Lois Jackson

My condolence to Jackson family & friends Ms Jackson was my 3rd grade teacher @ danforth elementary I thought about her and wondered where she was even when I was an assistant teacher at danforth I ask about Ms Jackson she even had us in dance class which I luv. Ms Jackson I will never be forgotten U

Sending my condolences to Rev. Howard Jackson and family. Mrs. Jackson and her family was our neighbor for years on Fenway Drive. Always a lady of class and distinction. I was blessed to see her in 2019 at my father´s home going service and she greeted me with her lovely smile. Praying God´s comfort and peace for you in the days and years to come.

My condolences to her family may God comfort y´all at this difficult time. I am pleased to let you know she was my 3rd grade teacher at Danforth School in 1964. She inspired me to be the best and never doubt myself. Well I was just so happy to see someone looking like me to give me a steppingstone. Well Queen you got your wings and I can testify job well done. God bless and thank you so much! Jenny Jones Laurel Md

I loved Lois. She was my friend and the world has lost a beautiful soul. She has left a legacy of Godly character and love through the life of her son, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. God is truly saying "Well done my good and faithful servant." Welcome home Lois!

Howard and family we are sending our deepest condolences to you and your family. Howard your mom was one of the best teachers of all times. She kept us in line, and would listen to what we had to say. If we were having a problem she had a solution. After we went onto Junior High we knew we could still come talk to Mrs Jackson if we needed to and she would listen and help us. At the Center Howard you would say you were going to tell your mom on me if I was giving you a hard time, so when I...

Pastor Jackson and family. We are sending our deepest love and condolences to all of you. We appreciate the fact that we could serve your lovely mother getting ready for bible study. Her spirit is beautiful. We will miss her smile. She will forever be in our hearts. The Freemans.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Mrs. Jackson was my teacher at Dr. Weeks and she did NOT play!! It wasn´t until years later that I realized that she pushed us toward the best she saw in us..I often think back on some of the things she used to say...I used to think she was mean until the first time I saw her smile...Rest on in God´s Arms...Love a student whose life you left an imprint..