Antoinette Marie Jackson-Thilletd

Everyone she touched knew her zest for life. Those who knew her knew she hated the outdoors when it threatened to mess up her manicure. As a child, her brother would ask her to play with him in the yard, but with her left hand on her chest, her right hand in the air, and in her prissiest of voices, she would say “I don’t do dirt!”

She arose each day with a sense of purpose, direction, and dedication to accomplishing something new. She was always on the go. To know her was to constantly be encouraged by her, feeling the love, the sincerity, and the passion she had for living life to the fullest.

Her favorite saying was “it’s a beautiful thing!”

Antoinette is survived by her husband John Thilletd, mother Alice Jackson, brother Antoine Jackson, half-brothers Rudy Jackson, Freddy Jackson and Timothy Jackson, Nephew Christopher Hill, and a slew of aunts, uncles, and cousins, and a host of other relatives and friends that she always loved, but may have never had a chance to tell them all.

Antoinette will be well missed in an immeasurable way!