KENNETH JACKSON

Dearest Patty,
What a surprise to hear from Judy that Ken just passed away. We are still in Korea serving a mission for the church but wanted to let you know how much we loved you both. Our prayers and thoughts reach out to you and your family. Thank goodness for the church and the knowledge that we will be together again. Such a comfort. God Bless. Love, Ron and Ruby Nielsen

Dear Patty, Gary and I are sad to hear of Ken's passing. It has stirred up a host of fond memories. I am so very grateful for the example your marriage has always been. I treasure the wonderful lessons we learned from you and Ken early in our marriage when we were both having babies, trying to figure out how to raise them and keep our love affair with our husbands alive along with all of lifes challenges. You did really good. I am grateful for the part you and Ken contributed to our testimony. Please know of our love.

Brother Jackson was the seminary principal when I was at East High. He was so kind and patient with me. He will never be forgotten. R. Kim Bleiweiss

Dear Patty
I was sad to hear of the passing of Ken. I was hoping for at least one more golf game. He was a good friend and I will always cherish his friendship. His attitude towards everyone and everything was an inspiration to me. May the Lord's richest blessings be with you and your family. With Love

Dear Patty and family,
We hope you know how much we have loved and enjoyed being friends for many years. We are grateful that we were able to visit recently and feel the spirit in your home and Ken's terrific attitude.
Patty, we have the highest regard for you and all you've accomplished and the love and service you've rendered to so many.
We know you will miss the Jackson patriarch and his enthusiasm for life, love of family, and commitment to his holy covenants.
May God ease your loss and keep you filled with memories, laughter, and eternal hope.
Thanks for loving us and allowing us to be in your home so often and giving us wise advice while we raised our family in Ephraim. We would never have met if it hadn't been for Ken's request that I join the Ephraim Institute and begin a Church Histoy course there.
We love you,
Mike and Pam Bawden and family

Sincerest condolences to the Jackson family. May you find peace in celebrating your father's exemplary life.

We remember Dr. Jackson with much love and laughter. His nickname in our office was "Sunshine" because that's what he brought with him every day he was here. Please accept our love and condolences on his passing.
A. Lynn Scoresby & Associates
Loretta R. Anderson, Administrative Manager