Sending my thoughts and prayers to Peggy, Rob and family.  Rest in peace Bobby

Gayle and I are so sorry for your loss. Bobby had an infectious laugh. We are sure Bobby is watching over you all. Bobby was the kind of person everyone would be proud to call him their son. God Bless you all.

Bill and Gayle

Bobby, Although I never knew you, I did through your Dad as we worked together for many years. He would always beam when talking about his family.  I pray that you are at peace and the memories will always sustain your family until that day they will be called home too.

Peggy, Rob and family I am so sorry about the loss of your dear Bobby.  I remember Bobby as a little boy in Hunters Creek Elementary and at Freedom High School when he always was so polite and kind to everyone around him.  You were always so happy to talk about Bobby and proud to share his accomplishments and I loved to hear about them.  Please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers now and forever. Teresa DelRe

Bobby,
 thank you for always being a great teammate and friend to me. We spent so much time together back in the day as Shark teammates, and I’ve always considered you my brother. If it weren’t for you we would’ve never had the Sharks, and for that I am grateful,  because I got to meet you and all of  the teammates we had that became our brothers. 27 years wasn’t long enough but I thank the man above for allowing me to meet you. You’re of the most genuine, and smartest souls I’ve ever met. We will miss you Bobby!

Condolences to Coach Rob, Ms. Peggy, Becky and the rest of the friends and family. 

Much love from myself(JonPaul) and the Gonzalez family. 

May you rest in peace brother. 

-JP


Bobby was such a kind soul, always did whatever he could to help others. He had such a passion for things in life that most people don't, and he was always so eager to share that passion with others. I'll forever cherish the memories I have with him.

Bobby,

You were more than a friend and more than a teammate, but like a brother and family. I won’t ever forget all the memories we were able to make growing up playing basketball together, playing video games, and watching the Jets play. From draining 3’s and being our spot up shooter on the sharks to talking about football and the Jets and what we could do to get us a Super Bowl. You have truly left a mark on many many many lives in such a short amount of time. I can go on and on and on about all the memories we have created. You will be missed brother. And I promise you when we get us a Super Bowl it will all be for you 🙏🏽  Love you Bobby from my family to you 

Bobby you always tried to put others before yourself.  You were my godson and nephew and always knew who your best uncle was!  If you were still here with us today you would be laughing right along side me.  So sad for your untimely passing.  Know that we are thinking of you, remembering your life and the good times we all shared together.   You will always be in our hearts and memories.  the family will never be the same without you.  I'm sure you and Danielle are both looking down on us right now and taking care of each other. 
Till we meet again.

Uncle Mike


The sadness that I have right now is unbelievable and didn't think that I would feel this depth of sorrow for someone who wasn't of my blood but was 'family'....Met Bobby in 2008 and I kept thinking what great passion he had for his Jets and for Sports....watching him grow into a fine young man, that fire and passion never deminished.....sincerest condolences to all of his family....#jetupforbobby

Dear Rob and Peggy,
I first met Bobby at a soccer field with Becky and Rob was the coach.  Bobby and Becky were beaming in their soccer uniforms. Rob was beaming in his own way. Bobby was smiling. If I remember right, the uniforms were white with plenty of blue stripes or the like. The sun was shining and the grass was green.  Years later Bobby was grown up and we played cards with Nana and Bobby explained the play to Nana and she was quite engaged in the game. Another time Bobby befriended my daughter Jean when visiting Florida and they got on splendidly. One of my last memories was at our home.  Bobby in a broad brim brown hat and beard and again smilingly broadly and cheerful. Rob and I noted the strong Jackson family resemblance between Bobby and my son Thomas, who was there together with Bobby. A very good and happy person. Tom

Time may pass and fade away, but memories of you will always stay, we will miss you. Bobby has touched our hearts and brought joy to many lives.

I remember Bobby as a cheerful, kind, and caring man, always ready to be there for his family (including extended family) in their time of need. I remember the joy he had on his Confirmation day when he formally became an adult in the eyes of the Catholic Church. He lived his faith. I will miss him terribly.

"Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace."

My sincere condolences to all who loved him,
 Aunt Anne (Sexton)

Bobby was one of those rare individuals that I don't remember ever being upset. He was quiet but fun to be around. Easy going, smiling, enjoyed watching and playing sports. Just an all around nice guy. We could use more Bobby's in the world. He'll truly be missed by the whole family. 

Uncle Brian and Aunt Jean 



Bobby will be missed, he was fun to talk with and watch football. 

Peggy and Rob, 
Our deepest condolences, May Bobby’s memory be a blessing to you and your family 
He was a wonderful man 
All our love always ❤️
Laura , Bob , Samantha ,Tyler and Allie  

Bobby was a longtime friend of mine. I have known Bobby since we were both in middle school & have many fond memories with him playing all sorts of games together. Throughout Highschool our circle of friends expanded and we shared many great memories playing all sorts of games whether it be video games, card games, board games, and many more. Even after high school when we  started doing different things whether it be different jobs or colleges, we still made time to hangout. Since Covid began we didn't do as much face to face interaction, but we still talked a lot online & were still able to play games together, even if we weren't in the same room together like we once were. Bobby was a great friend, and he will be dearly missed. May he Rest In Peace.

Bobby was a great friend, always focusing on the fun parts of things, always speaking his mind. He had a light heart, simply wishing to enjoy things with his friends, living in the moment. He will be missed by many.

My sincerest condolences to Peggy, Becky, Rob and the family. 
As I write this, the sun just burst through my window through some clouds. I certainly hope this could be a sign that Robbie is in a better place and is at peace.
I will miss Robbie and Rob coming up to New York and enjoying a Jets or a Met game. 
He will always be remembered.
God Bless.

My deepest condolences to the Jackson family. Bobby sounds like he was a fine young man. May he Rest In Peace. I will continue to pray for Bobby’s family. 

Rob and family,
So very sorry on the loss of your son. Keeping all of you in our prayers. May you find comfort in knowing we care about you and may you find strength to help you through this difficult time.
Sonya Deese-Byrnes

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Robert "Bobby" Earl Jackson III

27 June, 1995 – 4 January, 2023

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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