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Jackson Memorial Funeral Home, 203 East Ross Street, Jackson, AL (2025)

10/03/2025

Terrance Levon Sloan was born on April 16, 1983 to Carolyn Sloan Black and the late Johnny Earl Ezell. He departed this earthly life Thursday, September 25, 2025 .

Terrance enjoyed spending time with his family, to know him was to love him. He was loved by many…he was one of a kind. He had his own terminology that aligned with his everyday vocabulary.

He was preceded in death by his father, John Earl Ezell; stepfather, Glenn Black; grandparents: Murtis and John Lee Barrnett and Ruby Maxine and Ruben Black; and his aunt, Laura Sloan.

Terrance leaves to cherish his legacy and precious memories, his mother, Carolyn Sloan Black; wife, Crystal Gibson; children: TaShonda Sloan, Terrance Sloan, Jr. “TJ” and Jasper Sloan; siblings: Quentin Sloan, Latasha Sloan, Glenda Sloan, Tiesha Burroughs and Tomeka Burroughs; aunts: Rosie Tarvin, Linda (Eugene) Thompson, Wanda( Marlon) Pritchett, Mavis (Bobby) Barnett, Carol Ezell, Vanessa Black, Tonya (Stanley) Conner, Melody (Roy) Gibby; uncles: Eddie Sloan, John Barnett, Kelvin Barnett, Jerry Ezell and Jackie Ezell; nieces and nephews: Kionna Sloan, KeAndria Sloan, Quention Sloan, Jacob Sloan, Brianna Jackson, Carter Jackson, Zemari Sloan, Kinsley Sloan, Jakayla Sloan, A'nyah Sloan, Riyah Sloan, Quaylin Sloan, Amarion Sloan, Za'Laya Tarvin, Kinterrian Griffin and Kenyon Griffin; and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends; special friend, Letesia Sims.

The service will be held on Sunday October 5, 2025, viewing will begin at 2:00pm til 3:00pm funeral hour at St. James A.M.E Church in Choctaw Bluff Community. Interment will follow in the St. James Cemetery.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/03/2025

Robert Lakedrick Pritchett was born on June 8, 1993 to the late Robert Earl Pritchett and Valerie Pugh Pritchett. He departed this earthly life on Thursday, September 25, 2025.

Robert attended Jackson High School and was a member of the graduating Class of 2011.

He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Earl Pritchett; brother, Delvin Pugh; grandmothers: Mary Pugh and Marie Pritchett; grandfather, Bryant Pugh; and three uncles: Edward Hill, Ronald Bryant and Willie Steve Pugh; and a Godsister, Aaliyah Foxx.

Robert leaves to forever cherish his precious memories, his mother, Valerie (Charlie) Bennett; sister, Stephanie (Andrew) Ezell; daughter, Ja'Niyah; son, Khamari Davis; grandfather, Rawleigh Pritchett; niece, Kanyia King; nephew, Kwun Pugh; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends; very close friends: Tobias Roper, Ashley Pritchett, Corderrio Hasewood and Tomarcus Hunt; and his best friend, Kaleb McKenzie.

Public viewing Saturday October 4, 2025, from 6 till 7:00pm Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. The graveside side will be held on Sunday October 5, 2025 at 12noon Hotelhill Cemetery in Walker Springs, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/02/2025

Mr. Raymond Dell Pugh, age 63, a resident of Jackson, Alabama, was born April 23, 1962, to the parentage of Pastor Odell Pugh, Sr. and Mother Clara Mae Pugh. He departed this earthly life on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, at SAAD Providence Hospital.

Raymond Dell Pugh was an avid quartet singer and was a member of The Mighty Pugh Singers for many years. He would also sing with Ed Davis and The Golden Tones. When asked, he would also sing with the Evening Stars.

Raymond was employed with the Alabama State Department for many years until he became disabled. He was also an avid fisherman.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Rev. Odell Pugh, Sr., and his mother, Clara M. Pugh; his grandparents, Bettie Martin, Gross Martin, Wallace Pugh, and Gladys Pugh; his aunts, Alice Pearl Bell; and his uncles. Willie L. Martin and George Martin.
Raymond Dell leaves to cherish his memories his loving and devoted daughter, Minister Lakeisha (Chason) Hundley of Gainestown, AL, sons Reco Washington and Terrance (Martine) Washington of Gainestown, and Juvak (Melanie) Washington. Siblings: Bishop Eddie (Cedilla) Pugh, Sr. of Grove Hill, AL; George Pugh and Odell Pugh, Jr., both of Jackson, AL; Willis (Patrice) Pugh of Montgomery, AL. Evangelist Mary Pugh of Grove Hill, AL, and Tawanda (Terry) Pugh of Mobile, AL. Thirteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. A devoted goddaughter, Camille Marshall. Uncles, Gross Forman of Whatley, Ken Forman of Detroit, MI, Sylvester Pugh, Sr., and Ronnie Pugh, Sr. of Winn, AL.; Aunts, Barbara Martin of Montgomery, AL; Marie Shamburger, Thomasville, AL; OnnieMae Cunningham of Winn, AL ; Rev. Linda Faye (Arthur D) Hollinger of Excel, AL. Two devoted cousins, Leonard Martin, Whatley, AL, and Clara Martin of Grove Hill, AL; Special friends, Lewis Hunt, Nettie Hunt, and JoAnn Mitchell; with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends.

Public viewing Friday October 3, from 1:00 til 4:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson. The service will be held on Saturday October 4, at 2:00pm New Hope No.1 Baptist Church 2338 Choctaw Corner Rd. Thomasville, AL 36784
Interment in the Living Church Of God Cemetery in Zimco, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

10/02/2025

Esther Lee Washington was born on February 4, 1964 to the late Raymond and Floree Washington of Chatom, AL.

Esther never met a stranger and always showed love and a kind heart to everyone she met. She always made sure you were fed and knew you were loved in her presence. Esther still maintained her kind disposition, even through her lupus diagnosis and other severe medical conditions.

Esther was preceded in death by her parents, daughter, Nickey Washington, sister, Sherry Dunn, and brothers, Kenneth Washington and Ron Washington.

She is survived by a son, Shawn Washington, of Mobile,AL.; daughters, Sherita Washington of Albuquerque, NM and Ashley Mitchell of Mobile, AL.; grandson, Jodie Mitchell, Albuquerdue, NM; sisters, Pearl (Elmo) Taylor of Waynesboro, MS., Clarissa Roberts of Houston, TX., Mary (Dean) Lord Of Farmingdale,NY and Leara Washington of Chatom, AL and a brother Don Washington of Madison,FL. She also leaves behind several loving nieces, nephews, other beloved family members and friends.

The service will be held on Satuday October. 4, viewing will begin 10:30am til 11:30am funeral hour at Cooper Lewis C.M.E Church 170 Martin Luther King Ave. Chatom, AL 36518. Interment will follow in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Chatom, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

09/26/2025

Mr. Jonathan Franks, 72, a native of State Line, Mississippi and a resident of Chatom, transitioned from this life Sept. 14, 2025, at his home in Spencer, Okla.
Mr. Franks gave his life to Christ at an early age and was baptized at Lilly Grove Baptist Church in Chatom. Jonathan received his primary and secondary education through the Washington County School system. A strong proponent of higher education, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Central Oklahoma and a master’s degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

He faithfully served his country and community, having joined the United States Air Force as part of the Security Police and dedicated more than seven years to service before receiving an honorable discharge. He then enlisted in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, where he retired as First Sergeant with the rank of Master Sergeant. Jonathan was also a resolute civil servant, working for 29 years at Tinker Air Force Base as a sheet metal shop supervisor.
Mr. Franks was a devoted family man who loved spending time with his wife, sons and grandchildren. He loved sports and staying active, enjoying walking, racquetball and basketball. He took great pride in his lawn and garden, as well as helping neighbors by repairing their lawn equipment. He was a faithful member of Tabitha Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, where he served on the security team.

Preceding him in death was his loving father, Nathaniel Franks Sr.; brothers, Nathaniel Franks Jr. and James Franks; sister, Ella Franks Woodard; grandparents, Mark Franks and Etta Franks, and Estus Lockhart and Ezella Lockhart; stepfather, Archie Bishop; with a host of uncles and aunts.

Left to cherish his memory is his loving wife, Francis Franks; sons, Howard Donaldson and Jonathan Franks; stepchildren, LaSandra, Marvin and Johnny Mixon; grandchildren, Isiah and Alicia Donaldson, Addison and Alia Franks; step-grandchild, Kendall Hamilton and 11 step-grandchildren; mother, Martha Bishop; mother-in-law, Patricia Lewis; sister, Evelyn (Earnest Sr.) Moore; two aunts, three uncles and three sisters-in-law. He will also be remembered by one niece, three nephews, neighbors and a wealth of dear friends.

Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept. 27, viewing will begin at 11:00am til 12-noon funeral hour at Lilly Grove Baptist Church, 98 MLK Jr. Ave., Chatom. AL. Interment will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, 1102 Ray Coaker Hwy., Chatom, with military honors.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

09/25/2025

John Alex Woodyard, Jr. transcended into the Golden Heavenly Gates on Monday, September 22, 2025. He quietly surrendered to Jesus’ call. Born to the late John Alex, Sr., and Rose Marie Barnes Woodyard.

John accepted Christ at an early age and his faith shepherd him throughout life. He was a member of St. Union Baptist Church in Leroy, Alabama. He graduated from Leroy High School in 1983. He briefly attended Alabama Southern Technical School in Thomasville, Alabama.

He was preceded in death by his parents, grandparents, brother Juan Alex Woodyard, granddaughter Alexis Jade Woodyard and brother-in-law(s) Clifford Lee and Johnny Simmons.

On September 5, 1987, he was united in holy matrimony to Frankie Mae Benson Woodyard. This union was blessed with two sons. His laughter was immensely carried throughout when he spoke. You knew he was somewhere near when you heard his voice and laughter. He was a mentor to many truck drivers, including both of his sons.

He was employed for many years at Butts and Billingsley Asphalt, Mobile Forest, and Packaging Cooperation of America (PCA) in Jackson, Alabama. He was owner/operator of Woodyard & Sons Trucking Company until his health failed. He was a member of Truckers Making a Difference (TMD).

John leaves to cherish a loving and devoted wife Frankie of 38 years; two sons: Johnathon (Wendy) and Jakerrian (Katlynn) of Leroy, Alabama; Sisters: Sonya Katrina Simmons of Lithia Springs, Georgia and Cynthia Lee of Mobile, Alabama; Grandchildren: LeShawn, Bryson, JaMiyah, Lucas, Autumn, and Averie; Mother-in-Law Mrs. Sadie Benson of Leroy, Alabama; Goddaughter: Kennedy Jones of Montgomery, Alabama; Aunts Patricia Carolyn Spencer of Eight Mile, Alabama; Mable Barnes, Nellie Barnes, Mattie Austin of Calvert, Alabama and Roxie Barnes of Mobile, Alabama; Uncles: Sterling (Dorothy) Barnes -very devoted and Melvin Davidson both of Calvert, Alabama; Freddie (Brenda) Barnes of Mt. Vernon, Alabama; William Hill, Jr. of McIntosh, Alabama and Larry (Tina) Pickens of Eight Mile, Alabama.
Devoted friends: Jackie (Mary Kay) Daffin, Marvin (Vera) Barnett, Evan Wiggins, Webster Harmon, Arthur (Audrey) McBride, Gilbert (Tammy) Gildersleeve, Kenneth (Shavonnie) Sullivan, Maynard Dewayne (Beverly) Barnes, Gary (Katherine) Pugh, Fred (Kim) Freeman and Raymond Hunt, many more numerous friends.
A host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Public viewing will be held in Saturday September 27, from 6pm til 7:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home in Jackson. The service will be held on Sunday September 28, with viewing fron 12noon til 1:00pm funeral hour at Jackson High School Auditorium 321 Stanley Drive Jackson, AL. Interment will follow in the Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery in Leroy, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross Street Jackson, AL. 36545

09/25/2025

Lenora Parker Jackson was born August 7, 1956 in Jackson, to the parentage of the late Walter George Parker and the late Martha Ella Rodgers Parker. She departed this world September 12, 2025 from UAB Hospital, Birmingham, AL.

Lenora became a member of Mt. Olive No. 2 Baptist Church at an early age under the leadership of Reverend E. L. Williams.

Lenora, known as “Sister,” was the second of five children. She received formal education at Harper High School and Jackson High School in Jackson, AL. She was employed with one of the local fast-food restaurants for over fifty years of dedicated service. Lenora enjoyed cooking, shopping, watching TV, and going to church. Most of all, she loved the Lord and her beloved family.

Preceding her in death were her father; her mother; one brother, Gregory Earl Parker, Sr.; one sister, Veronica Jill Parker Jones; grandmothers: Leola Rodgers and Corine Parker; and grandfathers: Ed Rodgers and Henry Parker, Sr.

Precious memories of Lenora will forever be cherished in the hearts of those she left behind, especially the child that she left behind, her one and only daughter, April Lashun Jackson of Birmingham, AL; two sisters: Rose Mary Parker (Kenneth Perine) and Benita Faye Parker Emory both of Jackson, AL; with a host of nieces, nephews and cousins; a very special nephew, Andre Parker of Oakland, CA; two devoted nieces: Melanie Parker of Dothan, AL and Shenay Parker McReynolds of Jackson, AL; best friend, Myrtis Jordan; two devoted cousins: Norma Dell Ezell, Marion Calhoun both of Jackson, AL; a devoted friend, Linda Pernell of Jackson, AL; special friends: Edna Whittle, Hattie Sampson, Annie McKenzie, Barbara Council, Ella McKenzie, Carolyn Dean, Marilyn Berry, Joenika Bryant, Marilyn Tena Crum, Augusta Bailey, Claraceen James and Stella Johnson; host of cousins, other relatives and friends.

Public viewing Friday September 26, from 1:00pm til 5:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home. The service will be held on Saturday September 27, viewing will begin at 2:00pm til 3:00pm funeral hour at Mt. Olive No.2 Baptist Church 105 Griffin St. Jackson, AL. 36545 Interment will follow in the Parker Family Cemetery in Jackson, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

09/17/2025

Alma Lee “Ms. Boot” Crowell of Jackson, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by loved ones on Sept. 6, 2025, at the age of 98.
She was born on May 2, 1927, to Frank Nettles and Pauline Nettles in Pleasant Grove, Miss.

Alma loved football, especially cheering for the Jackson Aggies. She also enjoyed spending time outdoors tending to her flowers, which she cherished, and caring for her yard with her trusty rake broom until her health began to fail.

Preceding her in death were her parents; husband, Luther Crowell Sr.; sons, Frank and Jessie Williams; brothers, J.D. and Abe Nettles; and grandchildren, Tracy Williams and Tawaski Crowell.

Left to cherish her memory are her children, Luther (Wilma) Crowell of St. Stephen’s, LC (Sheila) Crowell of Jackson, Ronnie (Elaine) Crowell of Charleston, S.C., and Kittrell (Johnnie) Barnes of Jackson; bonus children she loved as her own, Tim (Judy) Prater of Georgia and Alexandria (Walter) Bluing of Antioch, Tenn.; 15 grandchildren, two preceding her in death, including four especially devoted, Eriskey Crowell, Johnnqueshia Barnes, Damien Martin and Lazaarus Crowell; a host of great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, including one especially devoted, great-grandchild, Madisyn Morris and a devoted grest grandchild, Trakala Crowell; siblings, Edna (James) Dubose of Jackson and John (Dora) Nettles of Pensacola, Fla.; sisters-in-law, Gladys Lanier, Helen Lanier and Loretta Nettles; two devoted cousins, Vera McDonald and Orange Gray; nieces and nephews, including one devoted, Dana Hobson of Little Rock, Ark.; special friends, Myra (Warren) Pendleton, Tommy King and Ann Walker; and caregiver, LaTia Brown.

The service will be held on Saturday September 20, viewing will begin at 12noon til the 1:00pm funeral at Jackson Street Baptist Church 516 Jackson Street Jackson, AL. 36545. Interment will follow in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Jackson, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

09/12/2025

Lemuel Jackson, of Choctaw Bluff, AL, was born to Lucy Riggins and Lemuel Jackson Sr. in Jackson, AL. He passed away peacefully on Wednesday, September 10, 2025 in Mobile, AL.

Lemuel attended Citronelle High School, and was a member of the graduating Class of 1977. After graduation, Lemuel answered the call to serve his country. He was a proud veteran of the United States Army. He carried the discipline and the strength of his service throughout his life.

For forty years of dedicated service, he worked as a truck driver, a profession that reflected his steady reliability and tireless work ethic. Outside of work, he found great joy in farming and tending to the land.

Lemuel had a caring nature and was a true giver from the heart, always ready to share what he had and lend a helping hand to anyone in need. He lived a life marked by service, dedication, and generosity.

He was preceded in death by his beloved son, Jarvis Jackson; his parents, Lucy Riggins and Lemuel Jackson Sr.; and his brothers: Dexter Jackson, Hunter Jackson, Derrick Jackson, and John Jackson.

Lemuel leaves to cherish his legacy and memories, his loving children: daughter, Nakeisha (Alexander) Trusdale; and son, Lemuel Jajuan Jackson; his cherished grandchildren: Ethyn Trusdale, William Trusdale, Layla Trusdale, Evie Jackson, and Pax Jackson; his devoted siblings: Mildred (Gerald) Barnes, Cleo Harden, Lenora (Steve) Reed, Sharon (Gil) Hearns, and Rebecca (Cory) Reed; his former spouse, Carolyn Jackson Jones; uncles, Louis Charles Jackson, and Frank Jackson; and a very special host of nieces and nephews who grew up in his presence, cousins, other relatives and friends.

The service will be held on Saturday September 13, 2025, viewing will begin at 1:00pm til 2:00pm at Pine Grove Baptist Church 19130 Pine Grove Church Rd. Mt. Vernon, AL. 36560. Interment follow in the Gainestown A.O.H Cemetery in Gainestown, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 365455

09/11/2025

Frank Roy Slater, Sr., a resident of Bladon Springs, AL was born December 14, 1949 to the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Slater, Sr. He departed this earthly life Tuesday, September 2, 2025.

Frank confessed Christ and joined The Antioch Missionary Baptist Church at an early age.

Frank was a graduate of Shady Grove High School. After graduation, he joined the United States Army where he served in the Vietnam War. He returned home and was employed with Georgia-Pacific until he retired.

Frank was a diehard “New Orleans Saints” fan. “Who Dat!” He often talked of watching them play.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Slater, Sr.; sister, Della Slater; and two brothers: Theodore Slater, Jr. and Jimmy Lewis Slater, Sr.; sisters-in-law: Charlene Williams, Nola Ree Williams, Mary Louise Rogers, Lula Mae Johnson, Ollie Rose Johnson, Beatrice Rogers Johnson and Annie Jones Johnson; brothers-in-law: Earnest Lee Johnson, Robert Johnson and Joseph Johnson.

Frank leaves to cherish his legacy and precious memories to his loving and devoted wife, Annie Johnson Slater of Bladon Springs, AL; one son, Frank (Lennie) Slater, Jr. of Millbrook, AL; three daughters: Tammie Slater of Bladon Springs, AL, Latonya Slater of Tuscaloosa, AL and Rosalyn Alford of Montgomery, AL; one sister, Elzora Kirksey of Bladon Springs, AL; six grandchildren: Anfernee Slater, Asia Slater, Jaylin Slater, Jaden Slater, John Alford and Quentin Adams; nine great-grandchildren: Karter McIntosh, Kayliee Mitchell, Maclin Slater, Paisley Adams, Amelia Thompkins, Khalia Minor, Madison Adams, Khalani Adams and Kheilon Adams; sisters-in-law: Milleray (Clyde) Hill of Cullomburg, AL, Rosetta Slater and Bettie Slater both of Bladon Springs, AL; brothers-in-law: Bob Rogers of Bladon Springs, AL and Marvin Williams of Coffeeville, AL; with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends; devoted friends: Edward Bass, David Laudrum, Antonio Datcher, Jessie Gilmore and Andrew Campbell.

The service will be held on Saturday September 13, 2025, viewing will begin at 10:00 til 11:00am funeral hour Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Silas, AL. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

09/06/2025

Celebration of Life Service for Mr. Terris Dekeith "Tech 9" Martin

Saturday September 6, 2025 At 2PM

Clarke County High School Auditorium
151 South Church St.
Grove Hill, AL 36541

09/05/2025

Carolyn Causey Pickett - born July 2, 1946, in Silas, Alabama, to the late Nathen and Carrie Causey, lived a life filled with faith, family, and community. On Thursday August 21, 2025, in Mobile Al, Carolyn passed away peacefully to sleep, departing her life on earth, for her eternal home to be with the lord. She was born and raised in Silas, moved away to Tampa FL, and after approximately two decades, she returned to her cherished hometown of Silas.

Carolyn was a proud member of Shady Grove Baptist Church, where she devoted her service in the church choir.While on this earthly journey, she leaves a legacy of kindness and compassion. Carloyn was a wife, a sister, an auntie, church member and friend.

She leaves to cherish her memories, one brother - Rev. Arrie (Helen) Causey of Mobile Al, a brother-in-law Joe Louis Thompson, of Silas AL a devoted nephews Dec Leroy( Latrisha) Rankin SR of Mobile AL and a devoted cousin, Belinda Taylor, of Silas AL, a wide network of beloved relatives and friends, including numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband Jerome Pickett, four sisters, Mary Causey Williams, Bettie Causey Rankin, Helen Causey Thompson, and Esther Causey; and four brothers Ernest Nathen Causey, George Houston Causey, Joe Louis Causey, and Clarence Edward Causey, as well as three siblings from her childhood.

The service will be held on Saturday September 6, with viewing beginning at 1:30 til 2:30pm funeral hour at Shady Grove Baptist Church in Silas, AL. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

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