In loving memory of Jacquelyn Louise Stuart who sadly passed away on 8th July 2026.
Jackie was the best Mum, Nanny, Mother-in-Law, Sister, Aunty and treasured Friend to many.
Born on 30/06/1965, Jackie grew up in a close-knit small family with her sister Debbie, and parents - Lawrence and Pamela.
Jackie was a fun-loving but deeply caring soul, always helping and supporting others and creating fun memories on holidays, trips and events with all those close to her. She had a cheeky and wicked sense of humour, bringing joy to others to her antics, but this was balanced with a hard-working and empathetic attitude to support all those she came into contact with.
She was fiercely proud of her family - her Son - Jack, Daughter - Kirsty, the apple of her eye - her Grandson Leo, and her Daughter-in-law - Holly.
Her funeral will be held on Friday 14/08/2026 at 11:45AM. This will be at Eltham Crematorium, in the North Chapel.
This will be followed by a Celebration of Jackie's Life at Danson Boathouse between 13:00 and 16:00PM.
Everyone is welcome to join us in remembering and celebrating the wonderful person she was.
For those who wish to, you are very welcome to send flowers or make a donation to Target Ovarian Cancer.
Jackie absolutely loved colour, purple being her favourite. As we celebrate her life, we would love for everyone attending to wear something purple, if possible.
We know Jackie would have loved to see a sea of purple in her honour.
I was so very sad to hear Jackie had lost her brave battle with ovarian cancer.
Her funeral was a beautiful sea of purple 💜 and such a lovely celebration of her life .
I’ll always treasure the happy , fun times we shared in Nerja .
Jackie , you were so inspirational and will be so sadly missed. You will always have a special place in my heart ❤️, Lisa xx
We had some fun times and some dramas between us, our journeys to work and spending weekends at mine with the kids
Thank you for the memories Jackie sleep tight ❤️ xx
I hope every penny donated
makes a cure possible to help those fighting as Jackie did. Brave lovely lady. Love to all the family 💜💜
Will always remember your friendship and kindness. Will miss you so much ❤️
Jackie was a great, trusted person to work with - at ES. My lasting memory(ies) was her sharing a late drink with me and a uni mate at my work leaving drinks, or sending me to recee (and politely have a word with) some work drinks gatecrashers she'd spotted at another event - classic, sharp, sociable Jackie!
Best regards hopes and wishes to you, her family (my thoughts are with you today - and with regret I can't be there due to a last minute work change beyond me)
Many great memories, with love from Karen & Vanessa from Manchester xx
Jackie,
You have been such an inspiration, and your kindness gave me the strength to face my own journey. I will always remember your bravery and the courage you showed through everything.
Unfortunately, I am unable to attend your farewell, but please know that I will be thinking of you on that day and always. Thank you for your kindness, support, and friendship.
I will never forget our first London social, travelling home together and giggling all the way. Despite everything you faced, you remained brave, courageous, fun, and full of warmth.
You are a truly remarkable lady, and I feel privileged to have known you.
With love,
Lesley xxx
I hope to attend Jackie’s funeral health prevailing. Words can’t describe Jackie. She was such fun, so positive about her condition. We became quite close particularly when we were both off work and shared a lot of info on dealing with our respective conditions. Words fail me at the moment as I was extremely fond of her and did not expect her to go so quickly. May her gentle soul rest in peace. I miss her.
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