Obituaries:  Louis Allen Jackson, Sabine Parish       J-250
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Jun 13, 1958
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Louis Allen Jackson

  ". . .I have a feeling that I will never walk down these steps",
were the words of Louis Allen Jackson to his wife, as he walked
up the steps of the Veterans Hospital in Houston, Tex., May 23,
1958.

  Mr. Jackson, age 49, born and reared near Many, was the victim
of a collapsed liver.

  His prophecy was fulfilled on June 4, 1958. His soul went out to
meet the Lord at 12:28 a.m.

  Throughout his treatment, his wife, Eva Hardin Jackson, was
comforted by the nurse who said there was no pain felt in this
ailment.

  His son, Don Milton, 13; and his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Ray Morris of California, faithfully stayed at his
bedside from the beginning of his treatment in Houston.

  His aged father, S. D. Jackson, 86, of Many, was present at his
bedside and his funeral. His mother was unable to see him or be
at the funeral because of sickness.

  His brothers, David C. Jackson, Port Arthur, and Andrew M.
Jackson, Many, visited him at his bedside.

  His sister, Mrs. C. M. Holland Jr., Orange, Tex., and his
younger brother, Newt Jackson, Many, were unable to visit him in
Houston, but attended the funeral in Groves, Tex., at the
Memorial Park, June 6.

  His survivors include a great host of friends and relatives of
Many, and Houston, and Port Arthur, Tex.