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.STUART MORTUARY, INC. 
 
2201 North Illinois Street 
 
925-3000 
 
 Indianapolis, Indi~na 46208 
 
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1984 
1:00 P.M. II - ' 
STUART MORTUARY CHAPEL 2201 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET 
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 
 
 OBITUARY 
 
MR. FRANK JACKSON, JR., son of Frank, Sr., and Fannie 
 
LTyhleerseJhaec kastot enn,dweadspb~oblmicAsucghuosotl1s 2a,1n9d1g2rienwP ht oo 
 
enix City, Alabama. young manhood. In 
 
1965, he moved to Indianapolis, Indiana where he made his home 
 
for the last nineteen years. He was employed for over nineteen years 
 
at Justus Construction Company-Crestwood East prior to his 
 
retirement in 1982. 
MR. JACKSON :was united in holy matrimony to Rose Lee Miles in 1934, who preceded him in death after many years of marital happiness. He was a devoted father, grandparent and brother who will long be remembered with affection. He was a kind and loving person and always had a smile. He never met a stranger 
 
and was a joy to be around. 
MR. FRANK JACKSON, JR. departed this life April17, 1984 at 
the age of seventy-one years, eight months and six days and leaves to cherish his memory six daughters, Bertha Spells and Rose M. Dabney both of Indianapolis, Catherine James, Annie Mae Ford and Mary James all of Phoenix City and Marsha D. Jackson of Columbus, Georgia; four sons, Frank Jackie Jackson of Indianapolis, RobertL. Jackson of Alanta, Georgia, Emel Mathew Jackson of Ft. Stewart, Georgia and Frank Jackson III of Columbus; fifteen grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three 
sisters, Annie L. Williams of Indianapolls, Fannie Mae James and Susie Anna Daniels both of Phoenix City and a host of other 
 
relatives and manY friends. uwe all lOved him but God loved him best." 
 
HUMBLY SUBMI'ITED.......THE FAMILY 
 
 
Aprecious one from us is gone A voice we loved is stilled. 
A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled. 
You are not forgotten Dear One, Nor will you ever be. 
As long as life and memory last : We will remember thee. 
 
ORDER OF SERVICE REV. JONATHAN BAILEY, OFFICIATING 
PROCESSIONAL ............................. Musical Prelude 
SELECTION SCRIPTURE PRAYER SOLO ............................... Mrs. Norma Cunningham ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Elizabeth Averett OBITUARY ............ (Read Silently) . . . . . . . . . . . . Soft Music SOLO ................................. Ms. Gwendolyn Jackson REMARKS ............ Three Minutes Each ........... Ministers 
SELECTION WORDS OF COMFORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. Jonathan Bailey 
REVIEW BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL ............................. Musical Postlude COMMITTAL AND INTERMENT . . . . . . Floral Park Cemetery 
 
APPRECIATION The family wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the many comforting messages, prayers, flowers and any other expressions of kindness and concern evidenced at this time in thought and deed. 
May God add a blessing to each of you. 
STUART MORTUARY, INC. On behalf of the family of Mr. Frank Jackson, Jr.