Warren Thomas Jackson Obituary in Richmond at Scotts Funeral Home

Obituary For Warren Thomas Jackson

Warren Thomas Jackson, entered into eternal life on April 25, 2020. Born April 21, 1947, in Richmond, Virginia, he was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence L. Jackson, Sr., Margaret P. Jackson and brother, Clarence L. Jackson, Jr. He was educated in the Richmond Public School System, where he attended Randolph Elementary School and graduated from Maggie L. Walker High School. After graduation, he spent a year at Hampton University before being drafted into the U.S. Army. His tour of duty lasted 4 years, with one of those years serving on the front lines in the Vietnam War. Upon discharge from the military, Warren attended Virginia Union University where he earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. He continued his education at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he undertook studies in Computer Science. Warren used his skills and keen interest in computers to acquire employment with Geico, Inc. in Bethesda, Maryland, as a Computer Analyst. He worked with Geico for over 40 years until his call to service with our Lord and savior. This was his life. He loved his work. Warren is survived by his sister, Cynthia J. Brown; brothers, Basil P. and Kenneth F. Jackson; sisters-in-laws, Ann and Brendolyn Jackson; nephew, Robert S. Brown, Jr.; three nieces, Theresa B. Harvey (Sam), Yolanda and Brandie Jackson; a host of grand and great-grand nieces and nephews; devoted family and friends. Funeral services will be privately conducted, on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 , with immediate family. Burial will take place at Virginia Veterans Cemetery. Funeral Arrangements provided by Scott’s Funeral Home, 116 E. Brookland Park Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia 23222.

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Warren was a friendly face of the halls of GEICO. I never worked directly with him but knew his kind and thoughtful spirit. I will definitely miss his "Hello's and the calmness that surrounded him. My condolences to his family. Rest In Peace amongst the many angels in Heaven. Andrea Williams

I worked with Warren for a year as his supervisor at GEICO. He was a delight to work with. He as a dedicated worker, eager to learn and always ready to lend a hand. I will miss him. Prayers to all that knew and loved him. Meredith

Warren and I were graduates of MLW Class of '65 and we both spent a year at Hampton Institute and we both went to Vietnam but not together and we both graduated from VUU but not the same class but we both worked on Doug Wilder's successful campaign for governor in '89. He was in-charge of the campaign's computer network and keeping the system up and running in addition to designing various programs.
Rest well my classmate, fellow veteran and friend. Michael Brown

As long as we keep the sweet memories of our loved ones they never die. May the Creator be pleased with your soul Bro. Warren Bro. Hassan Muhammad aka Doug Webber MLW class of 1966

Sincere sympathy and prayers to the family. May God continue to give you strength, comfort and peace.
Amanda Powell Robinson, MLW 1965 classmate

Condolences to The Jackson Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Warren was my first new friend when our family moved across the street from you all. As you know, we spent many years of growing up together and I have many, many fond memories of our growing years. Michael Gray