88S40860 BPG-D
 
  By: Hughes S.R. No. 81
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Family and friends are mourning the loss of Alice
  Jane Boulter Littlejohn of Marshall, who passed away on November 7,
  2023, at the age of 93; and
         WHEREAS, The daughter of Robert Spurgeon Boulter and Cecil
  Taylor Boulter, the former Jane Boulter was born in Swan on
  September 21, 1930; she met her future husband, Orin Littlejohn, as
  a student at North Texas State Teachers College, and she went on to
  complete her bachelor's degree in drama education at The University
  of Texas at Austin; after Dr. Littlejohn completed his training as
  a U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, they married and lived in Apple
  Valley, California; Mrs. Littlejohn taught school in Victorville
  before returning to Texas for the birth of her first child, Robert;
  she then earned her elementary school teaching certificate at
  Stephen F. Austin State College and taught in Dallas for several
  years while her husband completed medical school; once settled in
  Marshall, they were blessed with a daughter, Eleeza; and
         WHEREAS, Mrs. Littlejohn was dedicated to her community and
  served as president of the Marshall Medical Auxiliary and as a
  member of the Harrison County Historical Society, the Marshall
  Symphony Orchestra, La Belle Maison, and Republican Women of
  Harrison County Texas; in addition, she taught Sunday school at
  First Presbyterian Church and was involved in the women's ministry;
  she and her husband were greatly inspired by the citywide Festivals
  of Faith in the early 1970s and traveled to churches across the
  Southwest as members of numerous Covenant Fellowship of
  Presbyterians lay renewal teams; in the 1980s, they played key
  roles in the founding of Evangelical Presbyterian Church of
  Marshall; each morning, they prayed and read the Bible together,
  memorizing passages; they were active in Marshall Prayer Force, A
  Praying Life Seminars, and the National Evangelical Presbyterian
  Church as well; a gracious hostess, Mrs. Littlejohn welcomed
  countless relatives, friends, and acquaintances from across the
  country and around the world into her home, for an evening or for
  weeks; she was an incurable optimist who saw the best in others and
  freely offered encouragement to everyone she met; and
         WHEREAS, Jane Littlejohn brightened the days of innumerable
  people through her kindness, wry sense of humor, and whimsical
  flare for the dramatic, and although she is sadly missed by those
  she left behind, they will treasure their memories of her devotion
  to her family and faith; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the Senate of the 88th Texas Legislature, 4th
  Called Session, hereby pay tribute to the life of Jane Littlejohn
  and extend sincere sympathy to the members of her family: to her
  children, Dr. Robert Littlejohn and his wife, Teresa, and Eleeza
  Littlejohn Rex and her husband, Robert; to her grandchildren, David
  Littlejohn, Katelyn Kirnie, Logan Rex, Parker Rex, Katherine Hely,
  and Alison Rex; to her seven great-grandchildren; and to her many
  other relatives and friends; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for her family and that when the Texas Senate adjourns this
  day, it do so in memory of Alice Jane Boulter Littlejohn.