Birth date: Oct 20, 1921 Death date: Jan 22, 2019
Jacqueline E. Palmer, 97, of Richardson died January 22, 2019 in Dallas, Texas. She was born October 20, 1921, to Aaron and Beatrice Horn in Dallas, Texas.She married George T. Palmer, Jr on December 7, 1947 in Dallas, Texas. She Read Obituary
A wonderful long life well lived. Such a lady with a heart of gold. So many happy holiday memories with Enid, Bunny, Jackie, and my dad, Joe. I can’t remember any of them ever being the one to say it’s time to go. Jackie had numerous awards and recognitions for years of volunteering in the community, at church and at the hospital. Such a classy lady that always had a nice word for everyone. We are all blessed to have known, loved, and shared good times with Aunt Jackie.
God bless you Aunt Jackie. Thank you for the wonderful dinners we spent together when I was working in Dallas and the “road trip” between Dallas and Austin with Enid and Bunny. I’ll cherish those memories. Love you, Juanita
Aunt Jackie lived a full and rich life and I got to enjoy many of her tales when I would visit with her and Uncle George and later in her life after Uncle George had passed away. One of my best memories was celebrating her birthday at the Chocolate Angel with Aunt Enid, Aunt Bunny, Katie, my mom, Betsy, and Aunt Jackie and her caregivers. I think it was Aunt Jackie’s 90th birthday and I got to adding together the ages of the people at the table; it was well over 500 years! Living well in your 90’s is nothing to this family.
Even while having to mobilize in a wheelchair, she was always cheerful and willing to go on an adventure; she was a trooper. We’d have visits to her doctors together, go shoe shopping, enjoy the scenery at the Dallas Arboretum, eat ice cream at Braums, and enjoy lunch or supper at The String Bean and Chocolate Angel, her favorites.
She was a joy to be with and I’m hoping Uncle George has the boat ready; they need to see the sunset together once again.
You’ll be missed by all of us in Austin: your sister’s family: Betsy and Joe Zern and their children and grands: Mark and Juanita, daugher, Meghan, Karen and Mark Flanagan and sons: Aaron, Todd, and Will, and David and Nikki Zern and kids: Max, Samantha (Sam), Ben, and Charlotte (Charli).
Aunt Jackie lived a full and rich life and I got to enjoy many of her tales when I would visit with her and Uncle George and later in her life after Uncle George had passed away. One of my best memories was celebrating her birthday at the Chocolate Angel with Aunt Enid, Aunt Bunny, Katie, my mom, Betsy, and Aunt Jackie and her caregivers. I think it was Aunt Jackie’s 90th birthday and I got to adding together the ages of the people at the table; it was well over 500 years! Living well in your 90’s is nothing to this family. Even while having to mobilize in a wheelchair, she was always cheerful and willing to go on an adventure; she was a trooper. We’d have visits to her doctors together, go shoe shopping, enjoy the scenery at the Dallas Arboretum, eat ice cream at Braums, and enjoy lunch or supper at The String Bean and Chocolate Angel, her favorites. She was a joy to be with and I’m hoping Uncle George has the boat ready; they need to see the sunset together once again. You’ll be missed by all of us in Austin: your sister’s family: Betsy and Joe Zern and their children and grands: Mark and Juanita, daugher, Meghan, Karen and Mark Flanagan and sons: Aaron, Todd, and Will, and David and Nikki Zern and kids: Max, Samantha (Sam), Ben, and Charlotte (Charli).
Sympathy to the Horn family. I am sure Joe, David and Enid were glad to have her with them. Blessings Carole Horn
