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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Rebecca Lynn Eblen

November 1, 1956 ~ April 23, 2023

Rebecca Lynn Eblen born November 1, 1956 in San Angelo, Tx to Joval Floyd Eblen Sr. and Charline Althea Eblen.

Rebecca was a Licensed Practical Nurse for Alliance Health (Southeastern Medical Center) since 1989 where she cared for many families in ICU, PCU & Telemetries. She loved nursing! She also enjoyed family, camping, painting, good music, and laughing.

Rebecca was preceded in death by her father, Joval Floyd Eblen Sr., mother, Charline Althea Eblen and baby Lewis. Her children, Nathan Alexander Herrington, Jacquelyn Nichole Herrington, and Waylon Dale Brown. Grandchild Baby Lewis Eblen.

She was survived by her oldest daughter, Yasmine Yvonne Gager Tumey of Durant, Ok, Joval Floyd Eblen Jr. and wife Genna Eblen of Madill, Ok, Charlie Lewis Eblen and Wife Sandy of Mustang, Ok, Grandsons Alexander Preston Gager Fischer, Nathan Archer, Jacob Archer, Granddaughter Elizebeth Melton. 2 Great Granddaughters Laila and Novalynn.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that any donations be made to the charity of your choice.

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