OBITUARY (Knoxville News-Sentinel, Knoxville, Tenn.):
"Rev. Jackson, youth camp builder, dies
"The Rev. Dewey R. Jackson, chaplain for Knoxville police officers for 14 years and builder of a Baptist youth camp in the late 1950s, died Friday at St. Mary's Medical Center.
"Services for Jackson, 86, of North Knoxville will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at North Knoxville Baptist Church, 217 W. Oldham Ave. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at Berry Funeral Home.
"Jackson was ordained at age 16, became pastor at his first church two years later, and served nine churches in Knox and surrounding counties over a 45-year career. Jackson constructed the Ba-Yo-Ca youth facilities in Sevier County three decades ago.
"He served three Knox County Baptist churches -- Belmont, Marble City and Elm Street. Jackson retired from Elm Street Baptist Church after 27 years there.
"Jackson is survived by his wife, Eva Solomon Jackson, four daughters and a son."
OBITUARY (Knoxville News-Sentinel, Knoxville, Tenn.):
"Rev. Jackson, youth camp builder, dies
"The Rev. Dewey R. Jackson, chaplain for Knoxville police officers for 14 years and builder of a Baptist youth camp in the late 1950s, died Friday at St. Mary's Medical Center.
"Services for Jackson, 86, of North Knoxville will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at North Knoxville Baptist Church, 217 W. Oldham Ave. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at Berry Funeral Home.
"Jackson was ordained at age 16, became pastor at his first church two years later, and served nine churches in Knox and surrounding counties over a 45-year career. Jackson constructed the Ba-Yo-Ca youth facilities in Sevier County three decades ago.
"He served three Knox County Baptist churches -- Belmont, Marble City and Elm Street. Jackson retired from Elm Street Baptist Church after 27 years there.
"Jackson is survived by his wife, Eva Solomon Jackson, four daughters and a son."
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