Jacqueline Mihelic

life story

The sun rose on February 17, 1953, Jacqueline was born to Elsie Young and Jessie James Pulley, II. Jackie was the youngest of four children. Jackie attended Bonds Upper Grade Center for grammar school and Harper High School both in Chicago Illinois. Jackie accepted Christ at an early age at Travelers Rest Spiritual Church where she song in the choir with her other siblings. Family first: That was her motto; she was always willing and ready to do whatever her family needed and asked her to do. Jackie’s children and her grandchildren was her passion. Jackie was married Jerome Garland for twenty-five years (25) and to this union two Children was born Tabitha (Tammy) and Jerome (Bobby) Pulley. Jackie was preceded in death by her mother, Elsie Young, Jessie James Pulley, II, stepfather Lee Young, her sisters Betty Jean Pulley and Pamala Snipes, her brothers Jessie James Pulley III, one great-granddaughter Faith Davis, her two nephews Donald Robison and Walter Pulley. The sun set on October 5, 2022 and Jackie’s heavenly father took her home. Jackie leaves to cherish her memories her children Tammy Pulley (Wisconsin), Bobby (Milwaukee Wisconsin), twelve grandchildren: Precious Pulley, Monica Conrod of Wisconsin), Jessie Pulley (Tony), (Minnesota), Jacqueline Matlock, Dominique Matlock, Jerome Pulley, Jr. Tegre Matlock Jr, Walter Matlock, Tanisha Matlock (Tata), Zion Pulley, Hezekiah (Wisconsin), and twenty-eight (28) great grand kids: three nephews, Curtis Pulley, Calvin Snipes, Bryant Snipes: A host of cousins and friends.

Order Of Service

Processional Family

Scripture Reading Monica Conrod

Prayer Monica Conrod

Solo Chondra Wright

Poem Precious Pulley

Obituary Reading Jacqueline Matlock

Remarks (2 minutes) Family & Friends

Eulogy Apostle Karl D. Flowers,

Special Words Tammy Pulley

I was happy to meet you the years I did, I love you with all my heart and happy that you are in peace. I’m grateful to have the legacy of your name.

Granddaughter Jackie

We love you and we will miss you.

Grandsons Walter, and Tegre Jr

I will miss your laugh, smile and encouragement. I was happy to meet you, I wish I had more time with you but you’re no longer in pain. Love you and you will truly be missed.

Granddaughter Tata

I know you lived a rough life, and now you are at peace, I love you and I will truly miss you.

Tony

I will always cherish the time we had together, I will miss you and you will be loved forever

Granddaughter Dominique

Dear Mother, I thank God for restoring our relationship, I really appreciate the wonderful times we had together. I was truly blessed to be granted the opportunity to sow back into you, the love and prayers, you have giving me from birth. You were the bravest, strongest, caring mother, I have known, I will forever cherish the memories the love we have shared as mother and daughter.

Daughter Tammy

Dear Mother, the day you left us was the darkest day of my life. But also I have a great sense of joy knowing you finished the race and are in the presence of the Most High. You were a great role model you stood out among so many women, you taught me to love, respect and service. You were the description of strength determination and character. You were a champion who stood, even when others refused to stand with you. Even in your pain and difficult time, you showed so much beauty, grace, love and patience. You touched my heart in so many ways, your strength and smile even on dark days made me realize I can make it through anything. The love you had for me will carry me through this difficult time you will forever remain in my heart. I LOVE YOU MOM

Jerome, Jr.