We are sad to announce that on December 7, 2020 we had to say goodbye to Christie (Jackson) McNeill (Syracuse, New York), born in Manhattan, New York. Family and friends can send flowers and/or light a candle as a loving gesture for their loved one. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Christie (Jackson) McNeill to show support.

She was predeceased by: her son Fernando Nijeer Jackson Jr.. She is survived by: her mother Shirley McNeill of Brooklyn, NY; her husband Fernando Jackson of Syracuse, NY; her mother-in-law Ozzetta R. Jackson of Syracuse, NY; her children, Ahmad McNeill-Bey of Syracuse, NY, Shalisia Jackson of Syracuse, NY and Rahjier McNeill of Syracuse, NY; her grandsons, Prince Ahmad McNeill-Bey of Syracuse, NY, Ahdjua Amadi McNeill-Bey of Syracuse, NY and Tsoujouirre Gomes of Syracuse, NY; her pet ChiChi; her sisters, Elaine Lawrence (Stanley Lawrence) of Baldwinsville, NY and Brenda McNeill of San Rafael, CA; her niece Sharina Nixon-Pitts (Eric Pitts) of Shippensburg, PA; her nephew John Coles (Kenesha Coles) of Lorton, VA; her nieces and nephews, Khalil Nixon (April Smith) of Queens, NY, Ieasha McNeil-Huey (Keith Huey) of Cicero, NY, Robert McNeill of Allentown, PA, Ariona Johnson of Woodlawn, CA, Ra Elliot Johnson Wallace of San Rafael, CA and Enchandra Johnson of Lorton, VA; and also D'Shawn Jones (Sausar Jones) of Syracuse, NY. She is also survived by cousins, great nieces, great nephews, and friends.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Farone & Son, Inc. Funeral Home

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December 14, 2020

Michael Insalaco and Family lit a candle

“In loving memory of Christie (Jackson) McNeill, Sharing in your sorrow. Christie holds a special place in my heart. We had many fun visits, laughed a lot and worked through our challenges. We had a trusting relationship that will endure forever. Christie made our home, her home. I will cherish her fancy dress, strong will, and her love of roses that she cared for every year next to the front porch. Her love of family and the warmth of her smile will be greatly missed by all. Peace Christie”