the Disney cruise she went on.  Becky was the sweetest lady i have ever met. God sure gained one wonderful lady.  Fly high Becky until we meet again, i love you. 

It was a delight working with Becky at the Forsyth Walmart.  She always shared a smile that complimented her kind demeanor.  Becky always gave her best at everything she did.  Without a doubt, she loved her family.   A few of my special memories will always be when Becky got up and sang "Jingle Bells" at our 3rd shift Holiday Variety Show at Christmas and all the times we laughed about her talking to herself while she was working.  Becky will truly be missed.  I pray that God will comfort the family with His amazing love and peace.  

Visitation - Haisten Funeral Home

Funeral Service - Haisten Funeral Home Chapel

Burial - Sherwood Memorial Park

Survivors include her husband of over 44 years, Don Freeman; children, Don Freeman, Jr. of Jackson, Mike (Bobbie) Freeman of Jefferson, Beth (Clint) Starling of Jacksonville, AL and Matthew Freeman of Forest Park; grandchildren, Jeremy Freeman, Hope Starling, Aleigh Freeman and Jacob Starling; brother, Tim (Linda) Price of Newnan; several nieces, nephews and extended family.

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Mary "Becky" Rebecca Freeman

19 September, 1957 – 11 April, 2019

Haisten Funerals & Cremations

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