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Senate Tribute to Deputy James Mark Windsor

Original title: HONORING DEPUTY JAMES MARK WINDSOR

May 21, 2026

commemoration law enforcement Alabama Randolph County

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The Frame

What this does

This document serves as an official of remembrance for a fallen law enforcement officer, acknowledging his service to Randolph County, Alabama.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Randolph County Sheriff's Office

The agency is recognized for the service of a former deputy.

Family of James Mark Windsor

The family is the subject of the Senator's formal expression of sympathy and remembrance.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 21, 2026.

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Summary

Senator Tommy Tuberville delivered a formal tribute in the U.S. Senate honoring the life and service of Randolph County Deputy James Mark Windsor, who died in 1995.

Key Facts

James Mark Windsor served as a reserve deputy for 2 years.
James Mark Windsor served as a full-time deputy with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office for 4 months.
James Mark Windsor died in the line of duty on May 6, 1995, at the age of 28.
The tribute was entered into the Congressional Record on May 21, 2026.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official of remembrance for a fallen law enforcement officer, acknowledging his service to Randolph County, Alabama.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was James Mark Windsor?

He was a deputy with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office in Alabama who died in 1995.

What is the purpose of this document?

It is a formal recognition and tribute entered into the by Senator Tommy Tuberville to honor the memory of Deputy Windsor.

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Connected Entities

locationRandolph County“The county in Alabama where Deputy Windsor served.”Map →

personTommy Tuberville“U.S. Senator from Alabama who introduced the tribute.”Map →

personJames Mark Windsor“Deceased Randolph County Deputy honored for his service and sacrifice.”Map →

personSuzanne Tuberville“Wife of Senator Tuberville, mentioned in the tribute.”Map →

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