Clamor Glen

Jackson

Mrs. Clamor Glen McDonald Jackson , age 87, a native of McIntosh, Alabama and a resident of Jackson, AL was born  January 19, 1932 to the loving parentage of the late Mr. Jessie McDonald and the late Mrs. Sarah Ann Adams McDonald. She departed this life July 5, 2019 at her home.

Religion – She was a devout Christian and a faithful member of Mt. Olive #2 Missionary Baptist Church with Reverend Stevenson E. Tullis as pastor. She served as a member of the Senior Usher Board, Vice-President of the Senior Missionary Department, and Vice-President of the Women's Ministry, past Counselor for the Matron's Department, and past Director for Vacation Bible School.

Organizations – She was a member of the Planning Commission for the City of Jackson, which included being responsible for the reporting of education to the Free Mission District Association. She also served as Secretary for COPP Classes.

Education – Mrs. Jackson attended McIntosh Union High in Mcintosh, Alabama and received her high school diploma from Harper High School in Jackson, Alabama at the age of 32 in 1964. She furthered her education by obtaining a B.S. degree from USA in Mobile, Alabama in 1971, and a Master's degree on August 12, 1978 and an A.A. degree from Livingston, Alabama. Her teaching career began in 1972 and she retired June 1997.

Hobbies – Nina, as she was affectionately and lovingly known, thoroughly enjoyed gardening, solving crossword and word-find puzzles, reading, and cooking. Among her among delicacies was lemon cake.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Willis Jackson; sister, Jessie M. May, a brother, Hiram McDonald; and a brother-in-law, Jimmie Scandrick.

The life of this virtuous woman will be forever pondered in the hearts of her three loving and devoted children; one son, Lonnie (Tammy) Jackson of Jackson, AL; two daughters, Betty L. (Jerry) Pugh of Trotwood, OH, Sonya Rochelle Jackson of Jackson, AL, and a truly God-sent and blessed addition to the family (raised as a daughter), Artesha Threatt, Calvert, AL; six sisters, Alma McGraw and Sarah (Richard) Boykin, both of Jackson, AL; Annie Scandrick of Leroy, AL; Annette Russell of McIntosh, AL; Marilyn (Michael) Jackson of Birmingham, AL; and Rosetta Dotson of Saraland, AL; six brothers, Curtis McDonald, Jessie (Rachel) McDonald, and Marshall ( Marva) Davis, all of McIntosh, AL; Jasper (Linda) McDonald of Saint Stephens, AL; David (Gwen) Davis of Jackson, AL, and Earl "Johnnie" (Dollie) McDonald of McIntosh, AL; four sisters-in-law, Elizabeth Class and Margaret Pernell, both of Jackson, AL; Mary Starling of Mt. Vernon, NY, and Jackie McDonald of Saint Stephens, AL; a brother-in-law, James May of Gulfport, MS, and a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.

Viewing Friday, July 12, 2019, 1-7pm at Andrews Funeral Home, Jackson, AL; viewing Saturday, July 13, 2019, 11am until the 12 noon service at Mt. Olive #2 Missionary Baptist Church. 105 Griffin Street, Jackson, AL 36545, Dr. Stevenson E. Tullis, pastor; Rev. Nicholas Jackson, eulogist and grandson of Mrs. Jackson. Following the interment ceremony at Woodlawn Cemetery, Jackson, AL, the family will receive friends in the fellowship hall of the church.

Services with sympathetic care and legendary professionalism entrusted to Andrews Funeral Home, 800 Depot Road, Jackson, AL. Condolences to the family may be expressed at www.andrewsfuneralhomejackson.com and on Andrews Funeral Home Facebook page.