Ms. Kimberly Jackson

"A Time to Be Born"

Kimberly Jackson was born, December 4, 1977 in Brewton, Alabama, to Mr. Curlee and Cynthia Rogers.

"A Time to Plant"

Kimberly joined Second Mt. Zion Baptist Church at an early age. She attended public school in Conecuh County, and she graduated with the class of 1997 of Hillcrest High School.

Kimberly was blessed with a daughter, Yasmine Simone McDaniel. She was a faithful mother to her daughter and a faithful friend to those she came into contact with. She touched so many lives and everyone that she came across loved her.

Kimberly enjoyed her family, watching TV, and cooking. One of her favorite quotes was, "I'll just be sitting here inside my four walls minding my own business."

"A Time to Die"

God called his newest angel to "rest"; Kimberly Jackson "Kimmy". He exchanged this life for eternity on Friday, May 8, 2015.

"A Time to Mourn"

Kimberly was preceded in death by her grandparents, Colman and Iren Rogers and Essie Jackson.

"A Time of Peace"

Kimberly leaves to cherish her precious memories to her loving parents, Mr. Curlee and Cynthia Rogers and a loving daughter that she loved so dearly, Yasmine Simone McDaniel. She also leaves two sisters, Melissa Dixon and Shontashiwa Dixon, both of Seattle Washington; a loving grandmother, Dorothy Jackson of Evergreen, AL; aunts, Eria (Edward) Stallworth, Susie Mims, Elizabeth A. Willis, Lillie Bell (Willie) Johnson, Barbara Rogers, all of Evergreen, AL, Ruby Lee Brown of Chicago, IL, LouElla Ellison of Clear Water, FL, Cennie Bell Anderson of Georgina, AL, Dorothy Rogers of Killeen, TX, Carolyn Clark of Alpharetta, GA and Lorine Rogers of Birmingham, AL; uncles, Eddie Charles Jackson (Deborah), very special uncles and aunts, Freddie (Annie) Jackson, Jozette (Curtis) Likely; very special aunt, Essie Marie Jackson; a very special uncle Michael Jackson; very special cousins, Freddie Jackson Jr. and Jemice Jackson; four nieces; one nephew; one great niece; two great nephews and a host of relatives and friends; and a very devoted friend, Stephanie Bradley of Evergreen, AL.

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Kimberly Jackson. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Asiha Stallworth
Upper Marlboro, MD