Reba Foster

Funeral services celebrating the life of Reba Stevens Foster will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, November 5, 2021 at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, 705 S. Spruce Street, Vivian, LA with Jimmy Stevens officiating. There will be a time of visitation beginning at 12:00 p.m. Friday, November 5th at the funeral home. Survived by: Husband of 52 years and the love of her life, Billy Foster Her 3 girls: Niki Hartley of Oil City, La, Toni Kendrick (Husband Jerry) of Vivian, La., Lori Foster Herring of McLeod, Tx. 6 Grandchildren: Jennifer Woods (Husband Ryan), Skyler Alison (Husband Jacob), Connor Moore, Jessie Foster, Chase Kendrick, and Caid Kendrick 4 Great Grandchildren: Presli Headrick, Brylee Jane Alison, Tovynn Moore, Rynli Rae Alison (on the way) Siblings: Brother, Billy Stevens, Sister, Martha Ramsey Numerous Aunts, Uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews Preceded in death by: Parents: Robert and Louise Stevens Brothers: Dan Wilder and Clyde Stevens Sister: Faye Bullock Her Precious grandson: Austin Moore Reba was a loving wife, a mother who always put her girls first and the absolute best Nana ever. She dearly loved being a Nana. She was a mom to so many and a friend to everyone. Reba spent several years at Oil City School, first as a volunteer and then a long-term sub just to be close to her girls. It was there she gained many bonus kids. Reba also served as a first responder for Caddo Parish Fire District #7 for several years alongside her best friend, the other Reba. Reba spent 52 years married to the love of her life, Billy. They enjoyed fishing, hunting and going to the races together. They made a great team and showed their girls what true love means. She also kept Billy lined out when she needed to. Reba never met a stranger and was never at a loss for words. If you didn\'t want the truth, it was best not to ask her opinion. She was easy to talk to and always listened, but you were still going to get her opinion. Reba never let those she loved want for anything. Just ask any of her grandchildren. She loved each of them more than life and she made sure they knew it. Reba worked at Parker Brothers Electric for the past 27 years as a secretary. She loved being able to get up and go to work. A special thank you to the Parkers for allowing her to keep coming in and doing what she loved. Thank you for always loving her as much as she loved all of you. God gave her 71 years with us and she lived them well. John 16:22 \"Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy.\"