GEORGIA LEE (JACKSON) PINKEL
March 29, 1942 ~ February 6, 2016
" Georgia was a one of a kind humanitarian,
and dedicated her life to peace,
freedom, and equality for all."
Georgia Lee (Jackson) Pinkel, 73, resident of Vancouver, WA, passed away Feb. 6, 2016. She was born March 29, 1942 Chicago, IL to Verlin Horace Jackson and Leona Lillian Jackson.
Georgia is survived by two sons, Robert Henry Pinkel III and Christopher Spencer Jackson Pinkel; one grandson, Derrick Jackson Pinkel; and one great-granddaughter, Helen Grace Pinkel.
Services will be held at UUCV in Vancouver, WA, Sat., Feb. 27th at 2:00 p.m.
Memorial Contributions can be made at services in the name of UUCV.
Please sign her guest book at: www.columbian.com/obits.
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I served on 2 WILPf national boards with Georgia, we had some good times amid the turmoil and I valued her perspectives so much. She was a great feminist and lover of justice. We lost touch over the past few years, but I thought we would reconnect...I'm so sad that now we won't. My condolences to her family, all her WILPF and church colleagues who will miss her so much.
Pat OBrien
March 7, 2016
I knew Georgia through WILPF and the Aurora Chorus and she made significant contributions to those and many other organizations. She was enthusiastic,supportive,and a solid person. My condolences to her family and her family of friends.
Natasha Beck
March 4, 2016
The members of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom send our heartfelt condolences to Georgia's family. She was an invaluable member and her presence will be missed. Her amazing ability to pull together all the branch activities for Peace & Freedom was a feat in and of itself. She was remarkable is so many ways. Peace.
Mary Hanson Harrison
March 3, 2016
I also appreciated her book suggestions, forthright personality and comments. The world is a better place because Georgia graced us with her presence.
Cathie Padgett -- she brightened my perspective!
Cathie Padget
February 27, 2016
Georgia was a great activist for peace and social justice issues of all kinds, especially women's rights. I appreciated her insights and knowledge. I appreciated her welcoming me into the "Raging Grannies" group, even though I've never been able to sing worth a darn. She was our fearless leader. Georgia, rest in peace, we miss you.
Angie Lindquist
February 27, 2016
You always fought the good fight Georgia.
Sing on
Lisa Richter
February 27, 2016
Georgia was our branch president when I moved to Portland and connected with WILPF. I loved working with her in carrying out the branch activities for peace, social justice, and freedom. She will be warmly remembered as an effective, imaginative, and compassionate leader of the women's peace movement. Her email messages usually ended with the words "Listen to the women for a change!"
Celeste McCollough Howard
February 27, 2016
I appreciated her social justice interests and book suggestions.
Cindy Decker
February 27, 2016
I carpooled with her to Portland UU events.I knew her I became her friend when she was over 70.As an extreme feminist, she tolerated me more than most men. She shared her experiences of living in Kentucky in a male dominated environment.
Calvin White
February 27, 2016
I'm grateful to Georgia for her active caring for justice & peace in the world. It's great to have known her.
Den Mark Wichar
February 26, 2016
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