Rosemary Jackson

Rosemary Jackson entered this l if on September 8, 1944, in Booneville, Mississippi to the union of Ro6ert and Pauline Norman. Her mother and stepfather, Richard James, Sr., preceded Her in death. Rosemary confessed a Hope in Christ at an early age and joined First Baptist Church of Meacham Park. She was educated in the Kirkwood School District, after which she went to work at St. John's Mercy Hospital as a Nurses Assistant. After 25 years of loyal service to St. John's, she became a Home Health care provider and later retired from St. Francis Nursing Home. She was joined in holy matrimony to long-time friend. Earl Jackson, and lived out her days as a devoted and roving wife. Rosemary was a lively person who was always willing to help in a time of need. Many people were touched 6y her willing spirit. Her love of caring for others set her apart as a champion. She was the candy lady to all the neighborhood kids, and loved music. She leaves to cherish her memories: a loving hus6and Earl Jackson; three children, George (Marie) Norman, Gloria Norman, and Jessica Moore; four granddaughters, Adrienne, Candice, Renee, and Aleighya; six grandson , Christopher, Phil, Matt, Caleb, David. and Shawn; six 6rothers, Elgin (Vonessa) James, Richard James, Ernest James, Ro6ert Norman, Jr., Marvin (Terry) Norman, and Mark; four sisters, Loretta (DaMonte) Burkes, Annie Patterson, Bett (Marvin) Works, Gale Pink, and Rosaly Nornan; a cherished friend. Brenda Norman, one aunt; five uncles; and a host nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws, other relatives and friends. Internment: Jefferson Barracks Cemetery St. Louis, MO .