Jackie Rennette Clair was born on Sept 8, 1960 to Forrest and Joan Clair of Omaha, Tx. She was a member of Mt Moriah Baptist Church.

Jackie graduated from Paul H Pewitt High School in 1979.  During her senior year, she was a dental assistant for Dr Colliers dental office in Naples. Once she became a phlebotomist, she spent a few years at the Naples Clinic then transferred to ETMC in Tyler and finished her career at Titus County Memorial Hospital. Throughout her life, Jackie was always the fun loving,, all around girl with a spunky sense of humor.  She loved to fish, ride horses,  listening to music, grilling, playing softball, fishing and the occasional yard work. She enjoyed making memories with her family. She loved music and old black and white films along with the occasional John Wayne movies.  Her large family kept her busy most weekends with birthday parties, anniversaries, ball games and holiday gatherings. The past several years she enjoyed playing cards with her close friends Wanda, Ann and Andrea. She was known for calling you several times a day just to say "hey" and she was never seen without a Pepsi in hand.

She is survived by her father, Forrest A. Clair; a brother,  Michael; two sisters, Sally Cobb and Stacey Morrow. Numerous cousins, nephews/nieces and great nephews and nieces.

Those that preceded her in death was her best friend and loving mother, Joan (Davis) Clair; nephew, Aaron Berry; grandparents Forrest and Olive Clair, Mildred Golbrecht of Indianapolis, Indiana; Glenn and Irene Davis, Myrtle Davis of Lone Star and  Elsie Davis of North Carolina ;  Aunt and Uncle Dawn and Max Kamin of Sugarland; Glenn Davis of San Fransisco, Ca; RA Davis of Lone Star. Along with several close friends.

A visitation will be held from 5-7 PM on Monday, January 27, 2025, in the chapel of Harrison Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 2 PM on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, in Omaha Cemetery with brother Ken Cox officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in remembrance  to Mt Moriah Baptist Church or to Omaha Cares.