Ms. Jackson "JACKIE" Garrison of Russellville, Arkansas; formerly of West Memphis, Arkansas, died Friday, October 10, 2008, at a Russellville Nursing Home. She was 83 years old. Ms. Garrison was the daughter of the late Ems and Edgel (Bridwell) Collums. She was a realtor of 25 years; a proud instructor of the Dale Carnegie Institute; and a member of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church in West Memphis, Arkansas.
Ms. Garrison was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband: Ray Garrison Sr.; a duaghter: Stephene "Teppi" Alexander; and five brothers: Durrell, Bernie, Clayton, Jervis, and Pannie Collums.
She is survived by a daughter: Jenny Barber and her husband: Nathan of Russellville, Arkansas; two step-sons: Ray Garrison Jr. and his children, of Bentonville, Arkansas, and Gerald R. Garrison and his family, from Little Rock, Arkansas; a brother: Bobby collums of Lacombe, Louisiana; a sister: Peggy Rodgers and her husband: Tom, of Richland, Mississippi; a precious grandson: Carson Alexander of Austin, Texas; numerous nieces/nephews; and many good friends.
A graveside memorial service was held on Saturday, October 18, 2008, at the Forrest Park Cemetery in Forrest City, Arkansas. Fr. Jim Arnold officiated the service.
Ms. Garrison was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband: Ray Garrison Sr.; a duaghter: Stephene "Teppi" Alexander; and five brothers: Durrell, Bernie, Clayton, Jervis, and Pannie Collums.
She is survived by a daughter: Jenny Barber and her husband: Nathan of Russellville, Arkansas; two step-sons: Ray Garrison Jr. and his children, of Bentonville, Arkansas, and Gerald R. Garrison and his family, from Little Rock, Arkansas; a brother: Bobby collums of Lacombe, Louisiana; a sister: Peggy Rodgers and her husband: Tom, of Richland, Mississippi; a precious grandson: Carson Alexander of Austin, Texas; numerous nieces/nephews; and many good friends.
A graveside memorial service was held on Saturday, October 18, 2008, at the Forrest Park Cemetery in Forrest City, Arkansas. Fr. Jim Arnold officiated the service.
Ms. Jackson "JACKIE" Garrison of Russellville, Arkansas; formerly of West Memphis, Arkansas, died Friday, October 10, 2008, at a Russellville Nursing Home. She was 83 years old. Ms. Garrison was the daughter of the late Ems and Edgel (Bridwell) Collums. She was a realtor of 25 years; a proud instructor of the Dale Carnegie Institute; and a member of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church in West Memphis, Arkansas.
Ms. Garrison was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband: Ray Garrison Sr.; a duaghter: Stephene "Teppi" Alexander; and five brothers: Durrell, Bernie, Clayton, Jervis, and Pannie Collums.
She is survived by a daughter: Jenny Barber and her husband: Nathan of Russellville, Arkansas; two step-sons: Ray Garrison Jr. and his children, of Bentonville, Arkansas, and Gerald R. Garrison and his family, from Little Rock, Arkansas; a brother: Bobby collums of Lacombe, Louisiana; a sister: Peggy Rodgers and her husband: Tom, of Richland, Mississippi; a precious grandson: Carson Alexander of Austin, Texas; numerous nieces/nephews; and many good friends.
A graveside memorial service was held on Saturday, October 18, 2008, at the Forrest Park Cemetery in Forrest City, Arkansas. Fr. Jim Arnold officiated the service.
Ms. Garrison was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband: Ray Garrison Sr.; a duaghter: Stephene "Teppi" Alexander; and five brothers: Durrell, Bernie, Clayton, Jervis, and Pannie Collums.
She is survived by a daughter: Jenny Barber and her husband: Nathan of Russellville, Arkansas; two step-sons: Ray Garrison Jr. and his children, of Bentonville, Arkansas, and Gerald R. Garrison and his family, from Little Rock, Arkansas; a brother: Bobby collums of Lacombe, Louisiana; a sister: Peggy Rodgers and her husband: Tom, of Richland, Mississippi; a precious grandson: Carson Alexander of Austin, Texas; numerous nieces/nephews; and many good friends.
A graveside memorial service was held on Saturday, October 18, 2008, at the Forrest Park Cemetery in Forrest City, Arkansas. Fr. Jim Arnold officiated the service.
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