Jackson Allen Plumlee, Flower Mound, Texas
April 1, 2005
Services for Jackson Allen Plumlee, 6, Flower Mound, Texas, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Community Assembly of God in Flower Mound. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fairlawn Cemetery in Hutchinson, Kan.
Jackson died Tuesday, March 29, 2005, in Flower Mound.
He was born Aug. 12, 1998, in Lawrence, Kan., the son of Scott and Tina Plumlee. He attended Kindergarten at Miss Bloomingdale Academy and played baseball for the Indians in Flower Mound.
Survivors include his parents, Flower Mound; paternal grandparents, Rick and Kathi Plumlee, Lawrence; and maternal grandparents, Jack and Cleota Martinez, Hutchinson.
Flower Mound Family Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
(Lawrence Journal-World)
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From www.jacksonssong.org
Jackson Allen Plumlee. Full of smiles and laughter. No, more than that. Jackson was overflowing with both. Planting flowers with Momma, then squirting her with the hose. Fishing and playing catch with Daddy, and wrestling on the floor. Ears quick to hear the ice cream truck during baseball practice. Games of counting slug bugs, reading books and talking about seeing a cuckoo bird in Australia.
Jackson also had a heart for God. Sitting in a swing or taking a walk with Grandma or Grandpa, he would often say, "Let's talk about God!'' That's one way his "new song'' began. Jackson's Song reflects his actual conversations with Grandma Kathi and Grandpa Rick. The book was given to Jackson's daddy and momma, Scott and Tina, for Father's Day, 2005.
Would you like to learn more about Jackson's Song? When you are friends with God, as Jackson learned, God puts a new song in your heart! The Bible describes it like this…
"He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Psalm 40:3a
April 1, 2005
Services for Jackson Allen Plumlee, 6, Flower Mound, Texas, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Community Assembly of God in Flower Mound. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fairlawn Cemetery in Hutchinson, Kan.
Jackson died Tuesday, March 29, 2005, in Flower Mound.
He was born Aug. 12, 1998, in Lawrence, Kan., the son of Scott and Tina Plumlee. He attended Kindergarten at Miss Bloomingdale Academy and played baseball for the Indians in Flower Mound.
Survivors include his parents, Flower Mound; paternal grandparents, Rick and Kathi Plumlee, Lawrence; and maternal grandparents, Jack and Cleota Martinez, Hutchinson.
Flower Mound Family Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
(Lawrence Journal-World)
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From www.jacksonssong.org
Jackson Allen Plumlee. Full of smiles and laughter. No, more than that. Jackson was overflowing with both. Planting flowers with Momma, then squirting her with the hose. Fishing and playing catch with Daddy, and wrestling on the floor. Ears quick to hear the ice cream truck during baseball practice. Games of counting slug bugs, reading books and talking about seeing a cuckoo bird in Australia.
Jackson also had a heart for God. Sitting in a swing or taking a walk with Grandma or Grandpa, he would often say, "Let's talk about God!'' That's one way his "new song'' began. Jackson's Song reflects his actual conversations with Grandma Kathi and Grandpa Rick. The book was given to Jackson's daddy and momma, Scott and Tina, for Father's Day, 2005.
Would you like to learn more about Jackson's Song? When you are friends with God, as Jackson learned, God puts a new song in your heart! The Bible describes it like this…
"He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Psalm 40:3a
Jackson Allen Plumlee, Flower Mound, Texas
April 1, 2005
Services for Jackson Allen Plumlee, 6, Flower Mound, Texas, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Community Assembly of God in Flower Mound. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fairlawn Cemetery in Hutchinson, Kan.
Jackson died Tuesday, March 29, 2005, in Flower Mound.
He was born Aug. 12, 1998, in Lawrence, Kan., the son of Scott and Tina Plumlee. He attended Kindergarten at Miss Bloomingdale Academy and played baseball for the Indians in Flower Mound.
Survivors include his parents, Flower Mound; paternal grandparents, Rick and Kathi Plumlee, Lawrence; and maternal grandparents, Jack and Cleota Martinez, Hutchinson.
Flower Mound Family Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
(Lawrence Journal-World)
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From www.jacksonssong.org
Jackson Allen Plumlee. Full of smiles and laughter. No, more than that. Jackson was overflowing with both. Planting flowers with Momma, then squirting her with the hose. Fishing and playing catch with Daddy, and wrestling on the floor. Ears quick to hear the ice cream truck during baseball practice. Games of counting slug bugs, reading books and talking about seeing a cuckoo bird in Australia.
Jackson also had a heart for God. Sitting in a swing or taking a walk with Grandma or Grandpa, he would often say, "Let's talk about God!'' That's one way his "new song'' began. Jackson's Song reflects his actual conversations with Grandma Kathi and Grandpa Rick. The book was given to Jackson's daddy and momma, Scott and Tina, for Father's Day, 2005.
Would you like to learn more about Jackson's Song? When you are friends with God, as Jackson learned, God puts a new song in your heart! The Bible describes it like this…
"He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Psalm 40:3a
April 1, 2005
Services for Jackson Allen Plumlee, 6, Flower Mound, Texas, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Community Assembly of God in Flower Mound. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fairlawn Cemetery in Hutchinson, Kan.
Jackson died Tuesday, March 29, 2005, in Flower Mound.
He was born Aug. 12, 1998, in Lawrence, Kan., the son of Scott and Tina Plumlee. He attended Kindergarten at Miss Bloomingdale Academy and played baseball for the Indians in Flower Mound.
Survivors include his parents, Flower Mound; paternal grandparents, Rick and Kathi Plumlee, Lawrence; and maternal grandparents, Jack and Cleota Martinez, Hutchinson.
Flower Mound Family Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
(Lawrence Journal-World)
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From www.jacksonssong.org
Jackson Allen Plumlee. Full of smiles and laughter. No, more than that. Jackson was overflowing with both. Planting flowers with Momma, then squirting her with the hose. Fishing and playing catch with Daddy, and wrestling on the floor. Ears quick to hear the ice cream truck during baseball practice. Games of counting slug bugs, reading books and talking about seeing a cuckoo bird in Australia.
Jackson also had a heart for God. Sitting in a swing or taking a walk with Grandma or Grandpa, he would often say, "Let's talk about God!'' That's one way his "new song'' began. Jackson's Song reflects his actual conversations with Grandma Kathi and Grandpa Rick. The book was given to Jackson's daddy and momma, Scott and Tina, for Father's Day, 2005.
Would you like to learn more about Jackson's Song? When you are friends with God, as Jackson learned, God puts a new song in your heart! The Bible describes it like this…
"He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God." Psalm 40:3a
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