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Rebekah Lynn Kellogg, passed from this life on Wednesday, July 20, 2022, at the Cleveland Hospital, she was 41 years old.
Rebekah Lynn was born on August 6, 1980, to David Duane and Nadine Faye Kellogg in Bartlesville, OK. Rebekah was oldest of a sibling group of four; David Duane Kellogg, Christopher Joseph Kellogg, and Sarah DeAnn Mann. Rebekah excelled in school and was in the national honor society for two years. She graduated with the class of 1998 in Hominy OK. Rebekah was involved in Vo-Tech studying the medical field. Rebekah was all tom-boy, nothing could stop her.
Rebekah gave birth to three wonderful boys: David Michael King, Christopher Andrew King, and Daniel Levi King. Rebekah loved doing arts and crafts.
Rebekah lived a hard life, but in the end, she made things right with her mom and was working on mending things with the rest of the family. Rebekah made things right with Jesus before she passed away.
Rebekah is survived by her mom, Nadine of the home; her three sons; David, Christopher, and Daniel; both of her brothers, David and Ashley Kellogg and Christopher and Ashley Kellogg. One grandson, Bradley James; her sister, Sarah and David Mann. Seven nieces and nephews – David Kellogg III, Mason, Zoey, Ethan, Cassandra, Sophia, and Lindsay. Six aunts; Susanne, Sharlene, Rebecca, Betty, Janet, and Rita.
Preceded in death by her dad, David Kellogg, her uncles Howard Mower and Butch Kellogg, one aunt, Pamela.
Powell Funeral Service in Hominy, OK is handling all the arrangements.
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