Terria was a sweet and feisty and loving young lady gone too soon left behind a two year-old baby now she's in heaven with her mother and her grandmother. Continue to rest well, sweetie. Auntie loves you forever.

Mother Hayes my sweet and loving mother passed swsy on my Birthday Dec12006 will never be the same !

My one and only son my heartbeat gone to soon my heart is forever broken . Hard working man with a beautiful heart .

Pops wasn’t just a dad — he was a full-time comedian with no off switch.If you were around him, you were laughing… even when you tried not to.He had jokes for everything — most of them good, some of them questionable,and a few that made you say,“Pops… you really just said that?” He could turn a quiet moment into a comedy show,a bad day into a good one,and a simple story into a legendary tale that somehow got funnier every time he told it. He was the king of one-liners,the master of “Boy, don’t make me get up,”and the undefeated champion of falling asleep in the chair —with the TV blasting —then waking up claiming,“I was resting my eyes!” Pops made life better, brighter, and a whole lot funnier.And even though he’s not here cracking jokes anymore…we can still hear his punchlines in our hearts. We love you, Pops —and we hope Heaven is ready for your jokes.

Dora Jackson was the kind of woman whose presence could brighten any room.She had a way of making people feel loved, heard, and understood — the kind of gift that stays with you long after the moment is over. Her laughter carried warmth, her wisdom guided hearts, and her love touched everyone fortunate enough to know her. Dora lived with grace, strength, and a quiet beauty that came from the inside out.Whether she was sharing a story, offering comfort, or simply smiling that unforgettable smile, she made the world a little better every single day. Though she may no longer walk beside us, her spirit lives on in the memories we hold, the lessons she taught, and the love she shared so generously. Forever loved. Forever missed.Always in our hearts — Dora Jackson.