Words of sympathy

January 16, 2023

Alice Faye Johnson wrote a sympathy message.

“Dear Ann Elizabeth Jackson was one of the sweetest ladies I've known; she is one to imitate because of her gentle, yet strong manner. She was always loving and kind to me & to my family, even though she had a full family of her own, she still had love, understanding and room for others. For the 33 years, I've known Ann, she reminded me of my lovely mother. A real loving mother seem to always have plenty of herself to give to others. I remember Ann driving me and my children to their doctor appointment, when my car broke down one morning. Ann had a Big heart! Because of Jesus Christ our Lord, we will see Ann in the Sweet by and by; we will meet on that Beautiful Shore. Love, Hugs and Prayers, Alice :)

Jimmy, Ron, Cindy, Larry;

I wanted to tell you all how sad the news of your Mom's passing is for me. I know that she is in a much better place with your Dad now and waiting to see each of you again when God decides whenever that timing is to be. You were truly blessed to have a mother like "Mrs. Jackson" and the most visible being the size of your ever-growing family. I have many happy and joyous memories of spending time with your family growing up in the 70's, in the backyard, at the dining room table, at church, even at Wildwood! Listening to the phillies game on the radio on your back porch as game not on TV, basement gaming competitions, all the fun kids were meant to have as well as the guidance and counsel of loving, Christian parents.

Your Mom & Dad touched many people throughout their lives together well beyond your family and I count myself truly fortunate to be among those to have been on the receiving end of that touch. Distance and time may have faded some of the memories we all shared long ago, but neither will ever tarnish the memories in my heart....

Steve Broker

I am so, very sorry for your loss. Anne will be deeply missed at Sunrise. My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family.

Anne was truly a joy to have as a member of our Sunrise family. She participated faithfully in activities and was always kind to those around her. Anne could often be found chatting it up with the ladies and staff members, or playing cards with loved ones. She enjoyed being around others, and was truly a light for those around her. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family as she is laid to rest. She will be greatly missed.