Barbara Noisette Jackson

I had lost touch with Mrs Jackson after leaving work at Whitney Young but I will always remember her kindness and straight talk advice to a young man. She generously altered a suit coat for me and had me over for dinner at her house on Myrtle Avenue on at least one occasion. I´m happy to see she lived a long life. What a wonderful woman and friend she was to me.

To Linda and faily my sympathy to you and family, may you now have comfort and joy that you were blessed to have such a long life with your mom. Keep in memory all of the blessings that were shared with her. Take care.

I remember meeting cousin Barbara as a young child when she visited my childhood home in Queens, NY with her daughters and sister. She seemed like a very sweet and kind person. I was and still am very happy to know that we are family! May God grant you comfort and peace family during this hard time. Prayers go up for you and love goes out to you

So sorry to hear about your mother passing.I remember her at Albany Med many years ago and she was aproud and strong woman and carried herself with grace.All her girls have her good qualities.

Dianne, Joanne, Linda, Billy and Howard we are so sorry for your loss. She was full of life and always with a smile. I wish you all peace in this process and know that the greatest gift of all is the gift to remember. May God keep you and hold you in his loving arms

I feel honored to have known and grown up around Mrs. Jackson. Our heartfelt love and condolences go out to the entire Noisette -Jackson family.

I was able to help care for Barbara in the ICU shortly before she passed. Barbara loved Albany and shared with me many stories about the city she knew for over 90 years. Togetger, her and I called my father, another lifelong Albany resident, so they could share stories. My prayers go out to her family.