Elswit has journeyed on to the great beyond, leaving behind a radiant legacy defined by love, music, and profound connection. After a brave and graceful dance with cancer, Rebecca departed this world surrounded by songs, prayers, and the tender embrace of family and friends—both near and far.

Rebecca carried within her a deep desire to live fully, and she held onto hope each day with courage and grace. Alongside her dear friend, Tara Divina, she co-created a “miracles thread,” weaving together hundreds of voices in prayer, song, and love. It was never about focusing on death, but on life. And when her time came, Rebecca transformed her departure into a sacred, love-filled ceremony—true to the extraordinary spirit she embodied throughout her life.

In her final days, she asked for three simple yet profound things: deep connection, awe, and play. As always, the universe listened. Surrounded by her community, she received all three in abundance. Her “miracles thread” became a living tapestry of love and remembrance, reflecting her rare gift for weaving people together and seeing them with an open, loving heart.

Rebecca lived in what she called “ceremony time,” blessing ordinary moments with reverence and magic. She carried a natural gift for creating sacred spaces—whether through her laughter, her songs, her smile, or the way she made everyone feel seen and cherished. To many, she was a sister, a guide, a healer, and the Fairy Goddess Mother to Scarlet. She was a trusted officiant who bound people together in love and a radiant soul who inspired countless others to return to their roots and honor their traditions.

Her life was a testament to compassion, joy, and the beauty of connection. Rebecca will not be remembered for her illness, but for the brilliance with which she lived, loved, and lifted others.

Though she has left this earthly plane, her light continues to shine brightly in every life she touched. Rebecca’s legacy is one of love, and it lives on in song, in laughter, and in the countless hearts forever changed by her presence.

Rest in ceremony, Rebecca. Your spirit will forever dance among us.