Condolence: WOW! To say that we were shocked and disappointed is an understatement. I still remember the many hunts I was a part of when Uncle John D was running the dogs. What GREAT memories! You and your family are surely in our thoughts and prayers in this time. Cordually, Randle & Susie

Condolence: Mr John...you will be FOREVER in my heart

Condolence: John,
James and I are thinking of you and your family at this time of loss. We will be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Beth and James Jackson

Condolence: My Daddy, Melvin "Buddy" Jackson and Uncle John D. considered each other his best friend for over 65 yrs. Daddy went on to Heaven June 2 of this year, in time to prepare for the arrival last Sat. of his beloved brother-in-law. My Mama (who went to Heaven Jan. 3, 2001) Polly Nason Jackson, told me that when she and her brother John D.(who was 14 and 1/2 mos. younger than she) were small, they called each other, "Brother" and "Sister." These two oldest children of John Draper Nason I and wife Gussie Weaver Nason had ten younger siblings. But Daddy, Mama, Uncle "D" and their sister Dorothy were always very close. Now, they all are once more.

Condolence: Will always remember when John D. And his sisters would vist on the Jackson farm on their way down from Sturgis.....They were always going down to visit their big sister Pauline...I was impressed as they came from a large family....he was very loyal to my brother Buddy Jackson... Helen

Condolence: The elderly sick hunter put on his well-worn cap, picked up his old gun, and motioned to his dog to follow him into the thick woods for the last of many hunts during his nearly 83 years. My Uncle John D.
is now a strong, young man in the woods of Heaven.