CLEVELAND JACKSON

JACKSON, Cleveland, a resident of Tysonville Community, died Thur-sday, June 27, 2002. Funeral ser-vices will be Wednesday, July 3, 2002 at 2:00 p.m. from New Hope #1 Baptist Church, Tysonville Commu-nity with Rev. Ocie J. Jackson offi-ciating. Burial will follow in Tyson-ville Cemetery. Burton's Funeral Home Staff Directing. He leaves to cherish his memories a devoted mother, Mary E. Jackson, Shorter, AL; a son, Cleveland D. Jackson, Montgomery, AL; a daughter, Lakeisha A. Jackson, Montgomery, AL; three brothers, Curtis Jackson, Montgomery, AL, Leroy and Henry J. Jackson, both of Shorter, AL; two sisters, Lillian Louise (Wallace) Simmons and Alfreda (Thomas) Hooks, both of Shorter, AL; five uncles, David Jackson and Amos Jackson, Detroit, MI, James (Lorine) Jackson, Shorter, AL, Flem-ing Jackson, Los Angeles, CA and Willie (Johnnie) Hatcher, Mont-gomery, AL; four aunts, Mamie L. (Roosevelt) Pierce, Shorter, AL, Flo-rine (Henry) Sanders, Tampa, FL, Lucille Moore, Montgomery, AL and Willie O. Jackson, Shorter, AL; three great-aunts, Bessie (Robert) Saund-ers and Gracie Jackson, both of Shorter, AL and Harriett Jackson, Montgomery, AL; a devoted ne-phew, Thomas L. Hooks; two de-voted nieces, Alecia R. Jackson and Dominique E. Sims; special friends, Fredrick D. Randall and Lar-ry Peavy and a host of nieces, ne-phews, cousins, other relatives and friends.