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QxmAtance ^^Connie*^ Jackson 
Sunrise: June 28, 1952 Sunset: March 29, 2008 
Friday, April 4, 2008 
11:00AM 
St. Luke Missionary 
Baptist Church 
Daisy, Georgia 
Dr. C. L. Anderson, Pastor 
Dr. L. Perry McNeal, Presiding 
Interment: 
Historic Mt. Pleasant 
Baptist Church Cemetery 
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Prelude..Minister of Music, Bro. Kenneth Woodruff 
Processional...........Clergy and Family Members 
Old Testament............Pastor Donnell Benjamin 
New Testament............Minister Melvin Brewton 
Invocation...............Bishop Vincent Drummer 
Selection...........St. Luke Choir/Combined Choir 
Reflections: (Please Limit to 2 Minutes, Please) 
As A Church Member-Dea. Wamell Brewton 
A5 a Friend-Mr. Jerome Woody 
As I Knew Her- Dea. Julian Wilkerson 
Solo...........................Bro. Lamar Stewart 
Family Tribute.................Sis. Adrienne Ricks 
Church Resolution 
Obituary (Read Silently To Soft Music) 
Selection..........St. Luke Choir/Combined Choir 
Eulogy.......................Dr. C. L. Anderson 
Final Glance 
Recessional 
Interment: 
Historic Mt. Pleasant 
Baptist Church Cemetery 
To My Darling Mother 
To My Darling Mother Connie, So Kind and Humble 
She always taught me how not to stumble, 
But if I, she was always right there 
To give me her love, thoughts, and cares. 
And for such a long time. 
It was just me and my mother. 
Just sitting at home alone 
With no one to bother. 
But just like always, the phone would ring. 
So out the door she went 
Going to help somebody... that was her thing. 
So if it were my choice, she would be nominated 
Mother of the Year 
Because she brought in our home 
So much joy, comfort, and cheer. 
She loved the Lord 
And she had great faith. 
She even prayed over me as I slept. 
Sometimes for my own mistakes. 
So all and all she was the world to me. 
One of Gods greatest Angels. .. 
I desired for everyone to see. 
She loved my husband, Defonta, and Jade 
.. .but now shes gone back to Heaven 
And her bed has been made. 
So sleep well Mother, and take your rest 
For I am still holding hands with God, 
The Almighty One who you loved best. 
Ill Miss You... 
Your Loving Daughter, 
Stephanie D. Ball 
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To My Loving Wife, Connie 
People come into your life for a Reason... 
A Season.. .or a Lifetime. 
When you know which one it is, 
You will know what to do for that person. 
When someone is in your life for a Reason, 
It is usually to meet a need your have expressed. 
They come to assist you through a difficulty. 
To provide you with guidance and support. 
To aid you physically, emotionally, or spiritually. 
They may seem like a Godsend and they are. 
They are therefor the reason you need them to be. 
Then, without any wrongdoing on your part 
Or at an inconvenient time. 
This person will say or do something 
To bring the relationship to an end. 
Sometimes they die. Sometimes they walk away. 
Sometimes they act up and force you to take a stand. 
What we must realize is that our need has been met. 
Our desire fulfdled, their work is done. 
The prayer that you sent up has been answered 
And now it is time to move on. 
Some people come into you life for a Season, 
Because your turn has come to share, grow, or learn. 
They bring you an experience of peace or make you laugh. 
They may teach you something you have never done. 
They usually give you an unbelievable amount of Joy. 
Believe it, it is real. But only for a Season. 
Lifetime relationships teach you lifetime lessons. 
Things you must build upon 
In order to have a solid emotional foundation. 
Your job is to accept the lesson, love the person. 
And put what you have learned to use in all other relationships 
And areas of your life. 
It is said that love is blind, but friendship is clairvoyant. 
My Friend, My Wife, 
Thank you for being a part of my life. 
Kenny... 
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A full life of Love and Devotion came to a conclusion on 
March 29, 2008 at her daughters home in Daisy, Georgia when Mrs. 
Constance B. Jackson heard and answered her Masters call and left 
silently with an Angel of God holding her hand, going back to her 
place of rest to be with the Lord and her Almighty God. 
She was born to the late Mr. Bennie J. Brewton and Mrs. 
Clara V. Brewton on June 28, 1952 in Daisy, Georgia. She attended 
the schools within Evans County. She graduated from the Evans High 
School, Home of the Longhorns in 1970. She was a faithful mem- 
ber and dedicated supporter of: her family, her church, the Tattnall 
Association, The General Missionary Baptist Convention (Local, 
State, and National Level), Evans County School System, American 
Cancer Society, Foster Mother in the Community, Rehabilitation 
Youth Detention Center, NAACP, and the Class of 1970. 
She was a sibling of eight. Her father and one brother pre- 
ceded her in death, Mr. Bennie Brewton and Mr. Bennie T. Brewton. 
She accepted Christ into her life at an early age and joined the St. 
Luke Missionary Baptist Church, where she served faithfully for over 
forty-five years until her health disabled her, but she kept pressing her 
way by serving and coming to church during that time by faith. 
She was united in Holy Matrimony to Mr. Kenneth Jackson 
on September 4, 1994. They lived joyfully together in their home in 
Glennville, Georgia during their days of marriage and committed 
love. 
She leaves to cherish all her memories: a loving and caring 
husband, Mr. Kenneth Jackson of Glennville, Georgia; one loving, 
devoted, and caring daughter, Mrs. Stephanie D. Ball (Rev. Eddie 
Terrell Ball) of Daisy, Georgia; four stepchildren: Ms. Kecia Jack- 
son, Mr. Jechiel Jackson (Williams) and Mr. Malik Jackson (Littles), 
all of New York, and Ms. Sarai Yuhunda Green of Stone Mountain, 
Georgia; two loving and devoted grandchildren: Defonte  and Jade 
Ball, both of Daisy, Georgia; two stepgrandchildren: Jahil Mason 
and Keneau Ingram; A loving, devoted, and caring mother: Mrs. 
Clara V. Brewton of Daisy, Georgia; five loving, devoted, and car- 
ing sisters: Mrs. Regina Brown (Neal) of Daisy, Georgia, Mrs. Learh 
Davis (Donnell) of Claxton, Georgia, Mrs. LeClaire Ray (Anthony) of 
Daisy, Georgia, Miss Lisa Brewton of Daisy, Georgia and Mrs. Shir- 
leen McClain (Henry) of Claxton, Georgia; one loving, devoted and 
caring brother, Mr. Travis Brewton of Daisy, Georgia; a father-in- 
law, Mr. James Jackson (Betty) of Atlanta, Georgia; five aunts and 
four uncles: Mrs. Louise Penn (Richard) of Savannah, Georgia, Ms. 
Rosetta Burgess, Mrs. Katherine Brown (Rufus), Ms. Loretta Brew- 
ton, all of Daisy, Georgia, Prophetess Lillie W. Brewton (Roosevelt) 
of Claxton, Georgia, Mr. Felton Brewton of Daisy, Georgia, Mr. Ed- 
ward Bacon and Mr. Lawrence Bacon (Val), both of Claxton, Georgia 
and Mr. Doris Warren of Chicago, Illinois; four sisters-in-law, two 
brothers-in-law, two close friends: Mrs. Ernestine Robins and Mr. 
Jerome Woody; and a host of loving and caring nieces, nephews, 
other relatives and friends. 
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GonBy But Not Forgotten 
Menanwi^ 3*cd&ewie^ 
Class of 1970 
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Mr. Gregory Stewart Mr. Mlex McNeal 
Mr. Kenneth Green Mr. Frank Smith 
Mr. Kamar Barnes Mr. Goby McNeal 
Mr. Cornelius Garrison 
Mr. Carry Garrison 
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Choir Members, Nieces, Friends, and Class of 1970 
Clckmuifiedgmetth 
The family of the late Constance Connie** B. Jackson 
wishes to extend their deepest appreciation for yourprayers, calls, 
cards, visits, flowers, and other acts of kindness shown during the 
illness and death of our beloved one. We wish to offer special 
thanks to The Pearls of Fife Hospice staff for the services that 
they provided during the illness and death of 
Mrs. Constance Connie Jackson. 
3tepatst 
The family will receive friends and share repast 
in the Fellowship Hall of Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church 
immediately following the Committal Service. 
 
Professional Service Entrusted To: 
Harpers Funeral Home 
125 North Broad Street 
Claxton, Georgia 30417 
912-739-2658 
Juanita B. Hodges 
Owner 
YTonne Hodges 
Mortician 
Yvonne Hodges 
Manager 
Jerry Gibson 
Mortician 
Percy Hodges 
Mortician 
Rev. Johnny Levant 
Chaplain