Birth date: Sep 13, 1946 Death date: Nov 9, 2022
MARSHALLVILLE – Jackie David “J.D.” Stanley, 76, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, November 9, 2022. At J.D.’s request, a private service will be held by his family atop Fort Mountain in Chatsworth, Georgia. In lieu of flower Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear of Jackie's passing. We were school classmates in Perry and I have fond memories of him. Even in school, he talked of his love for animals, family and being outdoors. He was one of a kind, a true friend. Don't dwell on the day he passed away, remember the life he lived. May God be with you.
So sad to hear of Jackie's passing. He was a good friend in high school back in the 60's. My prayer is God give his family comfort and peace and help each to remember the good times with him.
Our sincere condolences to the Stanley family.
We share in your loss.
May the peace and love of God surround you during this difficult time. Be comforted in knowing that J.D. is rejoicing with His Lord and Savior.
Bob & JoAnn Abrams
I met J.D and Linda when I started Girl Scouts, she was my troop leader from Pre-Kay to 9th grade! J.D would come out and help us with events and support us and his wife! He was the nicest man, husband, friend and person I knew! J.D left a positive impact everywhere he went. He will be truly missed by my family and I. We love you J.D!! Rest In Peace!
Our constant banter made my days. No matter what you would always stop by, grab a coffee, check on me and we would talk about everything. Before you would get ready to leave it was always the same two questions " Do I need anything from the store or something to eat? " and " Was I sure I had everything?" Then he always reminded me to call if i did need something. He was like another father to me and i feel so blessed to have known him. Love you always JD
I have many memories of Mr. J.D. One in particular was us cleaning his mom’s yard. There was a huge snake on the swing set. He and Brad chased me to the truck with it (scared the daylights out of me). I remember him carrying the tee pee on the back of his Chevy pickup. He was a funny, loving and compassionate person. Cheers, JD!
