Charlotte Jackson

Charlotte Lillie Jackson, a compassionate and generous soul, passed away on July 14, 2026. Born on April 15, 1954, in Connersville, IN, to Lucile DeBarr. Charlotte spent a significant part of her life in Tipton, Indiana, where she laid down her roots and built a life centered around her family and friends. Charlotte was known for her loyalty and supportive nature, making her a cherished member of her community. She dedicated numerous years of service to Hamilton Heights Elementary as a cafeteria worker before retiring. Her life was a testament to her kind, giving spirit.

In her leisure, Charlotte found joy in an array of activities that further showcased her generous spirit. She was an enthusiastic painter, and her works often mirrored her compassionate nature. Keeping busy with her different collections, Charlotte also spent her youthful days knitting and crocheting. Her adventurous spirit was evident in her love for traveling with "The Antique Road Show," making lasting memories. A loyal member of the Tipton Women's American Legion Auxiliary, Charlotte lived a life full of purpose and kindness. Her greatest joy, however, was spending time with her family and friends, who were the heart of her world.

Charlotte is survived by her sons, Kevin (Hannah) Stoops and Jason (Kara) Stoops. She was preceded in death by her parents, Jerry Stevens and Lucile and Fred DeBarr; and her companion, Richard Stewart.

Visitation for Charlotte will be held on Monday, July 20, 2026, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Hartley-Dunnichay Funeral Home, 209 West Jackson Street, Cicero, Indiana, 46034. Her funeral service will follow at 1:00 pm at the same location with Pastor Jody Brown officiating. Burial will follow the services at Arcadia Brethren Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Hartley-Dunnichay Funeral Homes - Cicero.

We invite you to share your memories of Charlotte and upload photos to her memorial page. Your stories and pictures will serve as a comforting reminder of her compassionate nature, her generous spirit, and the love she held for her family and friends.