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Kay Gibson Jackson

New Orleans, Louisiana

Oct 21, 1950 – Nov 13, 2020

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BORN
October 21, 1950
DIED
November 13, 2020
LOCATION
New Orleans, Louisiana

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Minister Kay Gibson Jackson
 
Minister Kay Gibson Jackson was born in New Orleans, La on October 21, 1950 and passed away on November 13, 2020. She was second born of ten children. She was a graduate of George Washington Carver high school and continued her education at Houston Baptist University. Kay G. Jackson was always blessed with the “gift of gab” amazing discernment and a Beautiful voice. She used her gifts wisely throughout her life to run and procure many successful business ventures. Not only did she use her business savvy to help herself she also used them to give back to her community friends church and especially her family. Her giving and loving nature earned her the title of “Grand Mother of the Neighborhood.”  In June 1972 she married the late Darryl A. Jackson Sr. They were married for 34 years until death did them part. To their union four children were born. Darryl A. Jackson Jr. Darren A. Jackson Kaydreyanna Jackson and Derrick Jackson. Together the instilled Love Wisdom and unlimited memories of how beautiful and unbreakable the bond of family is. In 2010 Kay G. Jackson answer Gods call and attended Houston Baptist University and became Ordained as a Minister. She began her final mission and started Seven equal Seven Ministries and continued as Gods faithful servant until she was called home. She was proceeded in death by Her Husband Darryl Jackson Sr. her parents Orestine and Lawrence Harris Sr. Sister Diane Alexis Brothers Kevin Harris and Lawrence Harris Jr. Mother and Father in law Howard and Beatrice Warren Sister in law Debra Jackson. Her memory will always be cherished by those who survived her. Her Children Darryl Darren Wheatney (daughter in Law)Kaydreyanna and Derrick. Grandchildren Vintrell Ray Ray’viania Sharay Reagen and  Daryell  Jackson  Brothers Donnie Lonnie Carl and Clarence. Sisters Bobbie and Verlina. Niece Anita Alexis. Best friend Janice Betts. And a host of nieces’ nephews’ friends and loved ones. Due to city and government regulations, only a limited number of relatives, friends and members of Franklin Avenue B.C. are invited to attend the Funeral Services on Saturday, December 5, 2020 at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, 8282 I-10 Service Road, New Orleans, LA 70126 at 10:00 a.m. Visitation from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Due to COVID-19 all those in attendance are required to wear a face mask and to practice social distancing. You may sign the guest book on www.gertrudegeddeswillis.com. GERTRUDE GEDDES WILLIS FUNERAL HOME INC., IN CHARGE (504) 522-2525. 

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I miss you my sister.You are a very loving friend.I miss your laughter,your smile.Rest in Peace my friend.

We miss your your voice in the women´s chorus at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church. (Jackie Clark)

Kay, you will be missed. I remember you singing at 11:00am bible study, preaching to all you met. Always upbeat and positive about the goodness of Jesus. I loved your special statement with your outfits also. You will be missed at Franklin but I know you are doing fine. You served and now you are with our Heavenly Father. Family stay strong in the Lord she would have it no other way.

Miss Kay was a wonderful neighbor. We passed by her house almost every day while walking the dog. She was so kind and always loved to chat. We will miss her.

To the family,Kay J. Was a human being, I worked with Kay at Bill Watson Ford back in The 90 ty,Kay was a hard worker and sweet as Gold, I pray that you find some comfort in this sad time , God bless you all,I will never forget my girl, Always,. Marie H Daunoy

We are sending our prayers of comfort and strength and continue prayers from the Mumford Family. Henderson Mumford III. Lois Callum, Catrice, Deshawn and Michael Mumford family friends.

So sorry praying for you all sending our condolences sorry we could not be thereRIH Aunt Kay

I remember the day I met you Kay Jackson. You always filled me in about the neighborhood goings on. Your tall tales are forever embedded in my brain.

I loved your eclectic outfits and your true grit. Your infectious energy was absorbed by all- I couldn’t have asked for a better neighbor. You are missed. Love Sally, Ross and Honey

I remember the day I met you Kay Jackson. You always filled me in about the neighborhood goings on. Your tall tales are forever embedded in my brain.

I loved your eclectic outfits and your true grit. Your infectious energy was absorbed by all- you were a force of nature. I couldn’t have asked for a better neighbor. You are missed. Love Sally, Ross and Honey