Jo Ann Jackson-Stewart

Jo Anne Stewart was born to Earl Jackson Jr and Zenolia Scott on August 17th, 1949, in Houston, Texas. She attended Conroe Independent School District and graduated from Booker T. Washington High School. She was united in marriage soon after to Lewis Edward Stewart III. Jo then studied nursing at Cal State University in Ca, receiving a Nursing Degree (RN) which she held very near and dear to her heart for over 50 years, helping many in many places. It was her passion! She then enlisted in the U.S. Military (Army) always caring and serving. Jo was preceded in death by her father Earl Jackson Jr, Lewis Jackson (brother) Judy Earl Jackson and Patricia Ratcliff (sisters), Della Mildred Scott (grandmother), C.B. Scott (grandfather), Vincente Lytle(grandson), Jax Jones( great-grandson), Zoey Jones (great-granddaughter). She leaves to cherish her memory her parents, Anderson and Zenolia Ratcliff, her children, Lewis, Kathalynn, Kiyana, Keith, and Scott, twenty grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren, two Brothers, four sisters, one great aunt Doris Jean Johnson, countless nephews and nieces, cousins and other relatives. She also leaves to mourn a very special friend, her best friend Kenneth Wayne Davis.



Mom

How lucky we are to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard. Only a moment you
stayed, but what an imprint your footprints have left on our hearts. You were the beautiful
melody in the rhythm of our lives, the songs ended, but the melody lingers on. Momma, death
leaves a heartache no one can heal, but your love, your faith leaves a memory no one can
steal. To us you were more than just a person, but a place we felt at home. Our hearts are
fragile because of who you were in your family, your professional life, your social life, but most
importantly your spiritual life, and we’re broken but strong at the same time because of you,
Thank you. We understand that grief is the price we pay for love, we just miss you, we honor
you, we will mourn you, but one day we’ll join you. We love you, we cherish you…

Your Children
The Family