Hello I am one of Jackies nieces, when i was young she lived with us for years.She was like a second mother to us. We loved her very much.I have many memories growing up. But I have one to tell, When we living on the army base it was winter, and the store was closed on the Base. So she bundled us up and went the store off base which was like 2 miles to get her PEPSI,she loved it so much. I have alot of memories.

We love and miss you forever.

Rest n Peace with Uncle Ab.

Love Cheryl,Denise and your sister Dorothy.

I worked with Jackie at Deervalley Coop many years ago. She was witty and such great fun, always smiling and making work enjoyable. I do remember on one of her birthdays a man in a gorilla outfit was sent to her till to wish her Happy Birthday. Very memorable.

Sorry to hear of her passing, condolences to all who knew and loved her.

Sheila

Jackie was an absolute pleasure to have with us in the Father Lacombe Adult Day Program. As a nurse it is a rare opportunity to work with individuals in a social setting. Jackie was a bright light with an incredible sense of humor and kindness. She spoke often of her children and her loving husband who had previously passed. Her daughter Dee was often mentioned as she would tell the story of her husband and herself first meeting her and how she was so adorable in her "little yellow snowsuit". I have fond memories of crafting with Jackie, playing games with her, joking together, and seeing her incredible ability to remember trivia (especially pop culture of her generation). Jackie will be missed deeply by all who knew her at Father Lacombe.

My condolences to Dee and the Murray family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Jackie was in the Father Lacombe ADP program, where I volunteer on Wednesday nights. She and I quickly became friends, routinely joking around and giving one another a hard time. Jackie was a light; she constantly made everyone in the program smile. I will miss her one-liners, playful glares when I didn't call her bingo numbers, our banter, and doing all the art projects with her. Rest in peace, Jackie; Wednesday nights will not be the same without your contagious laugh.

Sending love to the Murray family

-Anna