Terryson Jackson Obituary, A Remarkable Life Remembered

Terryson Jackson Obituary, Death Cause – It is with profound sadness and a heavy heart that we share the heartbreaking news of the untimely passing of a beloved member of our team, Captain Terryson Jackson. Today, August 28, 2023, our hearts are heavy as we remember his unwavering dedication and the ultimate sacrifice he made in the line of duty. Captain Jackson tragically lost his life this morning when a BSO Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency Services helicopter crashed in Pompano Beach. For 19 years, Captain Jackson was a shining beacon of service, embodying the spirit of selflessness and dedication to the people of Broward County.

His journey began in March 2004 in Deerfield Beach, and when the two agencies merged in October 2011, he seamlessly transitioned to the BSO family. As a flight paramedic, he wasn’t just a part of the team; he was an integral force that touched lives and made a difference every single day. Captain Jackson’s commitment went beyond the uniform. His role as a flight paramedic allowed him to impact our community in profound ways, providing vital care to critically ill patients in their most vulnerable moments. His passion for his work was unmatched, and his expert care, compassion, and reassurance provided solace to those in their times of greatest need.

As we mourn his loss, we extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to the Jackson family. We cannot fathom the depth of their grief, but we hope they find some comfort in knowing that Terryson was a true hero who selflessly served his community, always putting the well-being of others before his own. Captain Terryson Jackson’s legacy will forever be woven into the fabric of our department. His memory will live on in the lives he touched, the patients he cared for, and the countless lives he saved. While words can never truly express the magnitude of this loss, we will honor his memory by continuing to serve our community with the same dedication and passion that he exemplified.