Rudolph "Rudy" Jackson

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Rudy Jackson. As a youth, I was a member of another uptown troop (Troop 26), so Mr. Jackson was not my Scoutmaster. That doesn't mean that I didn't know who he was, everybody did. I remember that he was someone that other leaders looked to for guidance and support. He will be missed.

Judy , JC and family May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief .With Love Terri

Dave, I have very fond memories of your dad through boy scouts. Deepest sympathy to you and your entire family. Take care. Tom Gustin

God bless your family let God lead your harts and minds and everything will be ok in time

Safe journey home Mr Jackson. Troop 40 was always family and you were the ring leader, keep the campfire going for the rest of us to follow Rest In Peace Sir

Mr. Jackson was also Scoutmaster at our brother Troop #18 on Piefer St. uptown Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Every young person always respected Mr. Jackson he was a father figure to them. I must say Mr. Jackson and my dad were two of the best men God ever created. Bless you Mr. Jackson.

Sweet eternal sleep Mr. Jackson. You lived an amazing great life. You were like my dad growing up. I was always at the family home. Troop #40 Boy Scouts of America...you were our TroopLeader. Our ScoutMaster. Troop #40 was the best Boy Scout Troop of America ever in the USA.....located at Paul´s Baptist Church on 17th St. in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Boy Scouts of America Camp Hidden Valley in Perry County, PA where we spent many days and many nights in tents or inside the barracks winter,...