Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HJR72

Refer
2/27/24  
Report Pass
2/29/24  
Refer
2/27/24  
Report Pass
2/29/24  
Report Pass
3/19/24  
Refer
2/29/24  
Enrolled
3/21/24  
Report Pass
3/19/24  
Enrolled
3/21/24  
Passed
4/5/24  
Passed
3/21/24  
Passed
4/5/24  

Caption

James Alvin "Jim" Littleton, death mourned

Impact

The resolution does not change any existing state laws but serves as a public acknowledgment of Littleton's contributions during his lifetime. It highlights his roles in various significant positions, including as Executive Assistant to Governor Fob James, where he worked on labor relations and economic development. The bill provides an opportunity for reflection on the importance of civic engagement and public service, reminding current legislators and the community of the road paved by individuals like Littleton in advocating for workforce equity and community improvement.

Summary

HJR72 is a resolution commemorating the life and legacy of James Alvin 'Jim' Littleton, who passed away on January 25, 2024, at the age of 84. Littleton was a well-respected figure in his community, known for his advocacy for improved workforce training and equitable job opportunities in Alabama's manufacturing sector. His contributions as a U.S. Army veteran, educator, and community leader highlight the significant impact he had on the lives of many Alabamians. The resolution serves to honor his memory and contributions through a formal expression of condolence from the Alabama Legislature.

Sentiment

The sentiment expressed in support of HJR72 is overwhelmingly positive. Legislators and community members regard the resolution as a fitting tribute to a significant figure whose life's work epitomized dedication to public service. The bill underscores the deep respect held for Littleton and the impact he had on many lives. It acts as a rallying point for those who share his vision of community betterment through service and advocacy.

Contention

Since HJR72 is a resolution of tribute rather than a bill that enacts law or policy changes, there are no notable points of contention surrounding it. The unanimous support for this tribute indicates a shared recognition of Jim Littleton's contributions across both houses of the Alabama Legislature, fostering a sense of community around shared values in remembrance of his legacy.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HR274

Calvin Miller II, death mourned

AL K01193

Mourning the death of James R. Peluso, Vietnam War veteran, and devoted member of his family and community

AL HR230

Thomas Michele Withers, death mourned

AL HR78

Dr. Lynda Blackmon Lowery, death mourned

AL HJR37

Hannibal McNeill Gipson, Jr., death mourned

AL HJR154

George W. Barber, Jr., death mourned

AL SJR27

William Grant Lynch, Jr., death mourned

AL HR247

LeBarron Christopher Horn, death mourned

AL SJR0649

A RESOLUTION to recognize and honor James Alvin Rogers and his song, "Fly, Eagle, Fly."

AL SJR47

John J. Guthrie, Jr., death mourned

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