Rebecca Sue “Becky” Moreland, 42, a lifelong resident of Lothian, MD passed away September 28, 2021. Becky was born December 21, 1978 in Annapolis to Donna Lynn (Mathis) and James W. “Bo” Moreland, Jr., and raised on their family farm in Lothian. Becky graduated from Southern Sr. High School in Harwood in 1996. From a young age she worked on the family farm raising tobacco, corn, soybeans and vegetables. She also worked for many years at Wayson’s Bingo and as a cafeteria worker and manager at Southern High School for fifteen years. For the past several years she worked in food preparation in the delicatessen at the Giant Food store in Dunkirk. She was a member of the Anne Arundel County Farm Bureau, and was a volunteer coach with the Northern Calvert Little League. Becky enjoyed decorating for holidays, Disney collectables, Shirley Temple dolls, hunting, fishing crabbing and boating, tractor pulls, raising roses, playing corn hole games, and family gatherings.

Becky was preceded in death by her devoted father Bo Moreland, Jr. She is survived by her beloved mother Donna Lynn Moreland, her brother Michael Moreland and wife Tabathe Canter; aunts and uncles Eleanor Mae and Dennis Thomas, Alice and Joe Canter, Bessie, Scott, and Howard Norfolk, Tommy Curtin, and Sandy Duley; God-daughters Amanda Hudson and husband Daniel and Caitlyn Marie Moreland, nieces Emily Parks, and Madison Varlichi; and good friends and cousins Sonny Ireland, Joann Thomas, Chuck Canter, Gunnar Christe, and Joseph Tippett and wife Lisa.

Becky was known to all as a loving, kindhearted, genuine, generous, unselfish nurturing person who loved helping and taking care of others. She will be missed by all who knew her.

Becky’s family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations in her memory be made to her family to help with her funeral expenses. Checks can be made to Becky’s brother Michael Moreland. Members of the Rausch Funeral Home staff will accept any donations during the visitation and service times at the funeral home, and will provide them to the family.

Please be advised that due to the impact of Covid-19 in our community, Becky’s family asks that anyone attending her visiting or services wear a face mask while in attendance. We appreciate your understanding of this policy and your compliance.