Jackie was educated at Central High School in Newark, New Jersey. In 1976, she married, the late Jimmy Speight. In 1988, she married, the Late Duke Strickland. In 1992, she moved to Maryland until her passing.
She was saved at an early age, and as a member of Miracle Temple, Newark, New Jersey she sang in the choir. After moving to Maryland, she became a member of Refreshing Spring Church. For the past five years she was an active member of Fresh Start Faith Church until her death.
At Church, she operated in her gift of photography and videography, recording sermons.
She was a wonderful mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She loved spending time shopping and traveling. Jackie dedicated her life to the Lord. She allowed God's light to shine through her for the world to see. Her core principles were to: treat others how she wanted to be treated, turn the other cheek, to love her fellowman/woman.
No one was a stranger to her because she showed herself friendly. She loved to give gifts and she was selfless when it came to others. She was loved by all who knew her and she will be greatly missed.
Jackie leaves to cherish her memory: two daughters, Letasha Gathecha ( William ) and Naketta Speight; One son, Rickey Speight; a mother, Carrie Scarborough ( Plummer); four sisters, Barbara Glover, Mary Grate ( John ), Brenda Reed and Robin Robinson; three brothers, Charlie Buckman, the late Michael Buckman; and Ricky Grice; nine grandchildren, Joseph Gathecha, Naomi Gathecha, Gabriel Gathecha, Sierra Speight, Tahj Speight, Emmanuel Speight, Destiny Speight, Alisha Speight, Anaya Speight; and a host of relatives and friends
She was saved at an early age, and as a member of Miracle Temple, Newark, New Jersey she sang in the choir. After moving to Maryland, she became a member of Refreshing Spring Church. For the past five years she was an active member of Fresh Start Faith Church until her death.
At Church, she operated in her gift of photography and videography, recording sermons.
She was a wonderful mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She loved spending time shopping and traveling. Jackie dedicated her life to the Lord. She allowed God's light to shine through her for the world to see. Her core principles were to: treat others how she wanted to be treated, turn the other cheek, to love her fellowman/woman.
No one was a stranger to her because she showed herself friendly. She loved to give gifts and she was selfless when it came to others. She was loved by all who knew her and she will be greatly missed.
Jackie leaves to cherish her memory: two daughters, Letasha Gathecha ( William ) and Naketta Speight; One son, Rickey Speight; a mother, Carrie Scarborough ( Plummer); four sisters, Barbara Glover, Mary Grate ( John ), Brenda Reed and Robin Robinson; three brothers, Charlie Buckman, the late Michael Buckman; and Ricky Grice; nine grandchildren, Joseph Gathecha, Naomi Gathecha, Gabriel Gathecha, Sierra Speight, Tahj Speight, Emmanuel Speight, Destiny Speight, Alisha Speight, Anaya Speight; and a host of relatives and friends
Jackie was educated at Central High School in Newark, New Jersey. In 1976, she married, the late Jimmy Speight. In 1988, she married, the Late Duke Strickland. In 1992, she moved to Maryland until her passing.
She was saved at an early age, and as a member of Miracle Temple, Newark, New Jersey she sang in the choir. After moving to Maryland, she became a member of Refreshing Spring Church. For the past five years she was an active member of Fresh Start Faith Church until her death.
At Church, she operated in her gift of photography and videography, recording sermons.
She was a wonderful mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She loved spending time shopping and traveling. Jackie dedicated her life to the Lord. She allowed God's light to shine through her for the world to see. Her core principles were to: treat others how she wanted to be treated, turn the other cheek, to love her fellowman/woman.
No one was a stranger to her because she showed herself friendly. She loved to give gifts and she was selfless when it came to others. She was loved by all who knew her and she will be greatly missed.
Jackie leaves to cherish her memory: two daughters, Letasha Gathecha ( William ) and Naketta Speight; One son, Rickey Speight; a mother, Carrie Scarborough ( Plummer); four sisters, Barbara Glover, Mary Grate ( John ), Brenda Reed and Robin Robinson; three brothers, Charlie Buckman, the late Michael Buckman; and Ricky Grice; nine grandchildren, Joseph Gathecha, Naomi Gathecha, Gabriel Gathecha, Sierra Speight, Tahj Speight, Emmanuel Speight, Destiny Speight, Alisha Speight, Anaya Speight; and a host of relatives and friends
She was saved at an early age, and as a member of Miracle Temple, Newark, New Jersey she sang in the choir. After moving to Maryland, she became a member of Refreshing Spring Church. For the past five years she was an active member of Fresh Start Faith Church until her death.
At Church, she operated in her gift of photography and videography, recording sermons.
She was a wonderful mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She loved spending time shopping and traveling. Jackie dedicated her life to the Lord. She allowed God's light to shine through her for the world to see. Her core principles were to: treat others how she wanted to be treated, turn the other cheek, to love her fellowman/woman.
No one was a stranger to her because she showed herself friendly. She loved to give gifts and she was selfless when it came to others. She was loved by all who knew her and she will be greatly missed.
Jackie leaves to cherish her memory: two daughters, Letasha Gathecha ( William ) and Naketta Speight; One son, Rickey Speight; a mother, Carrie Scarborough ( Plummer); four sisters, Barbara Glover, Mary Grate ( John ), Brenda Reed and Robin Robinson; three brothers, Charlie Buckman, the late Michael Buckman; and Ricky Grice; nine grandchildren, Joseph Gathecha, Naomi Gathecha, Gabriel Gathecha, Sierra Speight, Tahj Speight, Emmanuel Speight, Destiny Speight, Alisha Speight, Anaya Speight; and a host of relatives and friends
