Alabama 2025 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR271 Latest Draft

Bill / Introduced Version Filed 04/22/2025

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HR271
RBS3HNY-1
By Representatives Hassell, McClammy, Lawrence, Morris, Ensler
RFD: 
First Read: 22-Apr-25
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HR____ MOURNING THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF TRAVIS JAVON "WOOTY"
JACKSON.
WHEREAS, the untimely death of Mr. Travis Javon
"Wooty" Jackson of Montgomery, Alabama, on April 11, 2025,
is noted with great sadness and his valuable and
irreplaceable life of 36 years is honored and celebrated	;
loving husband, dedicated father, and successful
businessman, his death leaves a void in the lives of his
family, friends, and his community where he was highly
regarded; and
WHEREAS, Travis Javon Jackson, lovingly known as
"Wooty," was born on April 9, 1989, to the late Patricia and
Sylvester Jackson, Sr.; raised in a faith-filled home,
Travis was nurtured with strong Christian values and
dedicated his life to Christ at a young age; and
WHEREAS, from an early age, Travis displayed an
entrepreneurial spirit, launching his first business in
junior high school as the "Candy Man," selling treats from
his book bag; driven by vision and determination, he was
always focused on rising above his circumstances and
creating a better future for himself and his family; and
WHEREAS, fueled by ambition, perseverance, and a keen
eye for fashion, Travis transformed his passion into purpose
by launching his first business, Rich Life Clothing; he
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by launching his first business, Rich Life Clothing; he
later expanded his entrepreneurial reach with the opening of
Rich Life Barber and Cuts, both thriving enterprises that
reflected his ambition, creativity, and dedication to
excellence; and
WHEREAS, On July 7th, 2020, Travis married the love
of his life, Quneisha Brown; their bond was further blessed
with the anticipated arrival of their son, Travis Javon
Jackson, Jr., who will join his older sister, Nakeria, in
carrying forward their father's legacy; and
WHEREAS, Travis was known for his impeccable style,
graceful presence, and infectious love for the dance floor;
he possessed a heart of gold, always ready to help others,
generously offering whatever he had to those in need; he
never met a stranger, and his radiant smile had a way of
lighting up every room he entered; his beautiful soul was
evident in the countless selfless acts of kindness he
extended to his loved ones and his community; and
WHEREAS, he is preceded in death by his parents;
brother, Kasdolyn Jackson; sister, Eureka Jackson;
grandparents, Sophie Tell, Willie Tell, Sr., and Sylvester
Jackson, Sr.; aunt, Earnestine Rice; uncle, Willie Boldin;
and cousins, Courtney Tell, Terrell Tell, and Chanell Tell;
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WHEREAS, left to cherish his memory and honor his
legacy are his beloved wife, Quneisha Jackson; daughter,
Nakeria Jackson; unborn son, Travis Javon Jackson, Jr.;
sisters, Sabrina Jackson, Felicia Hamilton (Trey), and
Jasmine Jackson; brothers, Harold Jackson (LaTonya), Willie
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Jasmine Jackson; brothers, Harold Jackson (LaTonya), Willie
Jackson (Lakandice), Sylvester Kendricks (Deon), Tavarious
Jackson, and Joshua Jackson; grandmother, Georgia Mae
Jackson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and devoted
friends; and
WHEREAS,when one so young prematurely loses a life
filled with expectation and promise, his years are
all-the-more-treasured for having been brief; in honoring
Travis in death, we give permanence to his life, and rest
assured that his influence continues in the beloved memories
of his family, f riends, and the community ; now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That while grieving the untimely
death of Mr. Travis Javon "Wooty" Jackson, we gratefully
acknowledge the joy and innumerable blessings his life
brought to others, and we offer this resolution to his
family with profound sympathy.
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