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Submitted by: Becky Rodgers

Linda Gayle (Rambo) Jackson

January 3, 1951 ~ November 3, 2017

Linda Gayle Jackson, 66, of Denison, Texas left this life too soon, in Denison, Texas on November 3, 2017. She was born in Crane, Texas on January 3, 1951 to Thomas and Ethel (Christian) Rambo. Linda was married to her sweetheart Travis Jackson, he preceded her in death.

Linda graduated from the Colbert High school in Colbert, Oklahoma. She worked for Texas Instrument and the Sherman Police Department. Linda has a soft spot in her heart for dogs.

Mrs. Jackson is survived by her sister, Carol McKinney of Cartwright, Oklahoma; daughter, Brooke Jackson of Sherman, Texas; granddaughters, Jordan Smith of Pottsboro, Texas, and Raegan King of Sherman, Texas; great-grandchildren, Brantley Smith of Pottsboro, Texas, Mason Smith of Pottsboro, Texas, Weston Smith of Pottsboro, Texas, and Carter Swindell of Sherman, Texas.

Mrs. Jackson was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Ethel Rambo; beloved husband, Travis Jackson; and cherished son, Stan Trammell.

There are no services scheduled at this time. 

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