Services entrusted to the professional care of Sterling & Smith Funeral Directors Inc., 1103 E Street, Fresno, California.
God sent a beautiful little angel to Jevell and Shanae Cheryl (Johnson) Jackson on July 10, 2002 in Fresno, California. They named her Jorden Danae Jackson, but her brother J'veon named her "Thitty" because he could not say the word sister. She was also known as "Molly Sue." Jorden prepared her spiritual life by attending Mountain Top Faith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. At such a young age, Jorden didn't understand that there are three steps to heaven, our self, into Christ and into Glory.
On December 31, 2008, the one we loved, stepped across the threshold that we call death, but it was only a step into another room in our Father's house.
Jorden was a beautiful, intelligent, knowledgeable and outspoken child especially when she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child whom she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child who could make you laugh at her antics and laugh harder than you. Jorden took care of her three brothers especially her baby brother, Jeremiah, and bossed them around usually with success, especially when it came to cleaning their rooms. She could really clean her room and she wanted their rooms to look like hers.
When Jorden and J'veon started school, the teachers tried putting them into their proper classes, but Jorden made sure that it wasn't going to happen, and it didn't. Finally, it happened more they were weaned off each other, but Jorden watched the fence every time J'veon came outside to play. She stole the heart of one of her teachers named Miss Vicki, who started acting as if Jorden was her Godchild.
Those waiting for Jorden in heaven are her grandmother, Rosemary Johnson, great grandparents, Ezzarree Johnson and Ruby Henderson; great-great grandparents, Lawrence Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, Julie Hannah, Anna Littlefield and Johnny Littlefield.
She leaves to mourn her home-going her parents, Jevell and Shanae (Johnson) Jackson; siblings, Jaquell Jackson, Jevelle Jackson, Jr., Darrell Reed, J'veon Jackson, Jeremiah Jackson, Jalisa Jackson, Jamasha Jackson, and Aaliyah Garrett; grandparents, Kenneth Ray Johnson, Edwina Collins and James Jackson; great grandparents, John Lee Murphy, Mary Murphy, and Helen Jackson; great-great grandparents, Frank and Essie Mae Sanderfer; uncles, Turon Myles, Darrell Carter, Jr, Kenneth Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jaleel Johnson, Shane Johnson, James Jackson and Keyshawn Jackson; aunts, Porsha Johnson, Shadae Johnson, Darla Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Kendra Jackson, Jamella Jackson, Shatera Dillingham; she leaves a host of other relatives and friends.
Jorden was loved very much by her family and she loved her family the same. Sleep on little angel in the arms of God. Until we meet again.
Honorary Pallbearers:
Kenny Ray Johnson, Sr., Dayshawn Anderson, Johnell Murphy, Kit Murphy, Anthony Sellers, Marshall Brown, Jerome Kitchen, Terrence Reed, Kenny Ray Johnson, Jr., Ryan Myles, Derrick Murphy, William Reed, Charles Grimes, Kenny Majors, Isaac Smith, and Paul Baldon.
God sent a beautiful little angel to Jevell and Shanae Cheryl (Johnson) Jackson on July 10, 2002 in Fresno, California. They named her Jorden Danae Jackson, but her brother J'veon named her "Thitty" because he could not say the word sister. She was also known as "Molly Sue." Jorden prepared her spiritual life by attending Mountain Top Faith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. At such a young age, Jorden didn't understand that there are three steps to heaven, our self, into Christ and into Glory.
On December 31, 2008, the one we loved, stepped across the threshold that we call death, but it was only a step into another room in our Father's house.
Jorden was a beautiful, intelligent, knowledgeable and outspoken child especially when she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child whom she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child who could make you laugh at her antics and laugh harder than you. Jorden took care of her three brothers especially her baby brother, Jeremiah, and bossed them around usually with success, especially when it came to cleaning their rooms. She could really clean her room and she wanted their rooms to look like hers.
When Jorden and J'veon started school, the teachers tried putting them into their proper classes, but Jorden made sure that it wasn't going to happen, and it didn't. Finally, it happened more they were weaned off each other, but Jorden watched the fence every time J'veon came outside to play. She stole the heart of one of her teachers named Miss Vicki, who started acting as if Jorden was her Godchild.
Those waiting for Jorden in heaven are her grandmother, Rosemary Johnson, great grandparents, Ezzarree Johnson and Ruby Henderson; great-great grandparents, Lawrence Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, Julie Hannah, Anna Littlefield and Johnny Littlefield.
She leaves to mourn her home-going her parents, Jevell and Shanae (Johnson) Jackson; siblings, Jaquell Jackson, Jevelle Jackson, Jr., Darrell Reed, J'veon Jackson, Jeremiah Jackson, Jalisa Jackson, Jamasha Jackson, and Aaliyah Garrett; grandparents, Kenneth Ray Johnson, Edwina Collins and James Jackson; great grandparents, John Lee Murphy, Mary Murphy, and Helen Jackson; great-great grandparents, Frank and Essie Mae Sanderfer; uncles, Turon Myles, Darrell Carter, Jr, Kenneth Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jaleel Johnson, Shane Johnson, James Jackson and Keyshawn Jackson; aunts, Porsha Johnson, Shadae Johnson, Darla Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Kendra Jackson, Jamella Jackson, Shatera Dillingham; she leaves a host of other relatives and friends.
Jorden was loved very much by her family and she loved her family the same. Sleep on little angel in the arms of God. Until we meet again.
Honorary Pallbearers:
Kenny Ray Johnson, Sr., Dayshawn Anderson, Johnell Murphy, Kit Murphy, Anthony Sellers, Marshall Brown, Jerome Kitchen, Terrence Reed, Kenny Ray Johnson, Jr., Ryan Myles, Derrick Murphy, William Reed, Charles Grimes, Kenny Majors, Isaac Smith, and Paul Baldon.
Services entrusted to the professional care of Sterling & Smith Funeral Directors Inc., 1103 E Street, Fresno, California.
God sent a beautiful little angel to Jevell and Shanae Cheryl (Johnson) Jackson on July 10, 2002 in Fresno, California. They named her Jorden Danae Jackson, but her brother J'veon named her "Thitty" because he could not say the word sister. She was also known as "Molly Sue." Jorden prepared her spiritual life by attending Mountain Top Faith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. At such a young age, Jorden didn't understand that there are three steps to heaven, our self, into Christ and into Glory.
On December 31, 2008, the one we loved, stepped across the threshold that we call death, but it was only a step into another room in our Father's house.
Jorden was a beautiful, intelligent, knowledgeable and outspoken child especially when she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child whom she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child who could make you laugh at her antics and laugh harder than you. Jorden took care of her three brothers especially her baby brother, Jeremiah, and bossed them around usually with success, especially when it came to cleaning their rooms. She could really clean her room and she wanted their rooms to look like hers.
When Jorden and J'veon started school, the teachers tried putting them into their proper classes, but Jorden made sure that it wasn't going to happen, and it didn't. Finally, it happened more they were weaned off each other, but Jorden watched the fence every time J'veon came outside to play. She stole the heart of one of her teachers named Miss Vicki, who started acting as if Jorden was her Godchild.
Those waiting for Jorden in heaven are her grandmother, Rosemary Johnson, great grandparents, Ezzarree Johnson and Ruby Henderson; great-great grandparents, Lawrence Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, Julie Hannah, Anna Littlefield and Johnny Littlefield.
She leaves to mourn her home-going her parents, Jevell and Shanae (Johnson) Jackson; siblings, Jaquell Jackson, Jevelle Jackson, Jr., Darrell Reed, J'veon Jackson, Jeremiah Jackson, Jalisa Jackson, Jamasha Jackson, and Aaliyah Garrett; grandparents, Kenneth Ray Johnson, Edwina Collins and James Jackson; great grandparents, John Lee Murphy, Mary Murphy, and Helen Jackson; great-great grandparents, Frank and Essie Mae Sanderfer; uncles, Turon Myles, Darrell Carter, Jr, Kenneth Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jaleel Johnson, Shane Johnson, James Jackson and Keyshawn Jackson; aunts, Porsha Johnson, Shadae Johnson, Darla Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Kendra Jackson, Jamella Jackson, Shatera Dillingham; she leaves a host of other relatives and friends.
Jorden was loved very much by her family and she loved her family the same. Sleep on little angel in the arms of God. Until we meet again.
Honorary Pallbearers:
Kenny Ray Johnson, Sr., Dayshawn Anderson, Johnell Murphy, Kit Murphy, Anthony Sellers, Marshall Brown, Jerome Kitchen, Terrence Reed, Kenny Ray Johnson, Jr., Ryan Myles, Derrick Murphy, William Reed, Charles Grimes, Kenny Majors, Isaac Smith, and Paul Baldon.
God sent a beautiful little angel to Jevell and Shanae Cheryl (Johnson) Jackson on July 10, 2002 in Fresno, California. They named her Jorden Danae Jackson, but her brother J'veon named her "Thitty" because he could not say the word sister. She was also known as "Molly Sue." Jorden prepared her spiritual life by attending Mountain Top Faith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. At such a young age, Jorden didn't understand that there are three steps to heaven, our self, into Christ and into Glory.
On December 31, 2008, the one we loved, stepped across the threshold that we call death, but it was only a step into another room in our Father's house.
Jorden was a beautiful, intelligent, knowledgeable and outspoken child especially when she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child whom she needed to know what and why of things. She was a very comical child who could make you laugh at her antics and laugh harder than you. Jorden took care of her three brothers especially her baby brother, Jeremiah, and bossed them around usually with success, especially when it came to cleaning their rooms. She could really clean her room and she wanted their rooms to look like hers.
When Jorden and J'veon started school, the teachers tried putting them into their proper classes, but Jorden made sure that it wasn't going to happen, and it didn't. Finally, it happened more they were weaned off each other, but Jorden watched the fence every time J'veon came outside to play. She stole the heart of one of her teachers named Miss Vicki, who started acting as if Jorden was her Godchild.
Those waiting for Jorden in heaven are her grandmother, Rosemary Johnson, great grandparents, Ezzarree Johnson and Ruby Henderson; great-great grandparents, Lawrence Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, Julie Hannah, Anna Littlefield and Johnny Littlefield.
She leaves to mourn her home-going her parents, Jevell and Shanae (Johnson) Jackson; siblings, Jaquell Jackson, Jevelle Jackson, Jr., Darrell Reed, J'veon Jackson, Jeremiah Jackson, Jalisa Jackson, Jamasha Jackson, and Aaliyah Garrett; grandparents, Kenneth Ray Johnson, Edwina Collins and James Jackson; great grandparents, John Lee Murphy, Mary Murphy, and Helen Jackson; great-great grandparents, Frank and Essie Mae Sanderfer; uncles, Turon Myles, Darrell Carter, Jr, Kenneth Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jaleel Johnson, Shane Johnson, James Jackson and Keyshawn Jackson; aunts, Porsha Johnson, Shadae Johnson, Darla Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Kendra Jackson, Jamella Jackson, Shatera Dillingham; she leaves a host of other relatives and friends.
Jorden was loved very much by her family and she loved her family the same. Sleep on little angel in the arms of God. Until we meet again.
Honorary Pallbearers:
Kenny Ray Johnson, Sr., Dayshawn Anderson, Johnell Murphy, Kit Murphy, Anthony Sellers, Marshall Brown, Jerome Kitchen, Terrence Reed, Kenny Ray Johnson, Jr., Ryan Myles, Derrick Murphy, William Reed, Charles Grimes, Kenny Majors, Isaac Smith, and Paul Baldon.
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