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Rebecca Lou “Becky” Jennings 1952-2025

Rebecca Lou “Becky” Jennings, 73, of Littlestown, passed away November 24, 2025 in her home.  

Rebecca Lou “Becky” Jennings
Rebecca Lou “Becky” Jennings

She was born October 1, 1952, in Baltimore, Maryland, a daughter of the late Thomas E. Varner and Joyce M. (Pruitt) Warner Vogelsang.  

Becky graduated from South Carroll High School in Westminster and took employment with the former Maryland Cup Co. in Reisterstown.

Following her marriage to Eugene R. Jennings, the couple resided in Seaford, Delaware, for 39 years until his passing in December of 2017. She then moved to Littlestown to reside near her sister and brother-in-law, Joyce and Eugene W. Vogelsang.                             

Her family recalls how she faithfully cared for her husband with his physical disabilities during their marriage.  In addition to being a loving caregiver, she was an excellent homemaker.  She also had a deep appreciation for animals and was very fond of her 2 cats, Peachie and Buster.

In addition to her sister, Joyce, also surviving is a sister, Sandra Currence and a brother, Thomas E. Warner and his wife, Darlene, all of Westminster, Maryland, 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren also survive.

Along with her husband, Eugene, she was also preceded in death by her daughter, Jennifer Kimmons, her son, John Baumes and a brother, Robert Warner.

Her arrangements are private with the family.  

Agett-Lakjer Funeral Home.


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