Relatives described Melody Jackson as a remarkably selfless teen.
Melody Jackson, 16, at her graduation from Reeltown High School Jan. 23, 2024, in Notasulga, Alabama. Credit Tallapoosa County Schools.on new band uniforms. The small, rural band hadn’t replaced its uniforms in nine years, and officials estimated that it would cost $30,000 to upgrade them.
At Friday’s halftime show, the Reeltown Band will unveil their new look. On their jackets, pins designed by Jackson’s brother will sport the words, “Within Our Hearts There Will Always Ring A Melody.” Relatives described Jackson as a remarkably selfless teen, who always put others first, and who had a sense of humor that kept them laughing through her final days.
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