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Mike Ezell: It is with a heavy heart that I stand here today before you to honor the life and legacy of Jeanne Carter Luckey, who…

On the recordNovember 19, 2024
It is with a heavy heart that I stand here today before you to honor the life and legacy of Jeanne Carter Luckey, who passed away earlier this month. Jeanne was not only a dedicated trustee for the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, but a tireless advocate for education and the future of our State. Throughout her distinguished career, Jeanne worked with unwavering passion to ensure that our universities and students had the resources they needed to succeed. Her leadership on the board of the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning was marked by wisdom, integrity, and a deep commitment to Mississippi's educational system. She understood that education was the key to unlocking opportunities for generations to come. Jeanne was a fierce believer in service to her community, her State, and to the future of our children. She leaves behind a remarkable legacy that will continue to inspire those of us in public service for years to come. On behalf of the people of Mississippi, I extend my deepest condolences to Jeanne's family, friends, and colleagues. We will miss her leadership and her unshakable dedication to making Mississippi a better place. ____________________
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Mike Ezell
Republican · Mississippi
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Nov 19, 2024

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