Gail Patrick Feacher Jackson

A loving wife, devoted mother, sister, aunt and friend ~ she leaves to cherish her memory: husband, Joseph Jackson, Winter Park, Florida; mother, Mary L. Morse, Winter Park, Florida; daughters, Tawanza S. Hankerson, Altamonte Springs, Florida and Tashana R. Winslow, Charleston, South Carolina; Latina J.Mallory, Winter Park, Florida; and Tanisha R. Pembleton, Portsmouth, Virginia; sisters, Ethel Bryant, Winter Park, Florida; Elizabeth Freeman, Rochester, New York; Jessica Cooper, Rochester, New York; Linda Herzog, Orlando, Florida; and Frances Hankerson, Winter Park, Florida; brothers, Philip Feacher, Winter Park, Florida; and Louis Feacher, Winter Park, Florida; grandchildren, Taevon P. George, Altamonte Springs, Florida; Alexis Winslow and Sharon Winslow, Charleston, South Carolina; Goddaughter, Taylor Law, Winter Park, Florida; brothers-in-law, William Herzog, Orlando, Florida; Fredrick Hankerson, Winter Park, Florida; and George Cooper, Rochester, New York; sister-in-law, Kim Feacher, Casselberry, Florida; aunts, Nellie Mae Lewis, Winter Park, Florida; and Ossie Mae Sprowl, Winter Park, Florida; uncles, Christopher Sprowl, Winter Park, Florida; and Elijah Lewis, Winter Park, Florida; a host of nieces and nephews, and a multitude of friends.

Gail's educational beginnings were at Hannibal Square Elementary School, 1st through 6th grades, and then graduating to high school, where she attended Hungerford High for four years. Integration in 1966 caused her to move to a closer school, Winter Park High School where she graduated. She later attended Valencia Community College and received an Associates of Arts Degree.

She was a lifelong dedicated member of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. In her adolescent years, she was a devoted participant of the youth choir. Later she served as a Youth Sunday School Teacher where she taught middle school children for sixteen plus years with collateral duties in the "Welcome Ministry".

Gail was a dedicated civil service employee for an excess of thirty-four (34) years with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division. During her time there she received numerous certificates, citations and awards.