Today is Jackie's birthday. I wish she were here to celebrate. She was a very dear friend and I will miss her very much. Our monthly lunches were more enjoyable because she joined us. When I went home, my husband would say "Jackie kissed you" because there was red lipstick on my cheek. She always said " I love you" and when I replied "I love you more" she giggled. HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN HEAVEN, Jackie.

Jackie loved to do lunch with the ladies and the ladies loved to do lunch with Jackie. She shared good conversation, laughter and fun. After leaving Jackie you would find a bright red imprint of Jackie's lipstick on your cheek.

Jackie was the backbone of our Math department. She was always there to help everything run smoothly. We had a lot of fun and a lot of laughs together too! I will never forget you! Rest In Peace 💕💕.

Mrs. Fredrickson was such a welcoming presence at Northport High School when I first met her. She was so caring to the students and was a GODSEND to the Math Department! After almost 30 years graduated we managed to cross paths many times in the East Northport community. I will miss her very much.

Rest In Peace Aunt Jackie, we know you will be dancing in heaven. Love, Marilyn, Patti, Linda, Billy, Jill, Erin and Justin.

Rest In Peace Aunt Jackie. We miss celebrating Christmas with the gang and Uncle Paul ='(.

I was among the many friends Jackie had at Curves gym, where we probably did as much socializing as exercising. We also met once a month as a group we called the Lunch Bunch. We would all leave the restaurant with a badge of her friendship, a red imprint of lipstick on our cheeks. We will miss Jackie very much.

Jackie took me under her wing on my first day of teaching Math at Northport High School in 1973. Paul was a senior that year. After 30 years I had retired, and she was still that wonderful welcoming person who would help others through the scary years of a new teacher! To my friend Jackie, you now get to dance with those angels who have watched over us! You get to finally hug and kiss John and Paul again! (What kind of lipstick do they have in heaven?) Love you Jackie, and thank you for all you have done for me.

Jackie was a kind & friendly neighbor for more than 50 years. As a girl I remember looking over the back fence to watch Jackie & her husband practice their dance moves - they were really good!! She was well known in our neighborhood for her years of walking - long before it ever became a trend. We will miss her.