Keith P. Clark & Son Funeral Home | Winchester, KY

Obituary For Adrian Kent Jackson

Adrian Kent Jackson, 69
son of the late Leola Howard Jackson and George I. Reeves passed away from an extended illness at the Cambridge Nursing and Rehabilitation in Lexington, Kentucky

Left to cherish Adrian’s memories are his siblings, Frances (Jerome) Sydnor, Franklin (Vickie) Jackson, Sharon (Charles) Morris, Leola (Reed) Hampton, Mary Ann Jackson, and Lisa Jordan.
Arrangements are incomplete

Guest Book

Lighting a candle for Adrian. C Blair

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Adrian was one of a kind. A sweet, gentle soul who never met a stranger. Loved being around him and he never failed to make me laugh. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. Kaye

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He was the truest friend I've ever known. I was supposed to be helping him but all along, he was helping me. He was kind and gracious but fierce. I truly loved Mr. Jackson. I'm deeply saddened by his passing. I will miss his wise words to me.

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My condolences go out to the family doing this time of sorrow, but Adrian is not suffering anymore and is at peace with no more worries. Neicie Bosley

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Rip uncle Adrian 😢 thanks for our conversations, the laughter you had and your love. I will miss you dearly your niece Detra🙏🏾😇

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It's hard to believe that my dear friend Adrian is no longer here with us. He and I shared a lot of meaningful conversations and many wonderful memories while on the road working across the country. The one thing that remains with everyday that Adrian told me is,"You will never truly receive your blessings in life unless you befriend and get to know someone of color". I believe that he was absolutely correct and would even add to that by saying that the entire human race could use Adrian's philosophy as a metaphor for getting along better in this world. Big Chema as he was called by all of his Mexican buddies, will be truly missed and I will think fondly of him always. Heaven just got a very nice addition Andrew Graves

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🙏🏻 Harold and Trudy Glover. We are saddened by this news. Adrian was a special heart! That picture says it all! No matter how old we got.. no matter where we were, if we ran into each other we yelled hello, and if we had time to stop we would, and just catch up on the latest. He's the only fellow I know bigger than Harold, and I always loved watching him wrestle Harold around. I hope Adrian was able to pass his special heart to someone that will continue to spread joy to all of those they meet.

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