Betty Raye Jackson

Birth date: May 27, 1941 Death date: Nov 9, 2025

Betty Raye Jackson, passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, November 9, 2025, surrounded by the family she cherished so deeply. She was born on May 27, 1941, in Birmingham, Alabama. Betty was the youngest child of the late, Fred Read Obituary

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Terry Smith

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

Thank you for the kindness you always shown me. Our talks and the tidbit of wisdom you given me was priceless. Condolences to the family and thank you for sharing this gift with us. RIP Ms. Betty

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Gloria Sumlin

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

I will always remember your beautiful smile and kind heart. To God be all the Glory. Love Dynazia/Gloria.

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Charlene M.

4w ago

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Mamie Slaughter

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

Betty, you will truly be missed. Thanks for the great memories that we shared together, you taught me a lot in my youth ❤️ I will always remember the time that we had together. Keep smiling, keep singing, keep rejoicing. Spread your wings and fly high above the clouds and rest in the arms of our Lord and Savior.
Mamie Slaughter

Kierra Finley

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

Love you auntie

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Sonya Stiggers

4w ago

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Barbara Braggs

4w ago

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RIH💖

Patricia Ball

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

My heat was saddened when I saw that Mrs Betty Jackson had transitioned. She was one of my mothers most faithful friends and sister from another mother so we loving called her “Aunt Betty”. There were several ladies who enjoyed life together, worked to bless veterans through their involvement with the American Legion Auxiliary, and once a month they came together for their “eating meeting”. Those ladies were the best cooks and each had a speciality dish that no one else touched. They always had great times together, laughing, sharing and talking about grand babies, vacations, and church activities! It was always a joyous occasion when they were together. My love and prayers go out for the children and grandchildren and all who know and love her. Rev 21:4

Dewayne Benn

4w ago

in honor of Betty.

I'll miss talking with Mrs Betty and her one liners she would hit me with.
Rest in Peace Mama, 🙏💖🙏

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