Saluting The Class Of 2021: Jamelle Allen Of Faulkner University

BIRMINGHAM, AL — The high school seniors of 2021 have had an experience like no other in a century — a year upended by a pandemic and by lockdowns that kept them from enjoying many of the activities that previous seniors have taken for granted.

Patch hopes to help make it up to those seniors by giving them a special sendoff. We asked parents and other family members to pay tribute to this year’s grads using a special submission form so we can publish those tributes one by one.

Faulkner University student Jamelle Allen will graduate this year.

Plans after graduation: Become certified as an interpreter for another foreign language 1st being Spanish 2nd Arabic. Afterwards pursuing a federal position.

Accomplishments: Law Enforcement Officer with a passion to give back to the community through knowledge, creating clean up crews, establishing a non profit for Good Orderly Directions. Honorable Mason, father, husband, uncle and son.

Special message: Jamelle you continue to outdo what could have possibly been written as a do not enter zone for your generation. By completing what you start! You do the right thing, not seeking an award, but because it is the right thing to do!