Jackson Cooper May was born on July 29, 2010 to his "dada" and "mama," Bryan and Cortney May of Jackson, TN. He passed away on August 15, 2011 at 10:57 a.m. at LeBonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN. Jackson will be remembered for his infectious smile and love for life.
He was a joy to family, friends, and strangers alike. Known by those that loved him most as "Punkin-head," "Little man," "Booby Butt," and "That boy," Jackson made an indelible mark during his brief stay in this world. Jackson's legacy also includes the lives saved because of his "gifts" donated to children in need of life saving transplants. He was a true hero, even at the tender age of one. Jackson May will be missed by all, especially by those who experienced the joy of being a part of his life.
Jackson is survived by his parents, Bryan and Cortney May, and his grandparents, Paul and Kathy King, known as "grandaddy" and "grandmommy," and Harry and Paula May, known as "Digger" and "Lala." He is also survived by his aunts and uncles, Gentry and Jon Calvin, Patrick May, Kriste Park, Wes King, and Rana Brasher
Special Thank You to my dear friend, Robert Duran for sponsoring Jackson's memorial
{{{Rest in Peace}}}
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Thank you Yolanda for kindly transferring little Jackson's memorial to me.
He was a joy to family, friends, and strangers alike. Known by those that loved him most as "Punkin-head," "Little man," "Booby Butt," and "That boy," Jackson made an indelible mark during his brief stay in this world. Jackson's legacy also includes the lives saved because of his "gifts" donated to children in need of life saving transplants. He was a true hero, even at the tender age of one. Jackson May will be missed by all, especially by those who experienced the joy of being a part of his life.
Jackson is survived by his parents, Bryan and Cortney May, and his grandparents, Paul and Kathy King, known as "grandaddy" and "grandmommy," and Harry and Paula May, known as "Digger" and "Lala." He is also survived by his aunts and uncles, Gentry and Jon Calvin, Patrick May, Kriste Park, Wes King, and Rana Brasher
Special Thank You to my dear friend, Robert Duran for sponsoring Jackson's memorial
{{{Rest in Peace}}}
..... (ยฏ'vยดยฏ)โฅ
.......โข.ยธ.โขยด
....ยธ.โขยด
.โขยดยธ.โข*ยจ) ยธ.โข*ยจ)
(ยธ.โขยด (ยธ.โขยด .โขยด ยธยธ.โขยจยฏ'โข ฦธำฦท
Thank you Yolanda for kindly transferring little Jackson's memorial to me.
Jackson Cooper May was born on July 29, 2010 to his "dada" and "mama," Bryan and Cortney May of Jackson, TN. He passed away on August 15, 2011 at 10:57 a.m. at LeBonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN. Jackson will be remembered for his infectious smile and love for life.
He was a joy to family, friends, and strangers alike. Known by those that loved him most as "Punkin-head," "Little man," "Booby Butt," and "That boy," Jackson made an indelible mark during his brief stay in this world. Jackson's legacy also includes the lives saved because of his "gifts" donated to children in need of life saving transplants. He was a true hero, even at the tender age of one. Jackson May will be missed by all, especially by those who experienced the joy of being a part of his life.
Jackson is survived by his parents, Bryan and Cortney May, and his grandparents, Paul and Kathy King, known as "grandaddy" and "grandmommy," and Harry and Paula May, known as "Digger" and "Lala." He is also survived by his aunts and uncles, Gentry and Jon Calvin, Patrick May, Kriste Park, Wes King, and Rana Brasher
Special Thank You to my dear friend, Robert Duran for sponsoring Jackson's memorial
{{{Rest in Peace}}}
..... (ยฏ'vยดยฏ)โฅ
.......โข.ยธ.โขยด
....ยธ.โขยด
.โขยดยธ.โข*ยจ) ยธ.โข*ยจ)
(ยธ.โขยด (ยธ.โขยด .โขยด ยธยธ.โขยจยฏ'โข ฦธำฦท
Thank you Yolanda for kindly transferring little Jackson's memorial to me.
He was a joy to family, friends, and strangers alike. Known by those that loved him most as "Punkin-head," "Little man," "Booby Butt," and "That boy," Jackson made an indelible mark during his brief stay in this world. Jackson's legacy also includes the lives saved because of his "gifts" donated to children in need of life saving transplants. He was a true hero, even at the tender age of one. Jackson May will be missed by all, especially by those who experienced the joy of being a part of his life.
Jackson is survived by his parents, Bryan and Cortney May, and his grandparents, Paul and Kathy King, known as "grandaddy" and "grandmommy," and Harry and Paula May, known as "Digger" and "Lala." He is also survived by his aunts and uncles, Gentry and Jon Calvin, Patrick May, Kriste Park, Wes King, and Rana Brasher
Special Thank You to my dear friend, Robert Duran for sponsoring Jackson's memorial
{{{Rest in Peace}}}
..... (ยฏ'vยดยฏ)โฅ
.......โข.ยธ.โขยด
....ยธ.โขยด
.โขยดยธ.โข*ยจ) ยธ.โข*ยจ)
(ยธ.โขยด (ยธ.โขยด .โขยด ยธยธ.โขยจยฏ'โข ฦธำฦท
Thank you Yolanda for kindly transferring little Jackson's memorial to me.
