
of Little Rock, AR
September 19, 1937 - February 6, 2026
Rebecca Jane (Hogan) Qualls, known to many as ''Mama Jane,'' was a woman defined by fierce love, deep devotion, and boundless warmth. She passed away peacefully on February 6, 2026, surrounded by family. She was 88.
Jane was born to Cecil ''Sleepy'' Hogan and Flossie B. Hogan of Morrilton, Arkansas, on September 19, 1937. She grew up working with her mom in the ''beauty shop'' in their home, and she used this skill to help countless people throughout her life.
In 1957, she married Howard Qualls and then became a devoted mother of four children. They moved around a few times due to banking opportunities and eventually landed in Texarkana, Arkansas. There she was a long time member of Beech Street First Baptist Church as well as the May Dale Garden Club. Later in life, she lovingly raised two of her granddaughters: Krystal and Rachel.
To know Mama Jane was to know unconditional love in action. She was famous for Sunday pot roast, love of fashion, a dog on each hip, and always encouraging chocolate and joy in equal measure. Jane had an effortless way of making people feel seen and bridged generations with grace. She loved her three brothers fiercely, treasured her family deeply, and carried stories, especially of loved ones gone before, with reverence and care. She will be remembered for her smile, her resilience, and the way she made the ordinary days feel special. Her love endures ''to the moon and back and all the stars.''
Jane is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Howard, brother John Hogan, sister-in-law Glennette, and daughter-in-law Anita Qualls. She is survived by her four children: Steve (Mona) Qualls of Little Rock, Ark.; Teresa Felix of Mountain Home, Ark.; Barry Qualls of Little Rock, Ark.; and Gregg (LyAnne) Qualls of Little Rock, Ark., as well as brothers: Joe (Gayle) Hogan and Bob Ed (Carol) Hogan. She adored her role as ''Mama Jane'' to four grandchildren: Blake Felix, Krystal (Duncan) Collins, Stephanie (Preston) Korte, and Rachel Qualls. She also loved her two great-grandsons: Mack and Calvin Collins.
The family would like to thank Arolee, Leadry, Marilyn, and Rose with the Visiting Angels, as well as Arkansas Hospice.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, February 12, 2026, from 5-7 p.m. and the memorial service will be Friday, February 13, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. Both will be held at Roller McNutt Funeral Home in Conway, Arkansas. Duncan Collins will officiate. Scott Hogan, Paul Hogan, Steve Qualls, Preston Korte, Randy Marchello, and Robert Hogan will serve as pallbearers. Blake Felix is an honorary pallbearer.
In lieu of Flowers please make donations to The American Diabetes Association.

I am so happy you are with God and that your mind is clear and your body is well again. You know God promises peace and no more pain in heaven. Our families have spent so much time together and made so many happy memories. We all will miss you and love you forever. – Lee Phillips and Family

MJj will always be my favorite sister l will our visits together on the phone daily she was very special person!!!!!!!

There truly wasn’t a more beautiful or kinder personal in the world. I Love her and will miss her terribly. May she rest in peace🙏🏻 Elaine Smith

Sad to hear about Jane. She was truly a woman of strength and grace. Remembering times past with fond memories.
Kay Robertson
Harley “Butch” Weatherly III

Mama Jane was such a wonderful, thoughtful, caring, and beautiful lady. She was “Mama Jane” to my girls as well, and that meant so much to us. We shared so many special memories at the girls’ parties, school events, church, and all the little get-togethers in between. I truly miss seeing her and visiting with her. She will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Mama Jane was special; loved her kids. I only new Krystal and Rachel.
Her legacy will live on. Girls you have mighty shoes to follow. Praying for all of you.
DONNA LEMONS

Such a Beautiful Mother

My sincerest and deepest sympathies to Krystal, Rachel, and family. Mrs Jane was such a sweet and elegant lady. Thankful for her home in paradise. John 3:16

I feel honored that I got to know Mama Jane while sitting in the waiting room of the dance studio where our kids took classes. She was a lovely person with a caring, giving spirit. She will be missed.

Jane was so beautiful - but even more beautiful on the inside. She was so kind and made each person feel special.

We will always love you and miss you!

Jane was such a lovely person. I always enjoyed visiting with her at garden club and in our neighborhood. Her energy and enthusiasm was contagious. I know her family will miss her so much - she was a devoted mother and grandmother.

So sorry for your loss of this sweet beautiful lady. She will be deeply missed.

I never met Mama Jane but I have heard so many stories about her from Krystal and Duncan. We are praying for you during this difficult time. We love yall.

My condolences Greg. I have had the pleasure of working with her wonderful, amazing and ball of energy son Greg! Job Well Done Mama Jane!

I will always remember the amazing sweetness of Mama Jane. Prayers for her family. She will be missed!

She was kind and caring.
Rest in peace sweet lady.
George & Nan Laux