Brian Earl Jackson

Dear Jackson Family,

I want to express my deepest sympathy and love to you in the passing of your son. I worked with Mary Ann, Brian's mom for 19 years and briefly Brian's dad through work meetings and want to especially pray for your peace.

You are on my mind and heart and in our prayers.

God's peace to you.

Dear Jackson family,
I am sorry for your loss. May the God of peace help you endure. Php. 4:6, 7

Dear Cassie,
Thinking of you with heavy heart. Please know that many prayers are going out for you. May you find strength from God and comfort in knowing that the friends of a lifetime think highly of you.
Steve Hanson,

To the Jackson family: I met your son this past spring at a gathering he held at his and Cassie's home to celebrate the end of Cassie's school year. My fiancee is a teacher at Cassie's school. As I arrived, I was introduced to Brian and we struck up a conversation. I realized pretty quick he was my kind of people. We talked about things we both liked - Alaska, Packers football, the outdoors, fishing, and hunting. We could have talked for hours nonstop easily, but Brian had duties as a host ....

My heart goes out to you for the deep loss you must be feeling for your beloved Brian. How sad to lose someone so loved and so needed. May you find comfort in prayer and one another.
Psalm 66:19,20

To Cassie and Brian's family, know that so many of us share your heartache and grief. Brian's enthusiastic smile and good humor warmed my toes and numbed my blisters many times out skiing and hiking. His love of life made us all love life a little more, especially when it was cold and windy and otherwise miserable. I'll miss him so much.

Cassie, I am saddened to hear such devastating news. My heart aches with yours. Wishing you comfort and courage during this difficult time.

Cassie, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
A heartfelt love to you all.

My Cassie, we're sending all of our love to you and continue praying for you every day! ♡ Ajay & Bergen