Rebecca Jean Anderson

Rebecca Jean Anderson, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend passed away on November 10, 2026 in Murfreesboro, TN. Rebecca lived a life filled with love, faith, and creativity. Born on December 5, 1944, in the small town of Electre, Texas, Rebecca was the daughter of Edna Mae Koontz and Floyd William Belscamper. She also was sister to Charlotte Gipson, Shondy Smith, and Gina Gray.

Rebecca shared a remarkable love story with her husband, Roger Hugh Anderson, whom she married on May 1, 1964, in Centerton, Arkansas. Together, they built a life centered around their family and faith, raising three wonderful children: Charlotte Crean (spouse Patrick Crean), William Anderson (spouse Wendy Anderson), and Anthony Anderson (spouse Sarah Anderson). Rebecca's legacy lives on in her grandchildren-Nicholas, Zachary, Rebecca, Grace ,Anthony, Tristan, Samuel, Josie, and Olivia -who each carry a piece of her heart. Her family tree continues to flourish with the joy of seven great-grandchildren - Evelyn, Avery, Roger Ellis, Amelie, Alexander, Alaina, and Caelum.

Rebecca was a woman of profound faith and service. She served as Vice President of Kenneth Balthrop World Missions, and later after earning a Masters of Divinity from Phoenix Seminary in 2003, she served as the Women's Director for Central Christian Church in Mesa, Arizona. Her commitment to her faith community was unwavering, as she volunteered tirelessly in various other roles at both her church and local schools.

An active member of World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Rebecca was well known as a powerful prayer warrior. She instilled in her family the importance of prayer and a steadfast belief in the Lord's faithfulness, leaving a spiritual legacy that will guide them for generations.

Rebecca was also a creative soul. Her passion for crafting was evident in her love for sewing, painting, and exploring various other mediums as well. Her annual Christmas House became a cherished holiday tradition to many households over the years.

Rebecca's life was a testament to her strong faith, generous spirit, and unwavering dedication to her Lord and Savior and her family. Her memory will continue to be a source of inspiration and love for all who knew her.

In honor of Rebecca's compassion and commitment to giving back from the blessings she was given, the family suggests that memorial contributions be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, an organization that was close to her heart.

Private graveside service will be held at Evergreen Cemetery. Woodfin Memorial Chapel in charge of arrangements www.woodfinchapel.com