Jacquelyn Gorzette Harvey-Dorsey

Jacquelyn Gorzette Harvey-Dorsey 58 passed away on April 15, 2016 Jacquelyn Gorzette Harvey was born January 20, 1958 in Kansas City, Mo. The union of Rosetta Harvey and George Thurman Harvey, who preceded her in deh. Jacquelyn tended St. Joseph Cholic School a very early age and St. Vincent Cholic School until the 8th grade. She tended Bishop Hogan High School through the 10th grade and ler moved to South East High School where she ended the 12th grade. Jacquelyn worked the family business, BroSis Construction Company until she ler became disabled. Jacquelyn was a loving and caring person and loved children and animals. When she was a little girl she always had Hamsters and a Dog called “Nino”, who she lost when the family home caught fire. When Jacquelyn was born and turned 1 years old, her mernal grandfher gave her a pony for her 1st birthday. Her grandfher kept the pony in Harrisonville, Mo. where he lived and Jacquelyn would spend her summer vacions in Harrisonville with her grandparents so she could be with her pony! Jacquelyn got another dog, in her ler days, th resided with her and she named him “Nino” as well. Which was the joy of her life as well as her grandchildren. Jacquelyn had a sobriety anniversary de of May 1, 2005 th she made sure to announce and very clear! She also turned her life over to Christ in 2011 when she joined Praise Chapel and was also an organ donor, well. She leaves to mourn her mother, Rosetta Harvey Willis (Bernard) two daughters, Tomeika Harvey (Tony)  and Rosetta Dorsey (James) and one son Leonzo Harvey. Four brothers, David Harvey and her Twin for Life (Janice) , Crealaun Harvey, Sandord Willis, Dale Willis, and Robert Willis Jr. Three Sisters Antoinette Harey, Rhonda Hall (Harvey) and Janice Smith. A host of grandchildren, Mernal Grandmother Myrtle Jackson, Mernal Grandfher Dean Jackson, Pernal Grandfher Rayford Williams and Pernal Grandmother Audrey B. Williams. A host of nieces and nephews who loved “Aunt Jackie” as she dearly loved them . A host of Aunts and Uncles. Preceding her in deh, her son, Johnhan Thomas Lane Jackson III. “Jackie Will Be Dearly Missed”