Jackson Pixley

Jackson was known for his optimistic attitude and free spirit. He was someone people gravitated toward, full of life, and never failing to bring energy, love, and laughter to everyone around him. He had a way of making everyone feel valued and special, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew him. He was a loving son, brother, and friend and shared a special bond with his older brother Dylan and his younger sister Faith.

Jackson attended LSU and was an active member of the Delta Chi Fraternity. Delta Chi played a significant role in his life, and he treasured each fraternity brother and the bond they created.

Jackson also had a passion for boxing, baseball, and golf. Interests that reflected his energy, determination, and love of life.

At the age of 15, Jackson was diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome (WPW), a rare heart condition in which an extra electrical pathway is present. This extra pathway can cause a dangerously fast heart rhythm. At just 19 years old, without warning, he passed away from sudden cardiac arrest related to this condition.

His loss has deeply impacted his family, friends, and community, but his legacy continues to live on in a powerful way.