The season of life for Ronald Michael Jackson began in Albany, Georgia on January 26, 1973.   He was the son of James and Dora Bell Jackson.

He received his formal education in the Dougherty County School System, including Dougherty Comprehensive High School.  While at Dougherty, he was active in numerous school organizations, activities and sporting events.

Ronald was a very conscientious, individual who gave his best at whatever he did.  His ambition, drive, and fervor spurred him to become one of Albany's small business entrepreneurs.  Known by many as "Repo Man", his company provided employment opportunities for several individuals in the Albany community.

Often described as an energetic, witty, and happy individual, Ronald was very outgoing and gathered much from his life experiences.  He took advantage of every opportunity to spend time with his family and friends.  He had an engaging personality, a gigantic heart, and he enjoyed having fun.  He was a friend you could depend on and he was always ready to lend a helping hand wherever needed.  The strong bonds of friendship that he developed throughout his life will long be remembered and cherished.

On August 19, 2019, Ronald's earthly season ended and he transitioned  to eternal rest.

Cherished memories will forever remain in the hearts of his parents, James L. and Dora Bell Jackson; six children, Jasmyne Jackson, Zechariah Joel Jackson, Roman Josiah Jackson, Ronald Michael Jackson, Jr., Jaylin Jackson, and Jayden Jackson; siblings, Pastor Lawana (Pastor Sidney) Marlin of Metter, GA, and Bonita (James) Brown, Shanita Jordan, James (Mary) Jackson, Jr., Reginald Jackson, and Derrick Jackson all of Albany, GA; grandchildren, Jaidin Jackson, Jhamir Jackson, Kamira Colmon, and Kamiya Colmon; and a host of, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.