Mr. Javoskii D. Jackson, affectionately known to everyone as Voski, was born on May 28, 1985, in Montgomery, Alabama, the only child of Jennifer Jill Mays and George Jackson. He transitioned on November 26, 2023.
Voski graduated from Saginaw High School in 2004. He attended Delta College and Collins College in Arizona where he studied game graphics. He was an avid Alabama Crimson Tide football fan (roll Tide)!! Voski enjoyed watching sports, gaming, cooking, and assisting his Godfather, Terry Pruitt, with his catering projects. He enjoyed producing different recipes, especially Haitian foods and perfecting his special hot sauce: Mae 85. He was a very hard worker. Voski was dedicated to his mother, with whom he had an extraordinarily strong bond. Some people called him a mama’s boy, but that didn’t bother him because he loved his mother very much and protected her and assisted her in the daily care of his grandfather. He loved the time that he shared with his fiancé, Stephanie, and enjoyed being a father figure and role model to her children, Micah, and Hannah.
He leaves to cherish his memory, his mother, Jennifer Mays, Saginaw; grandfather, William Jackson, Saginaw; aunt, Atunador (Tonya) Jackson, Utica, New York; uncles Derrick and Napoleon Jackson; cousins Kamari (Shannon) Jackson, Khadija Jackson, Josen Jackson, Sr., Adonis Jackson, Montgomery, Alabama; fiancé Stephanie Francique-Gibson and children Micah and Hannah Gibson; a special college friend, John and his family, Krisshonda McKinney, his Godparents Terry and Carolyn Pruitt along with their daughters, Dawn, Dena and Dana and many other relatives and friends too numerous to name.
Voski was preceded in death by his father, George Jackson, grandmother, Ruthie Mae Jackson, and Uncle, Christopher Jackson.
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