Freddie Mac Jackson

I send my condolences. He was a nice man. I enjoyed bowling with him.

At the bowling Alley , the Lefever bowling Alley on the Monday afternoon senior bowling league. He loved to share the word of God.

I am so sorry to hear of Freddie's passing. He was not only a neighbor but a friend. I remember when he came over with his saxophone and I got out my clarinet and we both tried to regain our childhood to no avail. He will be missed.

We, the Member's of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, are there in Spirit to Love, Support, and Even Hug You All!!! We Love You, Pastor Ryan Jackson & Family!!!

Brother Freddie was an member of Faith Harvest Church for many years and we loved to hear him sing during our Praise and Worship service,he was such an faithful praise warrior as well as father to his sons he will be missed,the Gilmer family will be lifting his family up in prayers

I will miss Brother Jackson from singing in the choir at St.Paul. I always told him I was saving his seat. He was a devoted father an always brought his sons to church. Take your rest my tenor partner.

His respect for others, always a gentleman and his love for his boys.Who are young men now.

Sending prayers and condolences to the Jackson family. I always looked forward to seeing Freddie and his sons at Golden Corral after church service. Freddie was a good man. Annie Ruth Speight Fuller