Regina Gale Ince, 62, passed away on July 27, 2020, in Little Rock, Arkansas surrounded by her family and close friends. Regina has lived in Arkansas since 2005 and longed to return to California where she was born and raised. She enjoyed spending time with family, thrifting, and travel. Regina had a big heart and was considered a second mom by many. Her greatest joys in life were her children and grandchildren.
She was proceeded in death by her parents J.W. Ince, and Opal (McKnight) Ince; her sister Glenda Cable; brother Johnnie Ince.
Regina Leaves behind her nine children: Brandy Mullens, Brandon Mullens, Jeremy Mullens, Sarah Watts, Joshua Mullens, Hannah Millard, Christopher Mullens, Joey Mullens, Christin Mullens; her six grandchildren: Makayla, Matthew, Casper, Lacey, Thor, Owen; her bother Keith Ince; and many extended family and friends. She will be greatly missed by her children and grandchildren.
At this time a memorial will not be held due to COVID-19.
Arrangements are entrusted to A Natural State Funeral Service, 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas. 501-982-3400
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Too many special memories to mention. You will always be in our hearts and close by in spirit. I know your reunion in heaven brought a huge smile to your face! You will be sorely missed by that big beautiful family you created. Much Love to you and them! Rest In Peace Dear Sister!
Remembering the fun we had. When you lived in Apple Valley and the kids were little. Will miss you my friend.
Very sorry for your loss. She will be missed
Oh Regina will will be missed by so many we had so many memories we made together for my house to yours to the beauty shop and school Rest In Peace my friend
I met Regina when she worked at UAMS. She always had a smile on her face and always put one on mine. She will be missed.
KEITH AND KIM….I AM SO SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF A BEAUTIFUL PERSON, ALWAYS HAD GOOD THINGS TO SAY AND MY HURT GOES OUT TO HER FAMILY ALONG WITH THOUGHTS AND PRAYS. R.I
P REGINA
I am still very shocked about Regina’s passing. She was a wonderful person who made so many of my lunchtimes at UAMS so special. She always had a nice word for everyone who stopped at her register to pay for lunch; she brightened up the day for everyone she came in contact with. May her memory be a blessing for each of her children to whom she was so devoted, and for all her friends who enjoyed her love of life.
Her Dad everyone called Grandpa, he drove his Model T Ford as our get away car for my husband and my wedding 1978. He was a great friend of my Dads. She started taking Martial arts Kung Fu lessons from me, after being bullied in school. We had that in common. Such a nice person, I cant believe this news of her passing
RIP Home Girl. Much Love to you and your family
My sincere condolences and prayers go out to this amazing family. Regina was an amazing and loving mother. I’m so sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry to hear of Regina’s passing – she was such a kind and friendly person who always had a wonderful smile for everyone in the UAMS Cafeteria. I loved chatting with Regina, especially about her family,..she always had great stories to tell. My deepest sympathy especially to her children and grandchildren – she loved you all VERY much! She will be missed.
R.I.P. dear friend🌹 A lot of memories since we met in High school! Whittier Blvd, babysitting, your VW. So glad I got to see you one last time in October on my way to Nashville.❤️ I will miss you. Love, Spoonie
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