JACQUILINE REDDAWAY

I was a friend and a classmate. I always thought of her over the years and maybe only ran into once or twice after we graduated. We had a great time in high school and she had the greatest laugh. I guess I never forgot the good times because I never stopped asking about her over the years. Rest in Peace Jackie.

I first met Jackie in 1978 when I was hired to be the Chief Psychologist at the Jean Hanna Clark Rehabilitation Center. I did my first work comp case with Jackie, nurse Cindy and Higgy, the vocational rehabilitation counselor. The four of us even did a client home visit. We had a few libations after the home visit and continued to work on cases together until I left the rehab center in 1989. I had a mountain cabin in Old Town close to where Jackie lived and would enjoy dinners, cocktails and...

Dear Jackie,

I am heartbroken that you have left us, and so sorry I was not able to say Good-Bye in person, and, it seems, I have been unable to say Good-Bye even since that sad day. I am grateful that we were able to share time together at Thanksgiving -- your Poinsettias are still bright and vibrant and a constant reminder of You and your thoughtfulness. I will always be especially Grateful that we were Grandmothers together and shared such Special Moments talking about and watching...

My deepest thoughts and prayers go out to Jackie's family during this sorrowful time. I worked with Jackie at NIC/SIIS/EICON from 1976 to 1999. She is a beautiful individual and will be missed deeply. Some of my fondest memories are the parties we had in Mt Charleston. Rest in peace my dear friend. You are a beautiful angel now.

So sorry for your loss.

I worked at the old SIIS from 1986 to 2001, and recall fondly my times there with Jackie as a Supervisor. Suffice to say, these memories are still very important to me. She certainly was a remarkable person and was taken away much too soon. Sincere condolences to her family and all loved ones.