Rebeccah Maden Coludrovich

Rebeccah Maden Coludrovich, age 80, passed away peacefully on May 15, 2026. She was born on February 11, 1946, in Malvern, Arkansas and spent much of her life in Shreveport, where she faithfully served her family, church, and community.

Rebeccah was a devoted wife to Adrian Coludrovich and a loving mother to Melinda Fetty Osborne, Nora Fetty Milner and her husband Michael Milner, and Brett Fetty and his wife Rachal Garner Fetty.

She was a proud and deeply cherished grandmother to Daniel Osborne, Nickolas Osborne, Derrick Milner, Lauren Milner Schaller and her husband Kyle Schaller, Taylor Gile and her husband Dale Gile, McKaylee Fetty Cornet and her husband Chase Cornet, and Kinsley Fetty. She was also blessed with great-grandchildren Xavier Smith, Liam Johnson-Camp, Adalynn Cornet, Tate Cornet, and Cameron Schaller, all of whom brought her tremendous joy.

Rebeccah is also survived by her sisters, Mary Beth Sadowski and her husband Walt Sadowski, Michelle Trammel, and Gigi Corley and her husband Dewey Corley. She was preceded in death by her parents, Carroll Thomas Maden and Yerda Louise Roberts Maden and brother, William Maden.

Rebeccah worked for many years as a talented hair stylist, but her greatest calling was serving the Lord and ministering to others. After dedicating her life to Christ, she became an active member of Word of Life Center, where she faithfully served in the choir and numerous ministries over the years.

Following her graduation from Rhema Bible Training College, Rebeccah felt called to return to Shreveport and continue her ministry work at Word of Life Center. She poured her heart into mentoring and encouraging others through True Image Girls, women’s ministries, Freedom Groups, and compassionate outreach to those in need.

Her ministry extended into the community through her work at the Care Pregnancy Center, where she lovingly ministered to post-abortive women, and at Heart of Hope, where she served unwed mothers with grace and compassion. Rebeccah was also deeply passionate about missions, especially through Life United Missions and Inherit the Nations in Brazil.

Those who knew Rebeccah will remember her unwavering faith, compassionate heart, joyful spirit, and deep love for people. She touched countless lives through prayer, encouragement, and service to others.

She will be greatly missed by her husband, family, church family, and the many friends and lives she impacted throughout her years of ministry.

A Celebration of Life service will be held on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Life United, located at 4425 Meriwether Road, Shreveport 71109.

In Lieu of flowers please send donations to, Life United Missions, Inherit the Nations, or Heart of Hope.