Jackie Page Bragg's final arrangements

Jackie Page Bragg was an amazing and unique person. She never met a stranger. She never turned away from helping anyone that was in need. She would help to the point of losing sleep and financial ruin to help anyone and everyone, no matter what walk of life they came from. She wouldn't turn her back on anyone.

For the last 6 years of her life, I've watched her go through so much pain that she never deserved to be put through. And you'd think that would make anyone turn bitter and shy away from helping anyone, but not Jackie. She had a compassion that was unmeasurable, and no matter how many times she would get used, she never lost her faith in humanity. She got her love of helping the fellow man from her parents, as they were members of first responders and a volunteer fire department in a small town in Kentucky by the name of Plano. She grew up helping people in need. Even after she moved to Seneca, SC, she never lost that drive and compassion to help her fellow man, woman, or child.

She went home to be with her daddy, her mother, her grandmother, and the rest of her family that had gone before her, whom she so loved and missed. And now she needs help with her final arrangements. In the 40 years that she walked in this life, she used up her heart helping others, no matter the story. Now that she used her heart up to the end of her worldly life, she deserves to be laid to rest peacefully. She would never expect anyone to give their last dollar for anything she needed, nor would she even ask for it. She would say, "I'll figure it out, I'll be ok" with that smile she had. This has come to a time that we all couldn't dig deep enough to ever repay her kindness and generosity that she so effortlessly gave unconditionally. There is no doubt that she will be one soul that will get her wings because she was already an angel that walked amongst us.

A bare-bones final arrangement will cost at a bare minimum of $7500 (that's an estimated amount). Jackie is asking for some help for her trip to go be with her parents and loved ones that have passed on before her. For anyone who knew her or has had the privilege of being helped by her, knows she's not one to ask for help. That's why we all just need to show up and help her on her final journey home.