IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Freddie Jean

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Linebarier

Jul 12, 1932 — Jul 22, 2026

Little Rock

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Freddie Jean Linebarier, beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on July 22, 2026, having celebrated her 94th birthday just days earlier. Born on July 12, 1932, as Freddie Jean Rogers, she lived a life rich with meaning, dedication, and love for her family.

Freddie’s journey through life was marked by enduring relationships, steadfast values, and an unwavering devotion to those closest to her. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Bobby Joe Linebarier, whose memory she cherished deeply. She was also preceded by her parents, Fred and Evelyn Rogers, her beloved sons Eric and Michael Linebarier, and her sister Peggy Reginelli. Their memories lived on in Freddie’s stories and the fondness with which she recalled their time together.

Left to honor her legacy are her devoted children: daughter Karen Strain and son Robert Linebarier. Freddie’s heart was further expanded by the bonds she shared with her daughter-in-law Laura, and her son-in-law Ray, who brought joy and support throughout her later years. Her role as grandmother brought her immeasurable pride and happiness; she is lovingly remembered by her grandchildren Neill Linebarier, Jonathan Strain, Alex Hunter, great-grandchildren Chloe Linebarier, Olivia Linebarier, Matthew Hunter, Kylie Hunter, Emma and. Each of them carries forward her spirit of kindness, strength, and warmth.

Freddie’s life was built on a foundation of compassion and resilience. Throughout the joys and challenges she encountered, she maintained a steadfast love for her family.

As her loved ones mourn her passing, they remember most the love she gave so freely, her quiet strength, and her legacy of enduring family bonds. Freddie’s life was a testament to the profound impact one person can have on those around them. She will be dearly missed and forever treasured in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

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