Reva Grace (Braly) Jackson was born March 14,1913 in Washington, Kansas to Spurgeon Hugh and Ida May (Sharp) Braly.
On July 27,2006 at the age of 93, our Lord called Reva to her heavenly home.
Reva attended Bond School north of Washington, Kansas. On her ninth birthday Reva and her mother arrived in Colorado by train to join her father on their reclaimed homestead northeast of Vona. She attended the remainder of her elementary grades at West Point School where her parents organized the Upper Room Sunday School, which was the focal point of the community, in 1930 Reva graduated from Stratton High School.
On June 2,1930, Reva and John Dewey Jackson were married at the Vona Baptist Church Parsonage by Reverand Starr. To this union five children were born, Virgene Esther, Paul Irvin, Betty May, Mary Olive, and Anna Belle.
In 1935 Memorial Day devastating flood of the Republican River swept away their livestock, machinery and all the buildings except the house. It was a miracle the family survived. Though their possessions were swept away the continued to farm and ranch northeast of Vona, until moving to Burlington in 1977.
Reva was a faithful member of the Vona Church before transferring to the First Baptist Church in Burlington, where she enjoyed her ladies aid group and adult Sunday School classes.
She was involved in the community quilting circle, card club, held offices in the Home Demonstration Club, Colorado Cowbells, Colorado Farm bureau attending functions in Chicago and Washington, D.C., a Rainbow 4-H Clubleader and sponser of 4-H Club Members attending Camp Tobin at the Colorado State Fair. As a couple they were awarded the National Skelly Award in 1955.
When Paul's wife Dolores passed away in 1961 Reva and Dewey helped Paul raise his three small children. Words cannot express the faith and strengths she shared and conveyed to her family and friends. Reva enjoyed the family Thanksgiving dinners that were a tradition for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother Ida and Spurgeon Braly, her husband Dewey of 63 years and their son Paul Jackson. Daughter-in-laws Dolores and Shirley Jackson, son-in-laws Dale Keith and Rod Morberg. Grandsons Gary and
Gregory Morberg. Steve Dietz and Heinz Abram. Granddaughters Mitzi , Keith and Pam Carlstedt. Great grandsons Trevor and Cole Benton, great grand-daughter Kacie Benton. Reva is survived by her four daughters Virgene Morberg of Reseda, CA, Betty (Vaughn) Monroe of Pueblo, CO. Mary (Bob) McCaffrey of Seibert, CO. and Anna Belle Keith of Brighton, CO. Granddaughters Karen Morberg, Debbie (Mel) Benton, Janet (Tony) Englehaupt, Dawn Jackson, Debbie Abram and Linda
Carlstedt. Grandsons Tom (Tammy) Jackson, Clint (Melanie) Jackson, Randy (Eileen) Monroe, Rodney (Sherry) Monroe, Bert (Mary) McCaffrey, Danny (Lori) McCaffrey, David Keith and Mark Keith.
Great grand-daughters Brook Benton, Natasha (Jody) Roth, Jordon and Taylor Jackson, Miah and Mallory Jackson, Beth Monroe, Ashley Monroe, Candice (Mark) Johnson,Brittany McCaffrey and Stacy (Don) Petering. Great grandsons Tyler , Benton, Cody and Lucas Englehaupt, Cayden Ledesma, Brian Monroe, John Monroe, Sean McCaffrey, Nathan McCaffrey, Gene Abram and Andy Grant.
Great-great granddaughters Jillian Roth and Cierra Johnson. Great Great grandsons Keegan Ruiz. Braiden and Ashton Johnson, Thatcher Roth and Trey Petering.
Funeral services for Mrs Jackson were held on Wed. Aug. 2,2006 at 1PM at the First Baptist Church in Burl;ington with Pastor Aubrey Howell officiating. Visitation was held on Wednesday morning at the church from 10:30 - 1 PM. Burial was held in the Claremont Cemetery in Stratton, Colorado.
Memorials may be made in Reva's name to the First Baptist Church or the Caring Hands Hospice and may be left at the Bank of the West in Burlington, Colorado.
On July 27,2006 at the age of 93, our Lord called Reva to her heavenly home.
Reva attended Bond School north of Washington, Kansas. On her ninth birthday Reva and her mother arrived in Colorado by train to join her father on their reclaimed homestead northeast of Vona. She attended the remainder of her elementary grades at West Point School where her parents organized the Upper Room Sunday School, which was the focal point of the community, in 1930 Reva graduated from Stratton High School.
On June 2,1930, Reva and John Dewey Jackson were married at the Vona Baptist Church Parsonage by Reverand Starr. To this union five children were born, Virgene Esther, Paul Irvin, Betty May, Mary Olive, and Anna Belle.
In 1935 Memorial Day devastating flood of the Republican River swept away their livestock, machinery and all the buildings except the house. It was a miracle the family survived. Though their possessions were swept away the continued to farm and ranch northeast of Vona, until moving to Burlington in 1977.
Reva was a faithful member of the Vona Church before transferring to the First Baptist Church in Burlington, where she enjoyed her ladies aid group and adult Sunday School classes.
She was involved in the community quilting circle, card club, held offices in the Home Demonstration Club, Colorado Cowbells, Colorado Farm bureau attending functions in Chicago and Washington, D.C., a Rainbow 4-H Clubleader and sponser of 4-H Club Members attending Camp Tobin at the Colorado State Fair. As a couple they were awarded the National Skelly Award in 1955.
When Paul's wife Dolores passed away in 1961 Reva and Dewey helped Paul raise his three small children. Words cannot express the faith and strengths she shared and conveyed to her family and friends. Reva enjoyed the family Thanksgiving dinners that were a tradition for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother Ida and Spurgeon Braly, her husband Dewey of 63 years and their son Paul Jackson. Daughter-in-laws Dolores and Shirley Jackson, son-in-laws Dale Keith and Rod Morberg. Grandsons Gary and
Gregory Morberg. Steve Dietz and Heinz Abram. Granddaughters Mitzi , Keith and Pam Carlstedt. Great grandsons Trevor and Cole Benton, great grand-daughter Kacie Benton. Reva is survived by her four daughters Virgene Morberg of Reseda, CA, Betty (Vaughn) Monroe of Pueblo, CO. Mary (Bob) McCaffrey of Seibert, CO. and Anna Belle Keith of Brighton, CO. Granddaughters Karen Morberg, Debbie (Mel) Benton, Janet (Tony) Englehaupt, Dawn Jackson, Debbie Abram and Linda
Carlstedt. Grandsons Tom (Tammy) Jackson, Clint (Melanie) Jackson, Randy (Eileen) Monroe, Rodney (Sherry) Monroe, Bert (Mary) McCaffrey, Danny (Lori) McCaffrey, David Keith and Mark Keith.
Great grand-daughters Brook Benton, Natasha (Jody) Roth, Jordon and Taylor Jackson, Miah and Mallory Jackson, Beth Monroe, Ashley Monroe, Candice (Mark) Johnson,Brittany McCaffrey and Stacy (Don) Petering. Great grandsons Tyler , Benton, Cody and Lucas Englehaupt, Cayden Ledesma, Brian Monroe, John Monroe, Sean McCaffrey, Nathan McCaffrey, Gene Abram and Andy Grant.
Great-great granddaughters Jillian Roth and Cierra Johnson. Great Great grandsons Keegan Ruiz. Braiden and Ashton Johnson, Thatcher Roth and Trey Petering.
Funeral services for Mrs Jackson were held on Wed. Aug. 2,2006 at 1PM at the First Baptist Church in Burl;ington with Pastor Aubrey Howell officiating. Visitation was held on Wednesday morning at the church from 10:30 - 1 PM. Burial was held in the Claremont Cemetery in Stratton, Colorado.
Memorials may be made in Reva's name to the First Baptist Church or the Caring Hands Hospice and may be left at the Bank of the West in Burlington, Colorado.
Reva Grace (Braly) Jackson was born March 14,1913 in Washington, Kansas to Spurgeon Hugh and Ida May (Sharp) Braly.
On July 27,2006 at the age of 93, our Lord called Reva to her heavenly home.
Reva attended Bond School north of Washington, Kansas. On her ninth birthday Reva and her mother arrived in Colorado by train to join her father on their reclaimed homestead northeast of Vona. She attended the remainder of her elementary grades at West Point School where her parents organized the Upper Room Sunday School, which was the focal point of the community, in 1930 Reva graduated from Stratton High School.
On June 2,1930, Reva and John Dewey Jackson were married at the Vona Baptist Church Parsonage by Reverand Starr. To this union five children were born, Virgene Esther, Paul Irvin, Betty May, Mary Olive, and Anna Belle.
In 1935 Memorial Day devastating flood of the Republican River swept away their livestock, machinery and all the buildings except the house. It was a miracle the family survived. Though their possessions were swept away the continued to farm and ranch northeast of Vona, until moving to Burlington in 1977.
Reva was a faithful member of the Vona Church before transferring to the First Baptist Church in Burlington, where she enjoyed her ladies aid group and adult Sunday School classes.
She was involved in the community quilting circle, card club, held offices in the Home Demonstration Club, Colorado Cowbells, Colorado Farm bureau attending functions in Chicago and Washington, D.C., a Rainbow 4-H Clubleader and sponser of 4-H Club Members attending Camp Tobin at the Colorado State Fair. As a couple they were awarded the National Skelly Award in 1955.
When Paul's wife Dolores passed away in 1961 Reva and Dewey helped Paul raise his three small children. Words cannot express the faith and strengths she shared and conveyed to her family and friends. Reva enjoyed the family Thanksgiving dinners that were a tradition for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother Ida and Spurgeon Braly, her husband Dewey of 63 years and their son Paul Jackson. Daughter-in-laws Dolores and Shirley Jackson, son-in-laws Dale Keith and Rod Morberg. Grandsons Gary and
Gregory Morberg. Steve Dietz and Heinz Abram. Granddaughters Mitzi , Keith and Pam Carlstedt. Great grandsons Trevor and Cole Benton, great grand-daughter Kacie Benton. Reva is survived by her four daughters Virgene Morberg of Reseda, CA, Betty (Vaughn) Monroe of Pueblo, CO. Mary (Bob) McCaffrey of Seibert, CO. and Anna Belle Keith of Brighton, CO. Granddaughters Karen Morberg, Debbie (Mel) Benton, Janet (Tony) Englehaupt, Dawn Jackson, Debbie Abram and Linda
Carlstedt. Grandsons Tom (Tammy) Jackson, Clint (Melanie) Jackson, Randy (Eileen) Monroe, Rodney (Sherry) Monroe, Bert (Mary) McCaffrey, Danny (Lori) McCaffrey, David Keith and Mark Keith.
Great grand-daughters Brook Benton, Natasha (Jody) Roth, Jordon and Taylor Jackson, Miah and Mallory Jackson, Beth Monroe, Ashley Monroe, Candice (Mark) Johnson,Brittany McCaffrey and Stacy (Don) Petering. Great grandsons Tyler , Benton, Cody and Lucas Englehaupt, Cayden Ledesma, Brian Monroe, John Monroe, Sean McCaffrey, Nathan McCaffrey, Gene Abram and Andy Grant.
Great-great granddaughters Jillian Roth and Cierra Johnson. Great Great grandsons Keegan Ruiz. Braiden and Ashton Johnson, Thatcher Roth and Trey Petering.
Funeral services for Mrs Jackson were held on Wed. Aug. 2,2006 at 1PM at the First Baptist Church in Burl;ington with Pastor Aubrey Howell officiating. Visitation was held on Wednesday morning at the church from 10:30 - 1 PM. Burial was held in the Claremont Cemetery in Stratton, Colorado.
Memorials may be made in Reva's name to the First Baptist Church or the Caring Hands Hospice and may be left at the Bank of the West in Burlington, Colorado.
On July 27,2006 at the age of 93, our Lord called Reva to her heavenly home.
Reva attended Bond School north of Washington, Kansas. On her ninth birthday Reva and her mother arrived in Colorado by train to join her father on their reclaimed homestead northeast of Vona. She attended the remainder of her elementary grades at West Point School where her parents organized the Upper Room Sunday School, which was the focal point of the community, in 1930 Reva graduated from Stratton High School.
On June 2,1930, Reva and John Dewey Jackson were married at the Vona Baptist Church Parsonage by Reverand Starr. To this union five children were born, Virgene Esther, Paul Irvin, Betty May, Mary Olive, and Anna Belle.
In 1935 Memorial Day devastating flood of the Republican River swept away their livestock, machinery and all the buildings except the house. It was a miracle the family survived. Though their possessions were swept away the continued to farm and ranch northeast of Vona, until moving to Burlington in 1977.
Reva was a faithful member of the Vona Church before transferring to the First Baptist Church in Burlington, where she enjoyed her ladies aid group and adult Sunday School classes.
She was involved in the community quilting circle, card club, held offices in the Home Demonstration Club, Colorado Cowbells, Colorado Farm bureau attending functions in Chicago and Washington, D.C., a Rainbow 4-H Clubleader and sponser of 4-H Club Members attending Camp Tobin at the Colorado State Fair. As a couple they were awarded the National Skelly Award in 1955.
When Paul's wife Dolores passed away in 1961 Reva and Dewey helped Paul raise his three small children. Words cannot express the faith and strengths she shared and conveyed to her family and friends. Reva enjoyed the family Thanksgiving dinners that were a tradition for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother Ida and Spurgeon Braly, her husband Dewey of 63 years and their son Paul Jackson. Daughter-in-laws Dolores and Shirley Jackson, son-in-laws Dale Keith and Rod Morberg. Grandsons Gary and
Gregory Morberg. Steve Dietz and Heinz Abram. Granddaughters Mitzi , Keith and Pam Carlstedt. Great grandsons Trevor and Cole Benton, great grand-daughter Kacie Benton. Reva is survived by her four daughters Virgene Morberg of Reseda, CA, Betty (Vaughn) Monroe of Pueblo, CO. Mary (Bob) McCaffrey of Seibert, CO. and Anna Belle Keith of Brighton, CO. Granddaughters Karen Morberg, Debbie (Mel) Benton, Janet (Tony) Englehaupt, Dawn Jackson, Debbie Abram and Linda
Carlstedt. Grandsons Tom (Tammy) Jackson, Clint (Melanie) Jackson, Randy (Eileen) Monroe, Rodney (Sherry) Monroe, Bert (Mary) McCaffrey, Danny (Lori) McCaffrey, David Keith and Mark Keith.
Great grand-daughters Brook Benton, Natasha (Jody) Roth, Jordon and Taylor Jackson, Miah and Mallory Jackson, Beth Monroe, Ashley Monroe, Candice (Mark) Johnson,Brittany McCaffrey and Stacy (Don) Petering. Great grandsons Tyler , Benton, Cody and Lucas Englehaupt, Cayden Ledesma, Brian Monroe, John Monroe, Sean McCaffrey, Nathan McCaffrey, Gene Abram and Andy Grant.
Great-great granddaughters Jillian Roth and Cierra Johnson. Great Great grandsons Keegan Ruiz. Braiden and Ashton Johnson, Thatcher Roth and Trey Petering.
Funeral services for Mrs Jackson were held on Wed. Aug. 2,2006 at 1PM at the First Baptist Church in Burl;ington with Pastor Aubrey Howell officiating. Visitation was held on Wednesday morning at the church from 10:30 - 1 PM. Burial was held in the Claremont Cemetery in Stratton, Colorado.
Memorials may be made in Reva's name to the First Baptist Church or the Caring Hands Hospice and may be left at the Bank of the West in Burlington, Colorado.
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