Cadias Dubage Dumellow Jackson "Cad" 46, passed away on September 29, 2022, in Mt. Vernon. Ill. Cadias was born May 29, 1976, to Thomas P Jackson Sr. and Sheila K. Hackner-Tyler in Evansville, IN.
Cadias was the life of the party anywhere he went. His energy was infectious, he was an old soul. He never met a stranger. If he were down to his last his, he would give it to you. Cadias was married twice, but it was during his first marriage that he learned the importance of responsibility. The years living in Florida, reshaped his character as he worked a skilled trade to provide for his family. Raised in a Christian household he was taught the importance of putting God first. Though his most successful years were living on a Ho-Chunk Native reservation. That is where he married a Ho-Chunk native that's when his mindset changed. He began to think ownership owning land investing in property, things that he was able to accomplish. Cadias was all about his family, he, raised 3 kids of his own, and 4 step kids. He loved movies, traveling and grilling
Cadias is preceded in death by his sister; Carletta Whitney.
Cadias is survived by his father; Thomas P Jackson Sr., mother; Sheila K. Hackner-Tyler, sons; Aadrian Jackson, Jahvontae Jackson, Kendall Jackson, James Jackson, and Galen McCuiston, daughter; Catinna Jackson, brothers; Malcom Hackner, and Thomas Jackson Jr.,Sister; Janee Jackson, ex-wife; Ginger Goodbear, nieces and nephews; Hiram (Sam) Hackner, Myesha Hackner, Malcom Hackner Jr., De'Shay Hackner , Denesha Hackner , Kyesha Mordock, Symphony Moredock, Wyatt Moredock, Byron Moredock, Chasity Moredock, John, Whitney Jr., Javion Whitney, Jonte Whitney, aunts, uncles cousin extended family and friends
Friends may visit Sat, Oct. 8th, 9 to 11a.m. with the funeral to follow at 11a.m. at Osborne Funeral Home.
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Cadias was the life of the party anywhere he went. His energy was infectious, he was an old soul. He never met a stranger. If he were down to his last his, he would give it to you. Cadias was married twice, but it was during his first marriage that he learned the importance of responsibility. The years living in Florida, reshaped his character as he worked a skilled trade to provide for his family. Raised in a Christian household he was taught the importance of putting God first. Though his most successful years were living on a Ho-Chunk Native reservation. That is where he married a Ho-Chunk native that's when his mindset changed. He began to think ownership owning land investing in property, things that he was able to accomplish. Cadias was all about his family, he, raised 3 kids of his own, and 4 step kids. He loved movies, traveling and grilling
Cadias is preceded in death by his sister; Carletta Whitney.
Cadias is survived by his father; Thomas P Jackson Sr., mother; Sheila K. Hackner-Tyler, sons; Aadrian Jackson, Jahvontae Jackson, Kendall Jackson, James Jackson, and Galen McCuiston, daughter; Catinna Jackson, brothers; Malcom Hackner, and Thomas Jackson Jr.,Sister; Janee Jackson, ex-wife; Ginger Goodbear, nieces and nephews; Hiram (Sam) Hackner, Myesha Hackner, Malcom Hackner Jr., De'Shay Hackner , Denesha Hackner , Kyesha Mordock, Symphony Moredock, Wyatt Moredock, Byron Moredock, Chasity Moredock, John, Whitney Jr., Javion Whitney, Jonte Whitney, aunts, uncles cousin extended family and friends
Friends may visit Sat, Oct. 8th, 9 to 11a.m. with the funeral to follow at 11a.m. at Osborne Funeral Home.
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