Jacqueline Elaine "Jackie" McIntosh, 70, formerly of Bay City passed away August 13, 2019. She was born May 4, 1949 in Bay City to the late Jack J. Brumley and Delores Elaine Crittenton Brumley.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband James Jack "Mac" McIntosh and her daughter Maurci De'Ann Blackmon McIntosh.

Survivors include her sons James J. McIntosh, Myca Allyn McIntosh and Kika Ngozi Oyibo; sister Cindy Graves, brother Jack Jay Brumley; grandchildren James Jack McIntosh III, Ashley Krysteen McIntosh, Michaela Grace McIntosh, Jordan Andrew McIntosh, Katelyn De'Ann Wells, Alese Yvonne Pena, Koby Wade Blackmon, Kaprena McIntosh, Kaylee McIntosh and Clifford McIntosh and great-grandchildren Aubrey Baker, Dustin Blackmon, Aden McIntosh, Ezra McIntosh, Morgana McIntosh, Roman McIntosh, Adeylyne McIntosh and Khyler McIntosh.

Funeral service will be 2:00 PM Sunday, August 18, 2019 at the First United Pentecostal Church with Dr. Marvin Moore officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Koby Wade Blackmon, Jimbo Brumley, Edward Cumbie, Tim McIntosh, Chris McIntosh and Michael McIntosh.

Our Mother, Our Ome, Our Sister.

The one and only Jacqueline Jackie AKA Mossy. There are no words that can describe such a loving strong-willed beautiful incredible soul. Her presence was known without saying words. By the light of her smile and curiosity there is not one human being she crossed without knowing their name and birthdate.

(AM) Ome was an amazing person who could make anyone smile she had one of the biggest hearts ever she loved everyone.

(KW) Ome had so much love for all her family and friends but love for God overshadowed.

(AP) Ome was one of the strongest but most stubborn person I've known her personality was the best and she was constantly making me laugh.

(MM) Ome was fearless outspoken stubborn and most days loved making people laugh. Shine your light so bright over us all. You will never me forgotten.