Charles Jackson

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

Our sincerest condolences, love, thoughts and prayers go out to you all. -Mr. and Mrs. James and Charity Finley

Elder Charles, as my siblings and I fondly referred to him as, was our Youth Auxiliary President at Mt. Zion in Dayton Ohio. He taught us how to love God´s house by being an example and encouraging us to stay in Holiness. Now that I am married and have relocated, his teachings have remained with me. He will be greatly missed. We send our love to Missionary Diane, Michael and Christina and the entire Jackson family.

To the entire Family of Elder Charles Jackson: I fondly remember Charles when we were yet teens and young adults. He stayed in our house for one of the Minister´s Councils here in Buffalo,NY. I will always remember that smile and beautiful spirit. May our God give you all comfort and peace of mind at this moment in time. I will keep you in my prayers. God is still sovereign.

Charles is my first cousin. We are very close. My wife and I will miss him. We will pray for his family.

I worked with Charles at IBM for many years. He was good at his job, friendly, and became a very good friend. He will be missed....BEV

We wish to extend a heartfelt expression of sympathy to the family of Elder Charles Jackson. May the God of all comfort, comfort you all during this difficult season. Missionary Angela Glenn & The Glenn Family

I have such fond memories of Elder Charles in the Youth Choir singing the Anthem he wrote. I learned to sing without words/paper because of the National Youth Choir. Elder Charles will be greatly missed. We're keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. I remember your dad in the convention and the youth choir growing up in WashingtonDC. His legacy in Holiness is forever may he Rip.