Quolee Eiton Jackson

Quolee E. Jackson began his life January 31, 2006 to Petula Jackson and Jonathan McNabb Sr. at Ft. Walton Beach Medical Center.  

Always loving, caring, respectful and mannerable with a smile that melted your heart and could light up the world.  He will always be remembered by his signature phrase “Yes/No Ma’am Yes/No Sir”. On Monday April 19, 2021, God needed him and he answered “Yes Sir” and went home.  Quolee attended various schools in Okaloosa County and was a dedicated member of the Sylvania Heights First Baptist Church. He loved his church family and was always willing to help wherever and whenever needed. Although Quolee’s life seemed short, he lived life to the fullest spreading love, laughter and joy to his parents, siblings, family and friends.  

Quolee leaves cherished memories forever engraved in the hearts of his parents, Petula Jackson and Raymond Allen; his father, Jonathan McNabb Sr.; Grandmothers, Lillie Davenport and Bernisha McNabb; Sisters, Branita, Octavia (Natasha), Shiranese, Antionette, Jakeia, JonNeisha(T’relle), D’Asha and Nijah; Brothers, Mericus(Ashley), TyRae(DJ), Brion, Thecoree and Jonathan Jr.; Aunts, Glenda, Birgit, Cynthia, Keisha, Deitra and Cathy; Uncles, Herman, Hezztie, Todd, Eldred, Cleveland Jr, Avery, Ronald, Donald, and Geryl, Honorary Aunts, Bit Lane and Torina Musgrove; Best friends, Erica and Major; Special friend, Mr. Rob; his spiritual leader, Reverend Tommye Walker; and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends. 

Quolee is preceded in death by his grandmothers, Mary Jackson and Arecka Musgrove; Grandfathers, Henry Jackson, Thomas Allen and Cleveland McNabb Sr.; Great grandmothers, Lessie Musgrove and Lillie L. Davenport; an Aunt, Rhobe Blair; Great-Aunt, Ethel Musgrove; cousins, Donnell Robinson, Steven Blair and Tyon Blair.  

A Visitation will be held Friday, April 30, 2021 beginning at 1:00 p.m. at Greater Peace Missionary Baptist Church, 101 First Street SE, Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548. A Graveside Service will follow beginning at 2:00 p.m. at Beal Memorial Cemetery, 316 Beal Parkway NW, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, 32548.