Birth date: Jul 6, 1969 Death date: Oct 18, 2020
Jacqueline "Jackie" Mae Stanley, 51, of Proctorville, OH, passed away on Sunday, October 18, 2020 at home. She was born on July 6, 1969 in Cleveland, OH. She was an employee of Marshall Health. She is survived by her parents Rick Read Obituary
Jackie you was Always so sweet and kind! You had the Best Smile and laugh! You will be Missed! Our loss will be Heaven's gain. RIP Friend, I will be Praying for Phil and your Girls!
Jackie you was Always so sweet and kind! You had the Best Smile and laugh! You will be Missed! Our loss will be Heaven's gain. RIP Friend, I will be Praying for Phil and your Girls!
Phil, I am forever grateful for getting to know you and Jackie and the fun that we have had around the table. I will never forget her smile and laughter and the fun we've had. I'm praying for you and the girls.
Dear Phil, I am so sad to hear about your beautiful Jackie. Always so warm and kind to everyone. Be assured of my prayers for you and the girls. May the Lord bless you and comfort you and give you strength.
My Dearest Baby Girl,you will always be in my heart. I will see you again in heaven. No more suffering . How much I have loved you and will continue too,I will see you again. Your loving Mother
Dear Babe,Rick and Family I will always remember her smile and laughter. My heart and Prayers are with you all.
I am lost for words for how I am feeling without you by my side. You were my life. You were my best friend. Your smile was so infectious and you were the most caring and loving person I have ever known. You made me a better person and a better husband. We made two beautiful twin girls together and I can see you in them everyday and that will help keep me going through this difficult time. I love you so much Jackie. I will see you again soon one day and we will reunite. You will forever be in my heart my love.
I'm still in shock that you left us on Sunday morning. I know that you are in a much better place. But I'm lost knowing you are gone. The only thing that comforts me at all is the knowledge that you are no longer suffering the trials of this life, and your heart will never experience anymore pain. You're in Heaven with Granny playing cards at our family table because she sat an extra chair just for you and welcomed you in. Oh how my heart aches for just one more day with you. I will be lost without our marathon phone calls. I love you eternally. I will honor your memory always.
