Birth date: Apr 20, 1957 Death date: Dec 18, 2022
Jackie Kay Wilson, 65, of Baytown, Texas passed away on December 18, 2022. She was born on April 20, 1957, to Gene and Barbara Garrett in Muncie, Indiana. She was a retired employee of South Coast Drywall, and Gilley’s. Jackie was Read Obituary
Jackie and I were best friends growing up and almost inseparable . I have so many fond memories and fun memories of Jackie .
I’m sorry for her families broken hearts, but I’m glad she is no longer suffering .
Rest In Heaven Dear Friend .
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James, Jackie and Tim at our last apartment in Baytown, early 2000’s (maybe 2004 or 2005)
Me and my sister were very close. We started out living together with your kids together. We have lotta fun. Jackie loved her kids very much. They were her world. We did so much stuff together. There’s no way I would have enough space to even put it. We go shopping together. We just did everything together. I remember one time her rolling her hair with rollers now we’re going back to 1977 big hair rollers in her hair and I was laughing at her and she took one threw it at me. She left her in my hair not get on my nerves a lot we talk all the time we loved our visits together, even though she got stuck in a snowstorm and her car broke down there sis so many great times I’m gonna miss her more than words can even express she’s in my heart forever and not counting the stuff that me and her and my brother did together , when we were younger fly high sister
My prayers are with James and Timmy and the family. I remember when I first met Jackie. She was a very pretty young lady. Blonde hair tan and had on a fur coat. She was super sweet. I still have a baby blanket she gave to my daughter when she was a baby. (34 years ago) lots of memories of her and the boys. Memories of you will never leave us. Love Cindy McCowan Cash.
I remember Aunt Jackie would come down to grandma and we would sit on the porch swing .. she would always talk so much ... Didn't get to see her alot but she is always in my heart.
Aunt Jackie,
I remember you driving in from Texas with the boys, and how excited we were to get to see u all. I will miss u 💕 rest in peace. Love Gina
Aunt Jackie you will be missed. I remember the time we went shopping and I bought you a beautiful Indian doll. I'm so glad we shared that special time. Rest in peace love your niece Felicia
