Jacqueline Irene Johnson

Jacqueline “Jackie” Irene Johnson, 62, of Austin, Texas, passed away peacefully at home on May 20, 2026. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, niece, and friend who will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Jackie was born in Melbourne, Florida, on February 5, 1964. As a young child, her family moved to Richardson, Texas, and later to Austin, where she spent her formative years and graduated from Anderson High School. She built a long and successful career in customer service, working in call centers for retail, resort planning, and insurance sales, and earned many accolades along the way.

In the last decade of her life, Jackie pursued CNA training and devoted her nurturing spirit to caring for the elderly and infirm. She also brought her sense of humor to her work, helping lift the spirits of the patients she served.

Jackie had a tender heart and a deep desire to care for others. She made it her mission to ensure that everyone she met felt her love and compassion. Her caring nature was evident in her everyday thoughts, words, and actions.

Jackie was preceded in death by her mother, Sharon Flanagan Johnson; her brother, Dale Lee Johnson; and her father, Thomas Rodney Johnson. She is survived by her husband, Robert Bryan Allen of Austin; her son, Michael Alan Johnson of North Highlands, California; and his four children, Isabella, Christopher, Skye, and Michael. She is also survived by her aunt, Cathie Eileen Slinn of Hollywood, Florida; her uncle, Dennis O. Johnson and his wife, Marilyn Johnson, of Cumming, Georgia; her aunt, Prudence Delamater of Palo Alto, California; and her cousin, Forrest Lee Johnson of Nashville.

Jackie’s blended family with her husband, Robert, also includes her stepdaughter, Jenny Robinson, Jenny’s husband, Troy, and their children, Beau, Honor, and Liberty, of Huffman, Texas. She is also survived by her stepson, Robert Colby Allen, his wife, Sarah, and their daughter, Cecily, of San Antonio, Texas.

Jackie will be cremated at Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Homes in Austin. No formal service is planned. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society to support breast cancer research.

Jackie faced her battle with breast cancer with courage and determination. She worked hard to learn about her illness and to follow the recommended course of treatment. She remained strong until the end, and those who knew her witnessed her unwavering effort and resilience. For those who knew and loved her, there is comfort in believing she is now at home with the Lord and reunited with her loved ones. May she rest in peace.