Alabama legislation · 2026 Regular Session
Alabama HR266: Chante Latrice Chatman, death mourned
Status: Passed both chambers, March 19, 2026
What the bill says
From the introduced text:
HR266 INTRODUCED 1 HR266 2 YMSAL62-1 3 By Representative Boyd 4 RFD: 5 First Read: 19-Mar-26 Page 0 YMSAL62-1 03/18/2026 AR (L)AR 2026-1390 1 2 3 4 HR____ MOURNING THE DEATH AND CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF 5 CHANTE' LATRICE CHATMAN. 6 7 WHEREAS, with profound sorrow, we note the untimely 8 passing of Chante' Latrice Chatman of Oxford, Alabama, on 9 March 10, 2026, while we also celebrate with thanksgiving 10 the 50 years that she brightened the lives of her loving 11 family, many friends, and the community where she was highly 12 regarded; and 13 WHEREAS, born on March 8, 1976, Chante' was the fifth 14 child of Henry and Flossie Chatman; she was a 1994 graduate 15 of Munford High School in Talladega County, followed by her 16 achievement of two degrees from Alabama Agricultural and 17 Mechanical University and an Education Specialist degree 18 from Argosy University-Atlanta; and 19 WHEREAS, Chante' was a proud member of the Order of 20 Eastern Star and a blessed sister of the Iota Mu Omega 21 Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority, Incorporated; she also shared her beautiful singing talents with the 23 National Pan-Hellenic Council choir and the Southeastern AKA 24 choir; and 25 WHEREAS, she was a beloved educator, colleague, mentor, and friend for Oxford City Schools, …
Sponsors
- Boyd, Barbara (D, HD-032) · primary sponsor
Latest actions
- : Joint Rule 11
Subjects: Resolutions
Common questions
- What is HR266?
- HR266 is a bill in the Alabama Legislature (2026 Regular Session): Chante Latrice Chatman, death mourned.
- What is the status of HR266?
- Passed both chambers as of March 19, 2026. Latest action: Joint Rule 11 (March 19, 2026).
- Who sponsored HR266?
- Boyd, Barbara (D, HD-032).
- Where is the official record for HR266?
- On the Alabama Legislature website: https://alison.legislature.state.al.us/instrument/2026RS/HR266
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