It is with heavy hearts and joyful memories that we bid farewell to Jackson Pierre, who left this world on July 26, 2023, in Port-au-Prince, Ouest, Haiti. Born on July 15, 1966, Jackson lived a life filled with laughter, love, and dedicated service.

Jackson was a true artist and master of his trade. With nimble fingers and a keen eye for detail, he spent his days as a skilled tailor, transforming fabrics into works of wearable art. Countless individuals walked with a little extra spring in their step, thanks to Jackson's talent and the outfits he crafted with love and precision.

While Jackson's creativity knew no bounds, his true masterpiece was his family. Beside him every step of the way was his beloved partner Magdala, who brought light and laughter into his life. Their love story was one for the books, filled with shared dreams, unwavering support, and endless inside jokes.

To Jackson, family meant everything. He cherished his three children, Maria, Mike, and Moses, with whom he shared a special bond. He was their rock, guiding them through life's ups and downs and teaching them the importance of love, kindness, and hard work.

As time passed, Jackson's family grew, and his heart expanded even more with the arrival of his four grandchildren. Their laughter and mischief brought him immeasurable joy, reminding him of the beauty and innocence that exists in the world.

Beyond his work and family, Jackson had an infectious spirit that touched the lives of all who knew him. His wit, charm, and unwavering positivity could instantly lighten any room. Whether it was sharing tales of his adventures, cracking jokes, or offering a helping hand, Jackson had an innate ability to make everyone feel valued and loved.

Though we feel the void left by Jackson's untimely departure, we take solace in knowing that his spirit lives on in our hearts and memories. Let us remember him for his boundless love, his artistic craftsmanship, and his ability to bring laughter to even the darkest of days. Jackson Pierre, you will forever be missed and celebrated.