CELEBRATING REV. DAVID JACOBSEN
Here is video of the complete celebration service of Rev. David Jacobsen (starts a few comments in)
NOTE: If you don’t see a playable video, watch directly on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WatIEkuxEIE
Scroll down for more, including video of George McLaird’s loving, funny comments about David.
David’s wonderful obituary story in the Marin IJ.
NOTE: If you don’t see a playable video, watch directly on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKwtZoD4x0U
Remembering Rev. David Jacobsen in worship. Good stories. Good memories. Good friends.
The Reverend David Jacobsen, May 5, 1922 – July 4, 2012
The Sausalito Presbyterian Church community mourns the passing of our beloved Pastor Emeritus, the Reverend David C. Jacobsen. Born on May 5, 1922, David passed away yesterday on July 4, 2012. He was called by this church on August 21, 1960 and served until 1969, and then returned to the church from 1972-1975. His wife of 66 years, Helen, who passed away in March 2011, was also deeply loved by this community. Together they developed and lead the Prayer Renewal workshop all over the country and began a healing prayer group here thatcontinues to meet to this day (Tuesday nights at 6:30 PM). As Pastor, David created the “Dialogue” exchange during worship and opened wide the church doors so that all people might feel welcomed and loved at a time of great social upheaval in this country.
We remember David and Helen with love and with gratitude for their many years of service and friendship. Their presence will always be a cherished part of the life of this community. Our love and prayers go out to their children – Ruth, Mark and Paul, their grandchildren and great grandchild. Details for a memorial service are being planned
A CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF THE REVEREND DAVID CHARLES JACOBSEN, SUN. JULY 29, 1:00
David served this church as Pastor and Pastor Emeritus for over 50 years.
Click here to read David’s wonderful obituary in the Marin Independent Journal (or read it below)
Reception immediately following the service, Thomson Hall.
