Illinois SR 37: MEMORIAL - MARTIN BRUGGER JR.

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SR0037LRB104 09896 LAW 19966 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Leondo Lee Sudduth of Minnesota, who 

4passed away on January 4, 2025; and

5 WHEREAS, Leondo Sudduth was born to LeeAnn Sudduth and 

6William "Paul" Elliott in Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 13, 

71977; he graduated from Patrick Henry High School in 

8Minneapolis in 1995, where he served as senior class president 

9and a member of the speech team; during high school, he 

10participated and excelled in Academic Cultural Technological & 

11Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO), an NAACP-sponsored program that 

12celebrates and encourages excellence among high school 

13students nationwide, and he earned an award highlighting his 

14exceptional talent and commitment to personal growth; he 

15married Robbin Briscoe on August 8, 2009; and

16 WHEREAS, Leondo Sudduth was passionate about sports, 

17serving as a football and basketball coach at Northeast Middle 

18School in Minneapolis, where he mentored young athletes with 

19dedication and care; he also worked as a special education 

20assistant, guiding students academically and personally; while 

21working at Northeast, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Human 

22Resources from Concordia University, St. Paul in 2007; and

SR0037- 2 -LRB104 09896 LAW 19966 r

1 WHEREAS, Leondo Sudduth's professional journey reflected 

2his love for people; he held impactful roles, including as a 

3workforce development representative during the Great 

4Recession; he treated clients with respect, warmth, and humor, 

5forging meaningful relationships with staff and clients; he 

6also served as a case manager, helping formerly incarcerated 

7individuals f