TeJuana Johnson-Jackson

Born on July 17, 1963, in Fort Worth, Texas, she was the beloved daughter of Raymond Johnson and Helen Marie Washington-Johnson. TeJuana was an intelligent, determined, and strong-minded woman whose life reflected perseverance, dedication, and achievement. She valued education and earned a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from Texas College in Tyler, Texas. She was a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Alpha Tau Chapter, initiated in 1984, embodying her commitment to sisterhood, scholarship, and service. TeJuana’s impact was also recognized through the distinguished honor of receiving the Key to the City of Tyler, Texas. She took great pride in serving her community, leaving a lasting impression through her involvement and dedication. On June 25, 1994, TeJuana was united in marriage to Charles Anthony Jackson. Their union created a bond that remained a cherished part of her family story. Her professional journey was marked by a strong work ethic and excellence. She retired from AT&T, concluding a meaningful career defined by perseverance and professionalism. Above all her accomplishments, TeJuana’s greatest joy and purpose was being a loving mother and Gigi. Her daughter, Shuana, and grandson, Anthony, held an extraordinary place in her heart. Motherhood and grandmotherhood were expressions of her love, strength, and devotion, and the bond they shared will forever remain a beautiful reflection of her heart. Faith was an important part of her life from an early age. She was a lifelong member of Morning Chapel CME Church, where she was active as a youth and sang in the youth choir, laying a spiritual foundation that remained a part of her journey. Though her earthly journey has ended, the memories she created and the legacy she leaves behind will continue in the hearts of those who cherish her.