Birth date: Jun 19, 1959 Death date: May 29, 2025
Mrs. Elizabeth Jean Jackson was born June 19, 1959, in Chicago, Illinois, to Hizzie Redmond and Beatrice Howard. Elizabeth graduated from Hyde Park High School in 1975 at the age of 16. She continued her education at Minnesota’s S Read Obituary
I love you Mom. I miss you so much. I wish was able to hug you kiss you love on you one more time in my own selfish ways I want you here. I know you’re having a time up there with God.
I’ll see you again ❤️❤️❤️
Love your Joy
I’ll never forget.. A poem for my mom
I’ll never forget how much you loved
How you prayed for us
Your beautiful smile
Your laugh
Your courage and strength
Your out spoken voice (everyone knows if peaches had something to say you was gonna hear it )
I’ll never forget how much you cared and how hard you loved
Your hugs and kisses
Your collection of essence and ebony magazines
Your collections of koolaid points and your stuff animal Mr Cheeto
You walking from room to room with a lite inscent while saying bless this house in the name of Jesus
Your control Data commercial you was in
Your stories of being on soul train or going to first avave with the family
Your scent of poison and opium perfume
Your talks about life that comes with trails and tribulations
Our road trips when dad use to park on the side of the highway as big semi’s passed by and the car would shake that use to scare the mess out of me
I’ll never forget your visits to Minnesota once you moved to Washington
I’ll never forget being in labor with
my first child Marquissa as you whispered in my ear to push that baby out.
Having not only one but to children on your birthday June 19th
Our trips to Targets
I’ll never forget Dr Pepper.. When me and my siblings needed a little discipline you would yell sweets Ricki and Joy get you… down here we had to line up and hold or hands out and we knew what was coming next.. Dr Pepper was the belt
I’ll never forget Your excitement about Christmas and having all your children and grandchildren spend the night on Christmas Eve to spend Christmas together
I’ll never forget the day you married my God sent step dad Raymond Jackson
I’ll never forget the first house you purchased
I’ll never forget how your face would light up when you seen me
I’ll never forget spending all day with you when you was in the hospital
I’ll never forget going to your doctors appointments or taking you to dialysis
I’ll never forget how you use to tell me I’m stronger then I think I am
I’ll never forget Your strength going in and out of the hospital you never gave up you kept trying you kept fighting you kept pushing and because of you I know know I am stronger then what I thought
I love you mom
She was kind,caring and loving
I remember when auntie used to take me to eat and mama would be so mad talking about she cooked at home we would act like we didn’t know being we ate that too my partner in crime when it was food time “the bites” love you auntie rest easy love
I Love you
- Zytavius Williams
"Popcorn"
Hey TT I love and miss you I know you're in a better place right now enjoying the family above and partying like a rockstar. The memories I charishevery moment that we ever had together even the moments from you coming in the house eating my food so I can get from the table so I didn't have set there all day LOL. I have so many bright memories you was a light and shine in my world my whole life I would love and miss you you will never be forgotten on my side. Love Donald W Williams II
"Sugar Man"
I will always remember the good times we shared growing up and living in Chicago!
Raymond, so sorry to hear about the passing of your wife, Elizabeth Jackson. I never had an opportunity to meet her, but I know she was a beautiful loving wife. We the Wright/Jackson families are all thinking and praying for you during this time of your loss. Please feel free to contact us your family if ever needed. Continue to keep God first, keep believing and stay strong.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Saturday, June 14, 2025 (Aurora, Colorado) – A Special Letter to the family of Elizabeth Jean Jackson.
On behalf of the Wright-Jackson Family, and with deep sorrow in my heart, I extend our most sincere condolences to you all on the passing of your beloved Elizabeth Jean Jackson on May 29th, 2025.
Elizabeth was more than just the wife of our dear cousin Raymond Jackson—she was a cherished member of our extended family and a graceful presence whose kindness, strength, and warmth touched all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her memory will forever remain a treasured part of our family’s legacy.
As the son of Thomas Sr. and Effie (Wright) Jackson and the grandson of John and Hazel Wright Sr., Raymond has always held a special place in our hearts. Through his union with Elizabeth, our families were further bound by love, support, and enduring faith. Her loss is deeply felt, and our thoughts and prayers are with Raymond, their children, grandchildren, and all who loved her.
During this time of mourning, may you find comfort in the beautiful memories you shared with Elizabeth and in the strength of your faith, family, and community. Please know that you are not alone, we mourn with you and stand with you, now and always.
With heartfelt sympathy and love,
Floyd L. Jones Jr.
On behalf of the Wright-Jackson Family
