Barry Allen Jackson

My condolences to the Jackson family. I have been living in ct for 34 years and never new Barry had passed away my brother and cousin played ball in different summer leagues back in the day. Barry was a gentleman and well respected man. I remember I try to dunk on him he blocked and said maybe next time LOL We were playing at deberry playground I will never forget that. My prayers are for his family. Michael Ayers Plainville Ct

We are truly saddened to hear about the passing of Barry. On behalf of the James', we express and extend our deepest condolences to the Jackson Family.

Brother Barry Jackson, you will always remain in my mind as a very cool brother who would take the time to talk with me at Deberry and Tapley playgrounds before and after you generally dunked on folks who played against you. I always will remember you brother. May the Supreme Architech welcome & receive your soul...R.I.P forever.

barry jackson may you rest in the angels hands you gave me the inspiration to play basketball memories of you running up the courts at deberry may you rest peacefully.

I just can't believe this one! But I guess that it's something that we all must face, but I have a hard time with it....I wish that I had had a chance to say hi... Even though I hadn't seen you for years, you were always around and not going anywhere this soon anyway, but, you did. Look out for my son Damon and all of the family your with and help take care. I love you.

...entire jackson family, another gem passes, what a find, what a gift, what a treasure. so mote it be...cuzn jef jaynes and family.

...cuzn barry, we spoke on the corner of cedar and james, caught up and made plans, now travel along, alone but what gifts and treasures you have left. peace to the family, friends and love ones all over the world. my brother. cuzn jef jaynes and family. so long.

Condolences from the Hudson Family. Our prayers are with you. Thank you for letting me play on your team at the welfare park.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Carolyn Roberson, Dewayne Copeland and Crystal Copeland.