RAYMOND B. JACKSON

In loving memory of a. Wonderful Father and Grandfather dad we miss u man we still hurt till this daddy ill never forget you

First, I must start off by saying, that, I was so saddened to learn of what happened to Raymond. He is my two children's cousin. But, even before I had children; I can remember meeting him, as a young little boy. He was so shy and such a sweetheart, just so darling. It's been many years since, I had seen him; but, I had often wondered where he is. He certainly didn't deserve for this to be his fate. When I seen the story on the news; I recognized the house, and knew his age. I was hoping that he wasn't the victim. I immediately prayed to God; to please let me be wrong. I wish that this nightmare never happened to him, or to his family that lost him! I will never forget that shy little boy that used to be my nephew by marriage. I will always remember that shyness, his smile, those beautiful eyes, and the innocence, that he had about him. I extend my deepest sympathies thoughts and prayers to his wife, children, grandchildren, his brother, sister, and to his father; and all other family members. May the Lord be with them all; carry and keep them in Jesus name amen. Rest in Heaven at Peace with the Lord Raymond (love you)...

My sincere condolences go out to the family of Raymond who I've known for a little over 20 years. I grew up on Midland street & hung out on Woodlawn a lot. A lot of lives are taken way too soon. I'll keep the family in my prayers. ☮✝