Illinois HR 702: CONGRATS-NIDHI KULKARNI

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HR0702LRB104 21013 LAW 34906 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives are saddened to learn of the death of Tardifay 

4(Horton) Jackson, who passed away on February 13, 2026; and

5 WHEREAS, Tardifay Jackson was born to Charlie Lee and 

6Bessie Jefferson Horton in Chattanooga, Tennessee on January 

77, 1936; she attended East 5th Street Elementary School in 

8Chattanooga and received a bachelor's degree in education from 

9Tennessee State University in Nashville, where she pledged 

10Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; she also attended Chicago 

11Teachers College, known today as Chicago State University, and 

12earned a master's degree from Northeastern Illinois 

13University; and

14 WHEREAS, Tardifay Jackson met James Jackson while 

15attending Tennessee State University, and they married in a 

16chapel at Fort Rucker, Alabama; upon graduation, they moved to 

17the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois; through 

18their union, they had one child, Adrienne; and

19 WHEREAS, Tardifay Jackson initially taught in the Chicago 

20Public Schools on Chicago's West Side and then accepted a 

21position at Madison Elementary School in South Holland School 

22District 151, where she worked for more than 25 years; during 

HR0702- 2 -LRB104 21013 LAW 34906 r

1her career, she was a celebrated educator who was known for her 

2extraordinary ability in teaching students how to read; and

3 WHEREAS, Tardifay Jackson committed to her faith at an 

4early age; in her youth, she and her family attended Tucker 

5Baptist Church, and she was baptized in July 1947; as an adult, 

6she was a member of Calvary Baptist Church on Chicago's South 

7Side, where she served on the Educatio