Birth date: Dec 29, 1942 Death date: May 9, 2026
Rebecca Davis Iglehart Collins passed away at home in Dallas, Texas, on Saturday, May 9, 2026. She did not fear death, she knew where she was going, and all who loved her are at peace knowing she is no longer in pain. Rebecca, kn Read Obituary
LOVE the photo. Rebecca was SO beautiful! Creative, talented, fearless, she remembered everything! She had that beautiful smile even in the midst of her suffering. She had a great laugh and a life full of adventure, her creations were out of this world - I will miss her and think of her often. She loved Jesus and is off on her next great adventure. God bless her.
Joan Smith
I can remember her crazy wonderful jewelry shows that I could hardly wait to attend ! I also have many of her pieces and a fabulous shark tooth silver belt with beautiful amethyst, coral, stones attached to silver pieces, it is worn often and I treasure that piece as I treasure knowing and loving Becky . Always sending love and prayers lorry wallace
I only briefly met Rebecca one day, but know Charlie well…so I’ll have to say ‘Charlie’s Rebecca’ holds my favorite memories of a woman she deeply loved and admired.
I’m blessed to know she had no fear of death and each of you knew she was confident she was going Home!
Love to each of you…
DeeDee Winter
So many beautiful and unforgettable memories of Rebecca. I met her in 2000, just as she was preparing to leave for Italy for a month or more. I interviewed to manage her store in Preston Center, and it was anything but a typical interview. We didn’t talk about my resume at all—just how much she loved Capri pants and who my favorite actor was. At the time, hers was Tom Cruise.
Before she left, she handed me the keys to her store—and, in many ways, the keys to an incredible chapter of my life. Through her, I was immersed in a world unlike anything I had experienced. I had the privilege of meeting so many amazing customers who adored her from all over, and I was surrounded daily by the most beautiful jewelry I had ever seen.
I feel incredibly fortunate to have been part of her life. I’ll always cherish the late nights we spent designing jewelry and talking, as she shared stories of her adventures and the remarkable life she lived. And what a life it truly was.
She is at peace now, and there is comfort in knowing that for all of us who loved her.
