Williamsport - Jackson Morgan, aged 66, passed away March 19th at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis.  Jackson was born in Jackson, Michigan to the late Ed Jackson Morgan and  Esther Kay (Settles) Brinson.  In his youth, he spent many wonderful hours in Missouri and Lafayette, Indiana with his 13 aunts, uncles and many cousins.  He attended Benton Central High School.  He served at Fort Bragg in the 59th Calvalry Division.  In 1990 he received his GED with the highest score ever earned in Tippecanoe County and was honored with the Albert Einstein Award.  In 1995 he received a Purdue Certification in Agriculture.  He served as Vice President of Warren County Farm Bureau for two years.  Jackson led the youth groups at St. Andrews United Methodist Church of West Lafayette and the Williamsport Christian Church.
On February 11, 1989, he married the love of his life, Margaret "Margy" Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Frank and Wini Clark of Williamsport, Indiana.  Jackson and Margy resided in Warren County for 33 years and raised their children on the Clark family farm.
Jackson became an ordained minister for Calvary Chapel in 2008.  He founded Harvest Chapel, Attica-Williamsport.  He also created an addictions ministry called Behold Recovery.  For the last 18 years, his life mission has been to help struggling souls find the path that God has intended for them.
Jackson was also passionate about his family farm and spent many years working to keep it beautiful. He was a Master Gardener and enjoyed hosting a yearly festival called "Farmer Franks Farm Days".
Jackson is survived by his wife of 37 years, Margy; his children, Misty Morgan, Jamie Morgan (Jennifer), Lindsey Kroegher, Colt Morgan, Clark Morgan and Cassidy Morgan; as well as 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.  He also leaves behind his two brothers, Larry (Stacey) Johnson and Dale (Cathy Johnson).
Visitation will be held at Harvest Chapel, 2028 S. 22nd St., Lafayette, Indiana from 2-4 pm on Sunday, March 29th.  A Celebration of Life will follow at 4 pm. with Pastor Tom Camp officiating.   The family will hold a private graveside service at a later time.
In memory of Jackson, people may donate to Behold Recovery @ Harvest Chapel, 2028 S 22nd St., Lafayette, Indiana 47905 or send flowers that may be planted n his memory on the farm he loved.