Illinois SR 637: MEMORIAL-MARVIN BUNDY

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SR0637LRB104 21006 ECR 34890 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Reverend Jesse Jackson, who passed 

4away on February 17, 2026; and

5 WHEREAS, Rev. Jackson was a luminary of the Civil Rights 

6Movement, a transformative politician for Illinois and the 

7United States of America, and a faithful Baptist minister 

8ordained in Chicago; and

9 WHEREAS, As a notable civil rights leader for over 60 

10years, Rev. Jackson was committed to working toward the 

11betterment of all people, participating in a multitude of 

12efforts dedicated to fighting against racial discrimination 

13and segregation, including a sit-in at a whites-only public 

14library in Greenville, South Carolina in 1960; and

15 WHEREAS, Rev. Jackson was born in Greenville, South 

16Carolina on October 8, 1941; he attended Sterling High School, 

17where he served as class president, was tenth in his 

18graduating class, and participated in baseball, football, and 

19basketball, gaining letters in all sports; and

20 WHEREAS, Rev. Jackson's ties to Illinois began with him 

21receiving a scholarship to play football at the University of 

SR0637- 2 -LRB104 21006 ECR 34890 r

1Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where he attended for one year; and

2 WHEREAS, Rev. Jackson later moved to Chicago, where he 

3received a Rockefeller grant and enrolled at the Chicago 

4Theological Seminary before pursuing activism full time in the 

5Civil Rights Movement; the following year, he and several 

6students drove from Chicago to Selma, Alabama to join Rev. Dr. 

7Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership 

8Conference (SCLC) on their campaign for voting rights, 

9participating in th