From the earthly book of
Robert Lee Jackson - Chapter 61, Verse 6
For may we all remember the day, when a modest man entered into our lives. His divine spirit touched our minds and hearts, and he filled us with kindness, laughter, and delight. Amen
BIOGRAPHY
Robert Lee Jackson was called to divine service by our Lord and Savior on Thursday, December 12, 2013. Tribute is bestowed to a deacon, husband, father, educator, jack-of-all trades, and friend.
Robert was born on Sunday, June 8, 1952 as the sixth child to Albert Jackson (35) and Rosa Lee Middlebrooks Jackson (34). He was educated in Houston County and participated in track and football at Pearl Stephens High School. He completed his Bachelors at Fort Valley State. On January 03, 1974, Robert married Feddie M. Zeigler, daughter of Rollie Zeigler Sr. and Vera Mae Butler, and remained married for 40 years. The couple resided in Kathleen, Georgia and were blessed with two sons, Marvin and Reginald. Robert worked at Atlanta Journal and Constitution Distribution Center of Perry for 20 years. He worked as a social studies teacher at Northside Middle School of Warner Robins for 30 years and retired in 2006.
As a youth, Robert accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior and joined the Sandbed Baptist Church. As a dedicated member, in June 1985, he was ordained as a deacon under Reverend David E. Savage. He continued his faith and heavenly duties as a member and deacon of New Hope Baptist in August 2008 under Pastor Dennis Harden.
While his presence and fellowship shall be missed, Robert leaves behind several charges to keep: 1. you must be willing to give in order to receive, 2. compassion for others is a must, and 3. devotion to faith is a fruitful endeavor. Deacon Jackson understood the secret to receiving God's love and giving it away to others. For when he sung his favorite spiritual Dressing Up Room, Robert knew his works on this earth prepared him for his arrival before God to receive his crown of glory.
Robert's life and memory was honored at New Hope Baptist, arranged by Richardson Funeral Home, and laid to rest at Parkway Memorial Gardens in the Fountain section (27-C-3) on Tuesday, December 17, 2013.
Robert Lee Jackson - Bright, With Glory
"He had the mind of Einstein, the agility of a squirrel, and the strength of the Incredible Hulk"
Memorial sponsored by Jane Stacy Eubanks
Recognized as a Special Dad by Sarah
THANK YOU for your visit and tokens!
SURVIVORS
Wife: Feddie M. Zeigler Jackson
Missing you more each day, but I know that you are building in Heaven. Your Loving Wife.
Children: Marvin Jackson and Reginald Jackson (Stormy Harper)
To Our "Brickhouse" It just feels like we haven't talked to you in a while. Looking forward to shaking your hand once again.
Siblings: Thelma Murphy (Clarence), Dorothy Robinson (Wilson), Rosa Henry (Clarence), Clifford Jackson (Kathy McCree) and Clarence Jackson
The Broken Chain Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same; but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. - author unknown
Mother-in-law: Vera Butler Zeigler
Sister/Brother-in-laws: Betsy Zeigler, Juanita Thomas (Stephen), Verlina Zeigler, Rollie Zeigler Jr, Daniel Zeigler, Phillip Copeland
SENTIMENTS
From your neighbor:
You will be missed. My smypathy goes out to the family.
~ Rev. Robert L. Jackson
----
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.
----
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the Jackson family. Mr. Robert Jackson was a Man of God, Family Man, Teacher, Hard Worker, and a very Good Friend. I'm talking about a friend that stuck closer than a brother. When ever in need he was there. He will be well missed by many. So I say to the family Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you(1 Peter5:7) and Look to the hills where your help come from. My help comes from the Lord the Maker of Heaven and Earth(psalm 121:1-2).I pray that Our Heavenly Father, grant all of us who sorrow the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Lord be our strength as we pass through this valley of sorrow. AMEN
~ Bill & Bridgett Tolbert
---
To The Jackson Family,
Our hearts are broken as we extend our sincere condolences on your unbearable loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and heart. Our prayer is that wonderful memories of Robert will comfort you during this very difficult time.
With all our love,
~ Ida & Ernest Creal
---
You will be missed
~ William Register
---
For every follower of Christ there is a race to run; and when we cross the finish line, we'll be with Christ, God's Son. In "Loving Memory" of my First Cousin, Deacon Robert Lee Jackson.
---
We will miss u very much
~ David & Delphine Wallace
---
RIP Mr. Jackson, thank you for passing the knowledge as my SS teacher (Northside Junior High).
~ Wendy Floyd
---
Mrs. Jackson & family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear Robert. It was a privilege to work with him for twenty years at Northside Middle School. He will be missed. May God give you comfort at this time.
Sincerely,
~ Dianne & Bill Fuqua
---
I was deeply saddened to hear of Robert's death. We taught together in the social studies department at NJH for many years. Robert was always professional, polite, and kind. I am certain that many young lives were enriched and inspired by Robert's influence and knowledge. He will be missed by a multitude of former students, friends and family but his legacy will continue to influence and inspire. It was an honor to know and work with this dedicated educator.
~ Gail Maye
---
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4
~ Rev. Malik Gordon, Sr. Pastor Spring Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
---
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
~ Rev & Mrs Willie Hutchings
---
Mrs. Jackson and Family,
May God give you comfort at the loss of Mr. Jackson.
I worked with him many years at NMS and he was also my son, Bobby's SS teacher. Prayers for you and your family.
~ Bonnie Fleck
---
I light this candle in loving memory of my Uncle Robert. Rest in peace.
~ Cheryl Gaddis
---
My prayers and thoughts are with you,may god bless and keep you
~ Ruby Walker
---
From Sonya Davis Russell, Spencer Davis and family are praying for you guys, Truly God knows best!!
~ Spencer Davis
---
Feddie, Marvin and Reginald My prayers are with you. Robert was a very good friend on mine.
~ Love Ernie
---
May Heaven's eternal joy be thine!
~ Curtis Jackson
The Common Man
No plaque adorns his wall,
No trumpet heralds his flame;
No parade welcomes him,
No one shouts his name.
But thank God for him --
He is the common man!
He will work throughout his life,
Raise a family and love his wife;
Pay his taxes, settle his debts,
Be a good man with no regrets.
Still no one praises his name,
But how God loves him --
He is the common man!
No statue in the city square,
No street bears his name;
No one remembers him,
His face so very plain.
But on his death,
The angels will plan,
As God welcomes his friend --
The beloved common man!
Interesting
1. The sum of the numbers of Robert's date of passing equals 12 (same as month and day of passing). When you sum that you get 3.
2. The sum of the number days of Robert's time on this earth in days (22,467) equals 21. When you sum that you get 3.
3. Robert's plot number is 27 = 3 to the 3rd power, C = 3rd letter of the alphabet, and spot #3.
Three, according to the gospel, signifies completion or perfection, and unity.
Robert's works here on Earth were complete.
Robert Lee Jackson - Chapter 61, Verse 6
For may we all remember the day, when a modest man entered into our lives. His divine spirit touched our minds and hearts, and he filled us with kindness, laughter, and delight. Amen
BIOGRAPHY
Robert Lee Jackson was called to divine service by our Lord and Savior on Thursday, December 12, 2013. Tribute is bestowed to a deacon, husband, father, educator, jack-of-all trades, and friend.
Robert was born on Sunday, June 8, 1952 as the sixth child to Albert Jackson (35) and Rosa Lee Middlebrooks Jackson (34). He was educated in Houston County and participated in track and football at Pearl Stephens High School. He completed his Bachelors at Fort Valley State. On January 03, 1974, Robert married Feddie M. Zeigler, daughter of Rollie Zeigler Sr. and Vera Mae Butler, and remained married for 40 years. The couple resided in Kathleen, Georgia and were blessed with two sons, Marvin and Reginald. Robert worked at Atlanta Journal and Constitution Distribution Center of Perry for 20 years. He worked as a social studies teacher at Northside Middle School of Warner Robins for 30 years and retired in 2006.
As a youth, Robert accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior and joined the Sandbed Baptist Church. As a dedicated member, in June 1985, he was ordained as a deacon under Reverend David E. Savage. He continued his faith and heavenly duties as a member and deacon of New Hope Baptist in August 2008 under Pastor Dennis Harden.
While his presence and fellowship shall be missed, Robert leaves behind several charges to keep: 1. you must be willing to give in order to receive, 2. compassion for others is a must, and 3. devotion to faith is a fruitful endeavor. Deacon Jackson understood the secret to receiving God's love and giving it away to others. For when he sung his favorite spiritual Dressing Up Room, Robert knew his works on this earth prepared him for his arrival before God to receive his crown of glory.
Robert's life and memory was honored at New Hope Baptist, arranged by Richardson Funeral Home, and laid to rest at Parkway Memorial Gardens in the Fountain section (27-C-3) on Tuesday, December 17, 2013.
Robert Lee Jackson - Bright, With Glory
"He had the mind of Einstein, the agility of a squirrel, and the strength of the Incredible Hulk"
Memorial sponsored by Jane Stacy Eubanks
Recognized as a Special Dad by Sarah
THANK YOU for your visit and tokens!
SURVIVORS
Wife: Feddie M. Zeigler Jackson
Missing you more each day, but I know that you are building in Heaven. Your Loving Wife.
Children: Marvin Jackson and Reginald Jackson (Stormy Harper)
To Our "Brickhouse" It just feels like we haven't talked to you in a while. Looking forward to shaking your hand once again.
Siblings: Thelma Murphy (Clarence), Dorothy Robinson (Wilson), Rosa Henry (Clarence), Clifford Jackson (Kathy McCree) and Clarence Jackson
The Broken Chain Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same; but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. - author unknown
Mother-in-law: Vera Butler Zeigler
Sister/Brother-in-laws: Betsy Zeigler, Juanita Thomas (Stephen), Verlina Zeigler, Rollie Zeigler Jr, Daniel Zeigler, Phillip Copeland
SENTIMENTS
From your neighbor:
You will be missed. My smypathy goes out to the family.
~ Rev. Robert L. Jackson
----
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.
----
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the Jackson family. Mr. Robert Jackson was a Man of God, Family Man, Teacher, Hard Worker, and a very Good Friend. I'm talking about a friend that stuck closer than a brother. When ever in need he was there. He will be well missed by many. So I say to the family Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you(1 Peter5:7) and Look to the hills where your help come from. My help comes from the Lord the Maker of Heaven and Earth(psalm 121:1-2).I pray that Our Heavenly Father, grant all of us who sorrow the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Lord be our strength as we pass through this valley of sorrow. AMEN
~ Bill & Bridgett Tolbert
---
To The Jackson Family,
Our hearts are broken as we extend our sincere condolences on your unbearable loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and heart. Our prayer is that wonderful memories of Robert will comfort you during this very difficult time.
With all our love,
~ Ida & Ernest Creal
---
You will be missed
~ William Register
---
For every follower of Christ there is a race to run; and when we cross the finish line, we'll be with Christ, God's Son. In "Loving Memory" of my First Cousin, Deacon Robert Lee Jackson.
---
We will miss u very much
~ David & Delphine Wallace
---
RIP Mr. Jackson, thank you for passing the knowledge as my SS teacher (Northside Junior High).
~ Wendy Floyd
---
Mrs. Jackson & family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear Robert. It was a privilege to work with him for twenty years at Northside Middle School. He will be missed. May God give you comfort at this time.
Sincerely,
~ Dianne & Bill Fuqua
---
I was deeply saddened to hear of Robert's death. We taught together in the social studies department at NJH for many years. Robert was always professional, polite, and kind. I am certain that many young lives were enriched and inspired by Robert's influence and knowledge. He will be missed by a multitude of former students, friends and family but his legacy will continue to influence and inspire. It was an honor to know and work with this dedicated educator.
~ Gail Maye
---
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4
~ Rev. Malik Gordon, Sr. Pastor Spring Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
---
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
~ Rev & Mrs Willie Hutchings
---
Mrs. Jackson and Family,
May God give you comfort at the loss of Mr. Jackson.
I worked with him many years at NMS and he was also my son, Bobby's SS teacher. Prayers for you and your family.
~ Bonnie Fleck
---
I light this candle in loving memory of my Uncle Robert. Rest in peace.
~ Cheryl Gaddis
---
My prayers and thoughts are with you,may god bless and keep you
~ Ruby Walker
---
From Sonya Davis Russell, Spencer Davis and family are praying for you guys, Truly God knows best!!
~ Spencer Davis
---
Feddie, Marvin and Reginald My prayers are with you. Robert was a very good friend on mine.
~ Love Ernie
---
May Heaven's eternal joy be thine!
~ Curtis Jackson
The Common Man
No plaque adorns his wall,
No trumpet heralds his flame;
No parade welcomes him,
No one shouts his name.
But thank God for him --
He is the common man!
He will work throughout his life,
Raise a family and love his wife;
Pay his taxes, settle his debts,
Be a good man with no regrets.
Still no one praises his name,
But how God loves him --
He is the common man!
No statue in the city square,
No street bears his name;
No one remembers him,
His face so very plain.
But on his death,
The angels will plan,
As God welcomes his friend --
The beloved common man!
Interesting
1. The sum of the numbers of Robert's date of passing equals 12 (same as month and day of passing). When you sum that you get 3.
2. The sum of the number days of Robert's time on this earth in days (22,467) equals 21. When you sum that you get 3.
3. Robert's plot number is 27 = 3 to the 3rd power, C = 3rd letter of the alphabet, and spot #3.
Three, according to the gospel, signifies completion or perfection, and unity.
Robert's works here on Earth were complete.
From the earthly book of
Robert Lee Jackson - Chapter 61, Verse 6
For may we all remember the day, when a modest man entered into our lives. His divine spirit touched our minds and hearts, and he filled us with kindness, laughter, and delight. Amen
BIOGRAPHY
Robert Lee Jackson was called to divine service by our Lord and Savior on Thursday, December 12, 2013. Tribute is bestowed to a deacon, husband, father, educator, jack-of-all trades, and friend.
Robert was born on Sunday, June 8, 1952 as the sixth child to Albert Jackson (35) and Rosa Lee Middlebrooks Jackson (34). He was educated in Houston County and participated in track and football at Pearl Stephens High School. He completed his Bachelors at Fort Valley State. On January 03, 1974, Robert married Feddie M. Zeigler, daughter of Rollie Zeigler Sr. and Vera Mae Butler, and remained married for 40 years. The couple resided in Kathleen, Georgia and were blessed with two sons, Marvin and Reginald. Robert worked at Atlanta Journal and Constitution Distribution Center of Perry for 20 years. He worked as a social studies teacher at Northside Middle School of Warner Robins for 30 years and retired in 2006.
As a youth, Robert accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior and joined the Sandbed Baptist Church. As a dedicated member, in June 1985, he was ordained as a deacon under Reverend David E. Savage. He continued his faith and heavenly duties as a member and deacon of New Hope Baptist in August 2008 under Pastor Dennis Harden.
While his presence and fellowship shall be missed, Robert leaves behind several charges to keep: 1. you must be willing to give in order to receive, 2. compassion for others is a must, and 3. devotion to faith is a fruitful endeavor. Deacon Jackson understood the secret to receiving God's love and giving it away to others. For when he sung his favorite spiritual Dressing Up Room, Robert knew his works on this earth prepared him for his arrival before God to receive his crown of glory.
Robert's life and memory was honored at New Hope Baptist, arranged by Richardson Funeral Home, and laid to rest at Parkway Memorial Gardens in the Fountain section (27-C-3) on Tuesday, December 17, 2013.
Robert Lee Jackson - Bright, With Glory
"He had the mind of Einstein, the agility of a squirrel, and the strength of the Incredible Hulk"
Memorial sponsored by Jane Stacy Eubanks
Recognized as a Special Dad by Sarah
THANK YOU for your visit and tokens!
SURVIVORS
Wife: Feddie M. Zeigler Jackson
Missing you more each day, but I know that you are building in Heaven. Your Loving Wife.
Children: Marvin Jackson and Reginald Jackson (Stormy Harper)
To Our "Brickhouse" It just feels like we haven't talked to you in a while. Looking forward to shaking your hand once again.
Siblings: Thelma Murphy (Clarence), Dorothy Robinson (Wilson), Rosa Henry (Clarence), Clifford Jackson (Kathy McCree) and Clarence Jackson
The Broken Chain Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same; but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. - author unknown
Mother-in-law: Vera Butler Zeigler
Sister/Brother-in-laws: Betsy Zeigler, Juanita Thomas (Stephen), Verlina Zeigler, Rollie Zeigler Jr, Daniel Zeigler, Phillip Copeland
SENTIMENTS
From your neighbor:
You will be missed. My smypathy goes out to the family.
~ Rev. Robert L. Jackson
----
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.
----
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the Jackson family. Mr. Robert Jackson was a Man of God, Family Man, Teacher, Hard Worker, and a very Good Friend. I'm talking about a friend that stuck closer than a brother. When ever in need he was there. He will be well missed by many. So I say to the family Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you(1 Peter5:7) and Look to the hills where your help come from. My help comes from the Lord the Maker of Heaven and Earth(psalm 121:1-2).I pray that Our Heavenly Father, grant all of us who sorrow the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Lord be our strength as we pass through this valley of sorrow. AMEN
~ Bill & Bridgett Tolbert
---
To The Jackson Family,
Our hearts are broken as we extend our sincere condolences on your unbearable loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and heart. Our prayer is that wonderful memories of Robert will comfort you during this very difficult time.
With all our love,
~ Ida & Ernest Creal
---
You will be missed
~ William Register
---
For every follower of Christ there is a race to run; and when we cross the finish line, we'll be with Christ, God's Son. In "Loving Memory" of my First Cousin, Deacon Robert Lee Jackson.
---
We will miss u very much
~ David & Delphine Wallace
---
RIP Mr. Jackson, thank you for passing the knowledge as my SS teacher (Northside Junior High).
~ Wendy Floyd
---
Mrs. Jackson & family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear Robert. It was a privilege to work with him for twenty years at Northside Middle School. He will be missed. May God give you comfort at this time.
Sincerely,
~ Dianne & Bill Fuqua
---
I was deeply saddened to hear of Robert's death. We taught together in the social studies department at NJH for many years. Robert was always professional, polite, and kind. I am certain that many young lives were enriched and inspired by Robert's influence and knowledge. He will be missed by a multitude of former students, friends and family but his legacy will continue to influence and inspire. It was an honor to know and work with this dedicated educator.
~ Gail Maye
---
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4
~ Rev. Malik Gordon, Sr. Pastor Spring Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
---
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
~ Rev & Mrs Willie Hutchings
---
Mrs. Jackson and Family,
May God give you comfort at the loss of Mr. Jackson.
I worked with him many years at NMS and he was also my son, Bobby's SS teacher. Prayers for you and your family.
~ Bonnie Fleck
---
I light this candle in loving memory of my Uncle Robert. Rest in peace.
~ Cheryl Gaddis
---
My prayers and thoughts are with you,may god bless and keep you
~ Ruby Walker
---
From Sonya Davis Russell, Spencer Davis and family are praying for you guys, Truly God knows best!!
~ Spencer Davis
---
Feddie, Marvin and Reginald My prayers are with you. Robert was a very good friend on mine.
~ Love Ernie
---
May Heaven's eternal joy be thine!
~ Curtis Jackson
The Common Man
No plaque adorns his wall,
No trumpet heralds his flame;
No parade welcomes him,
No one shouts his name.
But thank God for him --
He is the common man!
He will work throughout his life,
Raise a family and love his wife;
Pay his taxes, settle his debts,
Be a good man with no regrets.
Still no one praises his name,
But how God loves him --
He is the common man!
No statue in the city square,
No street bears his name;
No one remembers him,
His face so very plain.
But on his death,
The angels will plan,
As God welcomes his friend --
The beloved common man!
Interesting
1. The sum of the numbers of Robert's date of passing equals 12 (same as month and day of passing). When you sum that you get 3.
2. The sum of the number days of Robert's time on this earth in days (22,467) equals 21. When you sum that you get 3.
3. Robert's plot number is 27 = 3 to the 3rd power, C = 3rd letter of the alphabet, and spot #3.
Three, according to the gospel, signifies completion or perfection, and unity.
Robert's works here on Earth were complete.
Robert Lee Jackson - Chapter 61, Verse 6
For may we all remember the day, when a modest man entered into our lives. His divine spirit touched our minds and hearts, and he filled us with kindness, laughter, and delight. Amen
BIOGRAPHY
Robert Lee Jackson was called to divine service by our Lord and Savior on Thursday, December 12, 2013. Tribute is bestowed to a deacon, husband, father, educator, jack-of-all trades, and friend.
Robert was born on Sunday, June 8, 1952 as the sixth child to Albert Jackson (35) and Rosa Lee Middlebrooks Jackson (34). He was educated in Houston County and participated in track and football at Pearl Stephens High School. He completed his Bachelors at Fort Valley State. On January 03, 1974, Robert married Feddie M. Zeigler, daughter of Rollie Zeigler Sr. and Vera Mae Butler, and remained married for 40 years. The couple resided in Kathleen, Georgia and were blessed with two sons, Marvin and Reginald. Robert worked at Atlanta Journal and Constitution Distribution Center of Perry for 20 years. He worked as a social studies teacher at Northside Middle School of Warner Robins for 30 years and retired in 2006.
As a youth, Robert accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior and joined the Sandbed Baptist Church. As a dedicated member, in June 1985, he was ordained as a deacon under Reverend David E. Savage. He continued his faith and heavenly duties as a member and deacon of New Hope Baptist in August 2008 under Pastor Dennis Harden.
While his presence and fellowship shall be missed, Robert leaves behind several charges to keep: 1. you must be willing to give in order to receive, 2. compassion for others is a must, and 3. devotion to faith is a fruitful endeavor. Deacon Jackson understood the secret to receiving God's love and giving it away to others. For when he sung his favorite spiritual Dressing Up Room, Robert knew his works on this earth prepared him for his arrival before God to receive his crown of glory.
Robert's life and memory was honored at New Hope Baptist, arranged by Richardson Funeral Home, and laid to rest at Parkway Memorial Gardens in the Fountain section (27-C-3) on Tuesday, December 17, 2013.
Robert Lee Jackson - Bright, With Glory
"He had the mind of Einstein, the agility of a squirrel, and the strength of the Incredible Hulk"
Memorial sponsored by Jane Stacy Eubanks
Recognized as a Special Dad by Sarah
THANK YOU for your visit and tokens!
SURVIVORS
Wife: Feddie M. Zeigler Jackson
Missing you more each day, but I know that you are building in Heaven. Your Loving Wife.
Children: Marvin Jackson and Reginald Jackson (Stormy Harper)
To Our "Brickhouse" It just feels like we haven't talked to you in a while. Looking forward to shaking your hand once again.
Siblings: Thelma Murphy (Clarence), Dorothy Robinson (Wilson), Rosa Henry (Clarence), Clifford Jackson (Kathy McCree) and Clarence Jackson
The Broken Chain Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same; but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. - author unknown
Mother-in-law: Vera Butler Zeigler
Sister/Brother-in-laws: Betsy Zeigler, Juanita Thomas (Stephen), Verlina Zeigler, Rollie Zeigler Jr, Daniel Zeigler, Phillip Copeland
SENTIMENTS
From your neighbor:
You will be missed. My smypathy goes out to the family.
~ Rev. Robert L. Jackson
----
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.
----
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the Jackson family. Mr. Robert Jackson was a Man of God, Family Man, Teacher, Hard Worker, and a very Good Friend. I'm talking about a friend that stuck closer than a brother. When ever in need he was there. He will be well missed by many. So I say to the family Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you(1 Peter5:7) and Look to the hills where your help come from. My help comes from the Lord the Maker of Heaven and Earth(psalm 121:1-2).I pray that Our Heavenly Father, grant all of us who sorrow the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Lord be our strength as we pass through this valley of sorrow. AMEN
~ Bill & Bridgett Tolbert
---
To The Jackson Family,
Our hearts are broken as we extend our sincere condolences on your unbearable loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and heart. Our prayer is that wonderful memories of Robert will comfort you during this very difficult time.
With all our love,
~ Ida & Ernest Creal
---
You will be missed
~ William Register
---
For every follower of Christ there is a race to run; and when we cross the finish line, we'll be with Christ, God's Son. In "Loving Memory" of my First Cousin, Deacon Robert Lee Jackson.
---
We will miss u very much
~ David & Delphine Wallace
---
RIP Mr. Jackson, thank you for passing the knowledge as my SS teacher (Northside Junior High).
~ Wendy Floyd
---
Mrs. Jackson & family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear Robert. It was a privilege to work with him for twenty years at Northside Middle School. He will be missed. May God give you comfort at this time.
Sincerely,
~ Dianne & Bill Fuqua
---
I was deeply saddened to hear of Robert's death. We taught together in the social studies department at NJH for many years. Robert was always professional, polite, and kind. I am certain that many young lives were enriched and inspired by Robert's influence and knowledge. He will be missed by a multitude of former students, friends and family but his legacy will continue to influence and inspire. It was an honor to know and work with this dedicated educator.
~ Gail Maye
---
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4
~ Rev. Malik Gordon, Sr. Pastor Spring Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
---
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
~ Rev & Mrs Willie Hutchings
---
Mrs. Jackson and Family,
May God give you comfort at the loss of Mr. Jackson.
I worked with him many years at NMS and he was also my son, Bobby's SS teacher. Prayers for you and your family.
~ Bonnie Fleck
---
I light this candle in loving memory of my Uncle Robert. Rest in peace.
~ Cheryl Gaddis
---
My prayers and thoughts are with you,may god bless and keep you
~ Ruby Walker
---
From Sonya Davis Russell, Spencer Davis and family are praying for you guys, Truly God knows best!!
~ Spencer Davis
---
Feddie, Marvin and Reginald My prayers are with you. Robert was a very good friend on mine.
~ Love Ernie
---
May Heaven's eternal joy be thine!
~ Curtis Jackson
The Common Man
No plaque adorns his wall,
No trumpet heralds his flame;
No parade welcomes him,
No one shouts his name.
But thank God for him --
He is the common man!
He will work throughout his life,
Raise a family and love his wife;
Pay his taxes, settle his debts,
Be a good man with no regrets.
Still no one praises his name,
But how God loves him --
He is the common man!
No statue in the city square,
No street bears his name;
No one remembers him,
His face so very plain.
But on his death,
The angels will plan,
As God welcomes his friend --
The beloved common man!
Interesting
1. The sum of the numbers of Robert's date of passing equals 12 (same as month and day of passing). When you sum that you get 3.
2. The sum of the number days of Robert's time on this earth in days (22,467) equals 21. When you sum that you get 3.
3. Robert's plot number is 27 = 3 to the 3rd power, C = 3rd letter of the alphabet, and spot #3.
Three, according to the gospel, signifies completion or perfection, and unity.
Robert's works here on Earth were complete.
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