Granny Chris Jackson

granny jackson

January 30, 1935 ~ February 2, 2011

Born in: LaFollette, TN
Resided in: Winder, GA

Granny Chris Jackson, age 76, of Winder, Georgia passed away Wednesday, February 2, 2011. She was preceded in death by her husband Jack Jackson. She is survived by children, Vickie J. Dupont and husband Ray, Dennis D.J. Jackson and fiancé Teresa West, Carol J. Powell and husband Gary, Ted Jackson and Diane Smith, Tony Jackson and partner Mike Kirby; grandchildren, Sherry Wright, Nickie Smith, Leah Nelson, Tina Teague, Margie Allen, Dustin Jackson, Daniel Nelson, Michael Dupont, Jasmine Dupont, Ryan Dupont, Brandi Dupont, Wayne Dobbs, Kendra Landise and Jon Staples; great grandchildren, Kylee Landise Hunter Dupont, Jackson Wright, Anderson Teague, Riley Nelson, Alexis Landise, Christopher Landise, Lanaya Harris and Alex Merciers; brothers, Charles Baird, Jim Baird, and John Baird; sister, Hazel South. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 5, 2011 at 4:00 pm at Wages & Sons Stone Mountain Chapel with Rev. Charlie Crippen officiating. The family will receive friends on Friday from 6:00 until 8:00 pm. Flowers accepted or donations may be made to Alstrom Syndrome International, 14 Whitney Farm Rd, Mount Desert, ME 04660 alstrom.org. Wages & Sons Funeral Home, Stone Mountain Chapel 770 469-9811. Online condolences may be made at www.wagesandsons.com.

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  1. My prayers and condolences to the family. I know Granny Jackson is in a better place with her husband and feeling no pain. Blessings, Joanna Moak

  2. Sherry, I am so sorry to hear about Granny–I know how much she meant to you. Rest easy knowing she is not suffering now, and keep your faith strong.
    Love,
    Chad, Sandy, Audrey and Tuck

  3. Tony, I am deeply saddened to hear of the loss of your mother. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

  4. I just wanted to say I am so sorry for your lost. I love each and everyone of you. You have been in my thoughts and prayers.

  5. Now I know where Jackson got his name. My Bigmama what everything to me and if I had had a little boy I would have named him Tucker after her. Sherry, treasure all the memories.

  6. She was such a wonderful woman. I personally know so very many people whose lives she touched and helped shape forever. I will always love her and the entire family.

  7. My prayer is that I can grow up to be half the woman Chris Jackson was. She gave her heart and soul to her children and their friends. I am quite sure she is walking hand and hand with Jack at this very moment..with that great big smile she always had for everyone!

  8. Granny-feel so privileged to have known you even for such a short time. Your girls in Maine will miss you very much!! -Charlie and Leslie

  9. Dearest Hearts,
    Know that I am praying for you and can appreciate your loss. Remember the sweetness of her life and how she gave so much love to you that you might give to others.

  10. Granny will be sorely missed by the many people who’s lives she touched. From the moment I met her, she treated me like family. I will always remember her. Bless you all.

  11. God Bless you Granny. I will miss you so very much but you will always be with me in the wonderful memories I have of the many times we shared together. I love you so very much.

  12. I didn’t know Granny Chris Jackson herself but I do know heramazing grandbaboies Sherryand Leah. I know that this is a very hard time for all and my heart aches for the family! Sherry is one of my close friends and I know her heart is hurting. I pray that God watches over the family in this time of celebration of a wonderful woman who will be missed. I love you Sherry and Leah and my heart goes out to you. Loves, Angel

  13. Tony, please share Bill and my condolences with your family. Although I never had a chance to meet her, Mike has always told me such loving things about your mother. Please know our love is with you as you go through this difficult time of mourning.

  14. Sherry and Doug,
    Our prayers are with you in the loss of your sweet grandmother. May the memories be precious in the days ahead. May God bless you and your family.

  15. Sherry and Doug,
    Our prayers are with you in the loss of your sweet grandmother. May the memories be precious in the days ahead. May God bless you and your family.

  16. My favorite memory of Granny is seeing her sitting on the deck in Maine and enjoying the view of the ocean. We will all miss her.

  17. To Tony, Mike, Dustin, Jon ~
    Our deepest sympathies to the family on the loss of Granny Chris. You have been blessed to have such a loving matriarch.

  18. Granny was a wonderful, marvelous lady with a great heart. She lived a long, love filled life. Her greatest compliment has come. God’s purpose for her was fulfilled. I pray that He continues to give you and your family peace in your hearts and minds.

  19. To all of the Jacksons and the extended family – Anna and I are truly saddened at your loss of a mother and granny who was loved. We know you all will remember what a beautiful person she was. Keep the memories, keep the love.
    Tony and Anna Becnel

  20. My heart goes out to all the Jackson’s ;children and grandchildren. Iwas saddened to learn of your loss, while out of town.Grannie Chris was a sweet lady, always looking after children.
    Keeping you in thought & prayer at this most difficult time.

    Love always, Cindy

  21. It still doesn’t seem that you’re gone… I find myself wanting to talk to you every day. I miss you Mama… I don’t think life will ever be the same.

  22. It’s been a year now… and it feels both incredibly distant, and as if it just happened.

    I miss you Mama. You were my muse, my confidant, and my best friend.

    Life will not be the same without you.

  23. I lived behind the family as a child. Either Vickie was at my house or I was at hers. I remember how Chris was always smiling, laughing, and watching HeeHaw in her chair! She always acted interested in whatever I had going on and would take time to talk to me when I came over. I remember the kitchen table, always fresh, delicious and homemade food on it and a cohesive family around it. Often I was privileged to be a part of it. She was kind to me. I unfortunately lost track of the family in my teens. I read she lived in Winder, which is about 20 minutes from me. I wish I had known she was there; I could’ve seen her again. I just found out that she passed away although it’s been quite a while. My heart and prayers go out to the family. She is an incredible loss, and will leave a hole in the heart of anyone who ever knew her.


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