Jacquelyn A. Richards

I am very sorry for your loss, Steph. I wish I could have been there during this difficult time but I'm sure you know that I was deployed on the USS NIMITZ and could not leave my post. I will miss my Aunt Jackie. Love, Sean

Chet and the entire Daly clan,

I am so sorry to hear of your sister's passing. Buzz, I know this is especially difficult for you. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Be well and God Bless......

Jackie is an inspiration and a friend. I am lucky to have been able to do the Gilda's grand opening news clip with her. We had a great time and it is something I will always remember. I will miss you.

My sympathy to Jackie's family. I met her years and years ago through a mutual friend. She was a very outgoing and positive person.

Jackie was a remarkable woman and friend who touched many lives including mine. Her strength and courage was unbelievable over the past 20 years. I have very fond memories of Jackie while I lived in Albany, we managed to keep in touch over the past 9 years I have been gone. I am so grateful I visited Albany a few weeks ago and spent time with her in the hospital. I will cheerish the memories from my life in Albany forever and forever remember Jackie. I know she is at peace now watching over all of us whose lives she touched. (Little Jack)

Stephanie and Family,



When I think back 20 years, I think of taking Jackie for her chemo treatments at St Peters. It's hard to believe she went through all this for so long! Jackie was the toughest fighter I knew, some of you will laugh at that statement, some will cry. She loved her family and friends!



God bless you all, your friend,

I met Jackie at her first visit to Gilda's Club. She is a courageous woman. For those of us, Survivors of cancer, Jackie will be remembered for her dignity and Courage. I wish her and her family peace in heart and mind.