Jacqueline A. Fulson
A Life Cherished and Fondly Remembered

It is with heavy hearts and deep sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and daughter, Mrs. Jacqueline "Jackie" Arnetta Fulson. Her presence was a beacon of warmth, kindness, and unwavering support to all who knew her. She touched countless lives with her spicy spirit, warm heart, and infectious laughter. Born on February 24, nineteen hundred and fifty-one, to Zembre Adams and Lucinda (Reese) Adams in Denver, Colorado, Jackie was a cherished mother, daughter and sister. Baptized at an early age into the Church of Christ, she stayed true to early convictions and strong Christian values. In May of 1969, she attended Okmulgee State after graduating from Wewoka High School, pursuing a career in Finance and Banking. Employed as a Bank Teller at First National Bank (Oklahoma), U.S. Bank (Oregon), and Langley Federal Credit Union (Virginia) for many years before her retirement.

Her life was marked by a deep compassion for family unity, serving underprivileged foster kids, and being a confidante for her younger siblings. Jackie's boundless capacity for love uplifted those who struggled, and she never hesitated to offer a helping hand. Her passions were many, but becoming a Fashion Designer was her dream. She found joy in simple pleasures, and she was extremely multitalented; whether through sewing, knitting, crocheting, fishing, gardening, or just sharing stories around the family holidays. Her love and talent for sewing allowed her to sew her own clothes and clothes for her younger siblings. Her senseless act of kindness enabled her to use her gifts knitting "baby booties" and "baby stocking caps" for area hospital NICU Units, along with creating crocheted toys, blankets, Afghans, knitted baskets, and purses. Jackie's wisdom and determination guided us, her encouragement motivated us, and her love will remain forever in our hearts.

As we gather to remember her, we celebrate the legacy she leaves behind: a legacy of kindness, gratitude, resilience, and unconditional love. Jackie is survived by her children Jeffery S. Fulson Sr., and his wife Phyllis; Jerard S. Fulson Sr., and his wife Shaylyn; and Rosiland A. Molokwu and her husband Alex; seven grandchildren, Chanae Fulson, Jeffery Fulson Jr. and his wife Hasahni, Jariah Fulson, Jerard Fulson Jr., Niyah Fulson, Jacklyn Lucas, and Marvill Lucas; and three great-grandchildren Elana Fulson, Jordan Fulson, and Amelia Fulson. Sisters, Connie (Adams) Harper, Colleen (Wade) Adams; Brothers Ricky Wade, and Harvey Wade; and many cousins, nieces, and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Zembre and Lucinda Adams-Wade; former husband Ocie Fulson; sisters Pauline Scott Irvin, Candance Wade, Gearldine Adams Byucks, Karen Adams-Breath, Colletta Wade; brothers Paul Scott, Johnny Adams, Donnie Adams, and Dicky Wade.

There will be a "Celebration of the Life of Jackie Fulson" Memorial Service at 9:30 am, Saturday, October 11, 2025 at Spencer Church of Christ, 8512 NE 36th St., Spencer, Oklahoma, followed by a repast from 11 am – Noon.

Sign the online guestbook and view a photo tribute at www.wwfh-ofallon.com. Wolfersberger Funeral Home, O'Fallon, Ill., is serving the Fulson family.