Birth date: Jul 31, 1988 Death date: Jul 29, 2022
Harry Jackson III, Esquire, of Brigantine NJ, son of Linda (nee Lockman) and Harry Jackson, Jr., of Bridgeton NJ, died tragically Friday, July 29, 2022 from a vehicular accident. Being determined, hard-working and strongly commit Read Obituary
Charlie and I want to send our deepest condolences to Harry’s family and fiancé. We haven’t seen Harry in a few years since he was here for a surprise party. I was saddened to hear of his passing. There is no other guy nicer then Harry was.
Harry, Linda, and Lindsey, We are so sorry to hear of Harry passing from life to life eternal. We are sending prayers of hope and strength. Your kindness and faithfulness is evident. Love, Ron and Sue Townsend
Clearly Harry improved the lives of 100s - if not thousands, or even tens of thousands - of people, and was always a force for good and positive energy. To see the incredible number of people who attended Harry's ceremony tells me that his legacy will live on in all of us. Harry was a younger man than me, but his example is a message to me to continue to strive to be a better man every day, to treat others with kindness and compassion, to be true to my word, and to bring love wherever I go. I did not know Harry as well as many others, but certainly he will be missed, and his character and kindness will never be forgotten. I hope he reminds us all, everyday, to strive to bring joy into the lives of everyone we encounter.
Best,
Anthony Wojtkowiak
In 2019 I decided to take a break from being completely outclassed at the New York City Pinball Championships to grab some lunch at a deli across the street- and who should I run into but Harry, who was in the line ordering a sandwich. We laughed and joked about the fierceness of the competition, many of whom were very serious competitors who had their very serious “game faces” on. Harry was not one of those- as always, he smiled and laughed and seemed perfectly at ease despite facing down some of the best in the pinball world across the street. And sure enough, by the time the competition came to an end Harry had placed very high in the final standings, and he did it with the same good natured grace he always displayed in every competition big or small. Seeing Harry that day was a blessing and comfort to me and I know his memory will continue to be a blessing and comfort to all who know and love him, until we meet again.
Harry was a classmate of mine at Rutgers Law School and I considered him a close friend. I remember the hours we spent studying for finals together, and visiting him at the Jersey Shore when we were done taking the Bar Exam. I wish I made more of those visits to see him. He was one of the nicest, sweetest human beings I've ever met, and I doubt that I'll find many more in my lifetime that can compare with him. It's hard to believe that he's gone. Rest well, Harry. I hope you find peace on your next journey. Or as Doc Brown would say, "Roads... where we're going, we don't need roads."
Harry was a brilliant and kind young gentlemen. I was always blessed by his calm and friendly demeanor and thoughtfulness. He was a bright young star of our tribal nation and will be sorely missed. Tanya and I have placed your family on the prayer list at our church and are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. We mourn with you. Unfortunately, my Sunday pastoral obligations prevent me from traveling to the funeral, but we are with you in spirit. May the peace of God bring you comfort.
John & Tanya Norwood
To all who loved Harry, my heart goes out to you during this unthinkable time. Harry was a dear friend of mine and one of the best humans I've ever met. I admired his enthusiasm, compassion, and ability to make those around him feel special. On behalf of myself and the Talking Comics community, we will never forget Harry's kindness and how he believed in us from our humble beginnings. It's people like Harry who restore your faith in the world, even at the worst of times. We will remember and honor him always.
A fond memory we have of Harry was watching him assemble an adult puzzle at age 3. At that moment we knew he was a gifted child, and the next 30 years only got better. Now we grieve him and look to God for comfort and healing within our entire family. We are not able to be there today, but we'll be there in spirit via live streaming. Linda, Harry - Uncle and I are so, so sorry for this tragic loss. Our prayers and love continue to be with you .
