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WE, THE FAMILY OF M . DO THY JA ON , lS GRATEFUL 
TO HAVE THE LOVE OF FAMILY ND F lEND DURI G THl TIME F L I 
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 Dorothy Louise Jackson was born to the late Oscar and Mattie Booker on September 14, 1931 in Washington- Wilkes, Georgia. She committed her life to Christ at Tabernacle Baptist under Reverend Dorsey. Mrs. Dorothy Jackson leaves to cherish her memories: daughter Dorethea Hackney of Stone Mountain, GA, brother Willie Callaway of Atlanta, GA, aunt Nannie Cox of Atlanta, GA and sister-in-law Myrtle Glaze ofAtlanta, GA along with a host ofcousins, nieces, and nephews 
and friends. 
Mrs. Dorothy Jackson was a long time employee of Dr. Jerome and Nancy Lynn before retiring in 2001 after 30 plus years ofservices. She was an accomplished cook and seamstress. She also enjoyed completing puzzles and watching television. She met many friends while traveling back and forth to work on the bus. She was kind, loving and charitable towards her family, friends and strangers especially children. She was known as "Granny" to many children when she resided 
in the East Lake. 
The family ofMrs. Jackson would like to express a debt of gratitude to her caregiver/nephew Michael Glaze, the staffofManor Care Nursing 
Facility and the staff of Dekalb Medical Center for their compassionate care given to Mrs. Jackson. 
 
DoN'T GIUEVE FOR ME, FOR NOW I'M FREE, J'M FOLLOWING THE PATH DHAS CHOSEN FOR ME. 
I COULD NOT SfAY ANOTHER DAY, To LAUGH, TO LOVE, TO WORK OR PLAY. 
TASKS LEFI' UNDONE MUST STAY THAT WAY; I'VE NOW FOUND PEACE AT THE END OF DAY, 
 
IF MY PARTING HAS LEFf AVOID, THEN FILL IT WITH REMEMBERED JOYS 
AFRIENDSHIP SHARED, ALAUGH, AKISS; 0H YES, THESE THINGS, ITOO WILL MISS, 
BE NOT BURDENED WITH TIMES OF SORROW looK FOR THE SUNSHINE OF TOMORROW, 
 
MY UFE'S BEEN FULL, JSAVORED MUCH; GooD FRIENDS, GOOD TIMES, ALOVED ONE's TOUCH, 
 
PERHAP MY TIME SEEMS ALL TO BRIEF; DoN'T LENGrHEN YOUR PAIN WITH UNDUE GRIEF, 
 
LJFr UP YOUR HEART AND PEACE TO THEE, Goo WANTED ME NOWHE SET ME FREE 
 
BY 
 
LE M LEY 
 
Prelude Processional 
Prayer Scripture The Old Testament The New Testament Remarks Ministry in Music 
Eulogy Acknowledgements 
Recessional 
PALL 
BY FAMILY MEMBERS 
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL GARDENS 
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