Becky Coleman, 59, of Cardwell, Missouri, passed away on January 20, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. She was born on November 10, 1966, in Piggott, Arkansas, to Louise (Meade) Davis and David Watson.

Becky was united in marriage to Johnny Carl Coleman, with whom she shared a life full of laughter, love, and countless trips to Golden Corral. Together, they built a home rooted in family, hospitality, and country living.

She was a devoted mother to four children: Jon Coleman (Shanna) of Cardwell, MO, and their sons Austin Coleman and Seth Coleman; Holly Meza (Jorge) of Holcomb, MO, and their sons Chayse Laden, Isaiah Meza, and Andres Meza; Randy Coleman (Amanda) of Kennett, MO, and their children Logan Hedge, Addie Coleman, and Mallori Coleman; and Caiden Coleman (Kaitlynn).

Becky is also survived by her siblings, Carol Lance (Gary) and Jason Davis (Chasity), along with many extended family members and dear friends who will forever cherish her memory.

She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Omer and Myrtle Meade and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Watson. Her aunt Mae Romines, aunt Sadine Dixon, uncle Junior Meade, and many other precious family members.

Becky had a deep love for life and found joy in the simplest moments. She adored celebrating all things Halloween, decorating for every holiday, sewing, crafting, yard selling with her mom, and buying and reselling anything she found worthy. She loved hosting gatherings of any kind and was always volunteering her home to bring people together.

She enjoyed country living, chasing chickens, sitting on her porch, and could almost always be found outside working in her yard—even when her allergies protested. Becky had a special love for animals, especially her dog, and treasured baking, shopping, reading, and collecting crystals and rocks. She loved adventures with her daughter, trips to the hills to watch the sunset, scenic views, and the magic of snow falling on her birthday. A good chocolate milkshake or ice cream could always bring a smile to her face.

Above all else, Becky loved her children and grandchildren more than anything in this world. She was the best mother, the sweetest friend, and the most caring daughter—a woman whose heart was as big as her generosity and whose presence made everyone feel at home.

She will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who were blessed to know and love her.

Becky's visitation will be Friday, January 23, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM at the McDaniel Chapel in Senath.

McDaniel Funeral Service of Senath is in charge of the arrangements.