Harrell Jackson Obituary, Death Omaha, NE – The Omaha community is mourning the loss of Harrell Jackson Jr., an 18-year-old Millard West High School graduate and former wrestling champion, who died early Tuesday morning in a fatal car accident near Nebraska City. Jackson, who was also a student at Peru State College, leaves behind a legacy of athletic excellence and a lasting impression on all who knew him. The accident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, November 19, 2024. Local authorities confirmed Jackson was the sole victim in the crash, which remains under investigation. The news of his untimely death has sent shockwaves through his family, friends, and the larger community, who remember him as a dedicated athlete and a kind-hearted individual.
During his time at Millard West High School, Jackson earned recognition as a champion wrestler, celebrated for his talent, determination, and leadership on and off the mat. His coaches and teammates described him as a fierce competitor with an unyielding work ethic, whose achievements brought pride to the school and community. After graduating, Jackson enrolled at Peru State College, where he continued to pursue his aspirations while making new connections and building his future. Millard West High School issued a statement expressing condolences to Jackson’s family and honoring his contributions to the school. “Harrell was an outstanding student-athlete whose impact will not be forgotten. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and teammates during this difficult time.”
Community members have organized a vigil to celebrate Jackson’s life, emphasizing his positive influence and the bonds he formed with those around him. Funeral arrangements have yet to be announced, and the family has requested privacy as they grieve this unimaginable loss. The passing of Harrell Jackson Jr. is a profound tragedy for the Omaha and Millard West communities. His memory will endure in the hearts of those who knew him, and his achievements as a student-athlete will continue to inspire others for years to come.
