Jackson Roy Law

Jackson Roy Law, born on November 15, 1982, in Kaysville, Utah, passed away on August 25, 2024. He was a beloved son, brother, husband, and friend, known for his boundless creativity, unwavering spirit, quick wit, and full heart. Jackson was a true jack of all trades; his talents spanned sewing, drawing, baking, home DIY projects, gardening, and design to name a few. He possessed a unique gift—his ability to envision and create things that were beautiful and functional, but that surpassed anything available in stores. The bed frame he and Wyatt crafted from scratch is the ultimate testament to this unique ability. His work as an architectural drafter led him to establish House Draft Studio, where he thrived as a successful business owner, designing custom homes for high-end clients. A gifted artist, Jackson excelled at painting, the cello, woodworking, and of course all things home design. His love for music was evident in his admiration for artists like Betty Who, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Chappell Roan. He enjoyed a deep appreciation for the opera, and grew to love the theater thanks to his husband Wyatt's influence. Jackson's brain possessed a blend of creativity and logic that allowed him to excel in anything he put his mind to, he was truly gifted. His quick wit and humor, a reflection of his mother Robyn's wit, brought joy and laughter to those around him. If you were lucky enough to hear his quiet quips, you cherished that hilarious unfiltered moment. Jackson cherished his family deeply, including his siblings Amy and Ben, and the memory of his sister Maria, who passed away tragically in 2006. His family takes comfort picturing their reunion in the afterlife. His parents, Bob and Robyn, instilled in him the values of hard work and unconditional love, standing by him through every challenge he faced. In September 2023, Jackson married his soulmate, Wyatt Hendricks. Their bond was one of mutual support and understanding, filled with laughter and love. Jackson's heart extended to their pets—Toodles, a spunky umbrella cockatoo; Tungsten, a gentle Great Dane; and their two affectionate Siberian cats, Stockholm and Helsinki. Their home was a warm haven filled with creativity and companionship. Jackson's adventurous spirit led him to many destinations, from Turkey to Puerto Vallarta, and he dreamt of future travels with Wyatt, they never got to go on their honeymoon. He approached life with the motto, "Sometimes if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself," reflecting his determination and resourcefulness. Jackson's impact on the lives of those around him was profound. He was a peacemaker, a compassionate listener, and a friend who made everyone feel seen and valued. His belief in kindness as a fundamental principle was a guiding light in his life, inspiring others to treat each other with respect and compassion. Jackson Roy Law will be remembered for his remarkable talents, his unwavering love for family and friends, and the joy he brought into the lives of those fortunate enough to know him. He leaves behind his loving husband Wyatt, his parents Bob and Robyn, his siblings Amy and Ben, and a myriad of cherished pets. His spirit will live on in the hearts of all who loved him.

Jackson Roy Law

November 15, 1982 - August 25, 2024