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The Broughton Baseball family has lost a member, Jackson Williams class of 2014 has passed away at the age of 20. 

The Family would like to invite all of Jackson’s friends to a celebration of his life on Saturday Jan 28th at 3:00pm 

Outside Block Party Celebration
1315 Lutz Ave. Raleigh
3:00pm Sat Jan 28th

John Jackson Williams

Raleigh

Jackson has departed this earth after a much too short life.

He was born in Raleigh on May 30, 1996. He spent his childhood surrounded by a loving family and an incredible extended family of exceptional neighbors and friends. He graduated from Broughton High School and was attending NC State University.

He is survived by his mother, Selina Williams; father, John Howard Williams; and younger brother, James Whitman Williams, for whom Jackson will look over and protect, forever.

He is also survived by adoring grandparents, Donald & Sylvia Perkins; aunt Karen Addison, husband Dave and daughter Lauren; uncle Donald Perkins, Jr. and children Devin and Allison; aunt Jill Newton (Lewandowski) and children William, Caroline and Emily.

Fellow Broughton Baseball Player needs our support

Jere Morton III BHS class of 1977 and father of current head Coach Jere Morton IV needs our support.  Jere had a terrible accident while attending a close family friend’s wedding in Mexico last week.  He had a terrible fall where he hit his head causing multiple areas of bleeding in his brain.  The good news is he is doing much better and is expected to be able to leave the hospital and fly home soon.  The bad news is Jere was between insurance polices at the time and the Hotel / Medical facilities would not do anything until the family authorized them to charge their credit cards to pay for all the treatment.  Now the family has maxed out their credit lines and in need our help.

The Broughton Baseball family has a long history of helping out fellow family members in need.  Please take the time to read the whole story and make a donation to support Jere and his family.  No donation is too small.  Here is the link to the GoFundMe Page.

https://www.gofundme.com/j3s-medical-help-fund

I know Jere and his family will be eternally grateful for what ever you can do to help.