Jackie Johnson of Mesa, Arizona, passed away Dec. 18, 2021. She was born June 10, 1967 in Rockford, Illinois, to Michael and Suzanne Smith. Jackie had a Master of Business and worked as a buyer and seller of computer technology. She enjoyed motorcycle riding, shopping, spending time with her son, Hunter, and TikTok.
Jackie was preceded in death by her father, Chuck Stewart; Aunt Diane (Didi); Grandma Char; Grandpa Fay Schmidt and Nephew Tony Kretschmer.
She will be dearly missed by her son, Hunter Brush; parents, Mike and Suzie Smith; brother, Matthew Smith (Kasey); niece, Gabby (Charlie) Smith; nephew, Braeden Smith (Presley); cousins, Teri Johnson (Caden), Dany Lilja (Yvette); brother, Charles Stewart Jr.; sister, Charlotte Gipson (Scott); Georgia Foltz, Austin Foltz (Brittany) Walker) Hazel), and Michael Foltz (Katlyn) Avery); and numerous friends and family.
A Celebration of Jackie’s life will be January 8, 2022 at 1 pm at 2603 N Pleasant Dr., Chandler, AZ 85225.
I still cannot believe this is happening. I grew up with Jackie like a sister. I will you miss you and will see you again. Xoxo
I am still in disbelief of your passing. I am going to miss your sassy attitude and beautiful smile. I know you will be watching over your son. Until we meet again my friend….love you!!
You will be missed very much Jackie ❤️ we had a lot of fun times! RIP sweet lady, you are one of a kind 🥰❤️🙏
I will miss our talks on Facebook Jackie . You were a classmate of mine . God bless you and you’re family and friends . Just in shock still….. you had plans ….
So sad doesn’t seem real I had just talked to her rest in peace my friend prayers for you and your family
I sit here wishing to hear your laugh one last time, we had known each other for most of our lives, it’s just hard to face the fact that I can’t see you again outside of my memories. Our ups and downs, our years of distance still made quite the friendship. You are missed dear friend, I will look to the stars at night, yours will be the brightest.
Jackie was one of my dear neighborhood friends growing up just 2 houses away we had a lot of fun times as kids, from block parties to hours of playing Barbies and running back and forth from her house and mine on summer nights. Last time we had a chance to chat was at my brother’s celebration of life, thank you so much for showing up. It is with a heavy heart I say farewell my friend, there is no one like you and there never will be. You’ll be remembered fondly.