Rose Yvonne Marshall, age 63, entered into eternal peace on June 13, 2017, at The Care Center at Kenton Pointe, in Maysville, Kentucky. She was born in Maysville on March 24, 1954, to the late Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson and Robert Preston Jackson. Rose was a long-time member of the Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, where she served as a missionary, choir member and usher. She was a faithful employee for a number of years at Pioneer Trace Nursing Home, in Flemingsburg.
She was proceeded in death by her: brother, Donald Jackson; sisters, Beverly Ann Jackson, Marilyn Jackson Taylor and Brenda Lee Jackson; mother, Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson; father, Robert Preston Jackson; grandmothers, Frances Baber and Edna Bolden; and grandfather, William Bolden. She is survived by: her five loving children, Brian Jackson, of May’s Lick, Terrance (Alicia) Jackson, of Flemingsburg, Johnny “Junior” (Savanah) Marshall, of Flemingsburg, Presley Marshall, of Flemingsburg, and Amber Jones, of Maysville; eight grandchildren by blood, Marcel Jackson, Preston Dugan, Chelsea Dugan, Alondra Jackson, Krishani Jackson, Ameerah Jackson, Taylor Marshall and Hunter Marshall; two grandchildren by love, Shay’la Conley and Brendan Jackson; three step-grandchildren, Caleb Wright, Dillon Wright and Cheyanne Wright; two great-grandchildren by love, Aubree Catching and Emerie Catching; and brothers and sisters, Patsy Taylor, Wanda (Rev. Randy) Taylor and Edna (Terry) McKee, all of Flemingsburg, Bonnie (Genie) Boulden, Linda Myrick, Charlie (Birgit) Jackson, Annette Lynn Jackson, Anthony (Julie) Jackson and Rodney Jackson, all of Mason County, John (Michelle) Jackson, of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Terry (Roberta) Jackson, of London, Kentucky, Dorothy (Charles) Jackson and William (Ramona) Jackson, of Indiana, Bobbi (Charlie) Maxwell, of North Carolina, and Phoebe Jackson and Michael (Amayllsis) Jackson, of Tennessee.
Services will be held at Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 17. A visitation will be held at the church on Friday, June 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will follow the services at the May’s Lick Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rose Marshall Memorial account at any Community Trust Bank location.
Source: Palmer Funeral Home website at www.palmerfuneralhome.com
She was proceeded in death by her: brother, Donald Jackson; sisters, Beverly Ann Jackson, Marilyn Jackson Taylor and Brenda Lee Jackson; mother, Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson; father, Robert Preston Jackson; grandmothers, Frances Baber and Edna Bolden; and grandfather, William Bolden. She is survived by: her five loving children, Brian Jackson, of May’s Lick, Terrance (Alicia) Jackson, of Flemingsburg, Johnny “Junior” (Savanah) Marshall, of Flemingsburg, Presley Marshall, of Flemingsburg, and Amber Jones, of Maysville; eight grandchildren by blood, Marcel Jackson, Preston Dugan, Chelsea Dugan, Alondra Jackson, Krishani Jackson, Ameerah Jackson, Taylor Marshall and Hunter Marshall; two grandchildren by love, Shay’la Conley and Brendan Jackson; three step-grandchildren, Caleb Wright, Dillon Wright and Cheyanne Wright; two great-grandchildren by love, Aubree Catching and Emerie Catching; and brothers and sisters, Patsy Taylor, Wanda (Rev. Randy) Taylor and Edna (Terry) McKee, all of Flemingsburg, Bonnie (Genie) Boulden, Linda Myrick, Charlie (Birgit) Jackson, Annette Lynn Jackson, Anthony (Julie) Jackson and Rodney Jackson, all of Mason County, John (Michelle) Jackson, of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Terry (Roberta) Jackson, of London, Kentucky, Dorothy (Charles) Jackson and William (Ramona) Jackson, of Indiana, Bobbi (Charlie) Maxwell, of North Carolina, and Phoebe Jackson and Michael (Amayllsis) Jackson, of Tennessee.
Services will be held at Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 17. A visitation will be held at the church on Friday, June 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will follow the services at the May’s Lick Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rose Marshall Memorial account at any Community Trust Bank location.
Source: Palmer Funeral Home website at www.palmerfuneralhome.com
Rose Yvonne Marshall, age 63, entered into eternal peace on June 13, 2017, at The Care Center at Kenton Pointe, in Maysville, Kentucky. She was born in Maysville on March 24, 1954, to the late Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson and Robert Preston Jackson. Rose was a long-time member of the Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, where she served as a missionary, choir member and usher. She was a faithful employee for a number of years at Pioneer Trace Nursing Home, in Flemingsburg.
She was proceeded in death by her: brother, Donald Jackson; sisters, Beverly Ann Jackson, Marilyn Jackson Taylor and Brenda Lee Jackson; mother, Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson; father, Robert Preston Jackson; grandmothers, Frances Baber and Edna Bolden; and grandfather, William Bolden. She is survived by: her five loving children, Brian Jackson, of May’s Lick, Terrance (Alicia) Jackson, of Flemingsburg, Johnny “Junior” (Savanah) Marshall, of Flemingsburg, Presley Marshall, of Flemingsburg, and Amber Jones, of Maysville; eight grandchildren by blood, Marcel Jackson, Preston Dugan, Chelsea Dugan, Alondra Jackson, Krishani Jackson, Ameerah Jackson, Taylor Marshall and Hunter Marshall; two grandchildren by love, Shay’la Conley and Brendan Jackson; three step-grandchildren, Caleb Wright, Dillon Wright and Cheyanne Wright; two great-grandchildren by love, Aubree Catching and Emerie Catching; and brothers and sisters, Patsy Taylor, Wanda (Rev. Randy) Taylor and Edna (Terry) McKee, all of Flemingsburg, Bonnie (Genie) Boulden, Linda Myrick, Charlie (Birgit) Jackson, Annette Lynn Jackson, Anthony (Julie) Jackson and Rodney Jackson, all of Mason County, John (Michelle) Jackson, of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Terry (Roberta) Jackson, of London, Kentucky, Dorothy (Charles) Jackson and William (Ramona) Jackson, of Indiana, Bobbi (Charlie) Maxwell, of North Carolina, and Phoebe Jackson and Michael (Amayllsis) Jackson, of Tennessee.
Services will be held at Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 17. A visitation will be held at the church on Friday, June 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will follow the services at the May’s Lick Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rose Marshall Memorial account at any Community Trust Bank location.
Source: Palmer Funeral Home website at www.palmerfuneralhome.com
She was proceeded in death by her: brother, Donald Jackson; sisters, Beverly Ann Jackson, Marilyn Jackson Taylor and Brenda Lee Jackson; mother, Geneva Mae Bolden Jackson; father, Robert Preston Jackson; grandmothers, Frances Baber and Edna Bolden; and grandfather, William Bolden. She is survived by: her five loving children, Brian Jackson, of May’s Lick, Terrance (Alicia) Jackson, of Flemingsburg, Johnny “Junior” (Savanah) Marshall, of Flemingsburg, Presley Marshall, of Flemingsburg, and Amber Jones, of Maysville; eight grandchildren by blood, Marcel Jackson, Preston Dugan, Chelsea Dugan, Alondra Jackson, Krishani Jackson, Ameerah Jackson, Taylor Marshall and Hunter Marshall; two grandchildren by love, Shay’la Conley and Brendan Jackson; three step-grandchildren, Caleb Wright, Dillon Wright and Cheyanne Wright; two great-grandchildren by love, Aubree Catching and Emerie Catching; and brothers and sisters, Patsy Taylor, Wanda (Rev. Randy) Taylor and Edna (Terry) McKee, all of Flemingsburg, Bonnie (Genie) Boulden, Linda Myrick, Charlie (Birgit) Jackson, Annette Lynn Jackson, Anthony (Julie) Jackson and Rodney Jackson, all of Mason County, John (Michelle) Jackson, of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Terry (Roberta) Jackson, of London, Kentucky, Dorothy (Charles) Jackson and William (Ramona) Jackson, of Indiana, Bobbi (Charlie) Maxwell, of North Carolina, and Phoebe Jackson and Michael (Amayllsis) Jackson, of Tennessee.
Services will be held at Second Baptist Church, in May’s Lick, Kentucky, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 17. A visitation will be held at the church on Friday, June 16, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will follow the services at the May’s Lick Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rose Marshall Memorial account at any Community Trust Bank location.
Source: Palmer Funeral Home website at www.palmerfuneralhome.com
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