Rebekah Christine Vallin, born January 7, 1981, passed away peacefully in her sleep on October 13, 2026, beside her beloved husband of 25 years, Robert Vallin III, following a courageous three-year battle with brain cancer.

Rebekah leaves behind her devoted husband, Robert (46), who has lost not only his wife but also his best friend; her three children, Makkaio (25), Ezekiel (22), and Halina (20), whom she raised to become successful, compassionate, and empathetic adults; and her cherished granddaughter, Alaia (3), who inherited Rebekah’s adventurous spirit. She is also survived by her parents, her sister and brother, and their families, all of whom will carry her memory in their hearts.

Rebekah was a strong, independent woman who knew what she wanted in life and never took no for an answer, especially when it came to protecting and providing for her family. Her determination, fierce love, and unwavering devotion to those closest to her were defining parts of who she was.

Her compassion extended far beyond her family. Driven by a genuine desire to make a difference, Rebekah pursued a career in community outreach and dedicated her free time to volunteering. She had a special gift for recognizing when someone needed help and never hesitated to offer a hand, a kind word, or a shoulder to lean on.

A true lover of the outdoors, Rebekah embraced every opportunity to explore the world around her. Whether hiking a scenic trail, camping beneath the stars with her husband, or taking her two beloved dogs on a walk through the woods, she found joy and freedom in nature. Her adventurous spirit and love for the simple pleasures in life made every experience more meaningful.

Though Rebekah’s time here has come to an end, the love she gave, the lives she touched, and the memories she created will endure. Her strength will continue to inspire her family, her compassion will live on through the kindness and love she taught them, and her adventurous spirit will remain in every trail they walk and every new experience they embrace.

Rebekah will be deeply missed and forever loved. Her spirit will live on through her family, who will carry her love with them every day, always.