JACKSONVILLE, Texas (TXAN 24) – The Jacksonville and Cherokee County communities are mourning the sudden loss of Marvin Acker, a beloved public servant who dedicated decades of his life to serving and protecting others. Acker, the former Chief of Police for Jacksonville Independent School District (JISD), passed away unexpectedly last night, according to a statement from his wife on Facebook.
Marvin Acker was widely regarded as a pillar of the community. His commitment to public safety extended beyond his leadership at JISD, where he played a vital role in ensuring the safety of students and staff. After his tenure at JISD, Acker continued his dedication to justice as an investigator for the Cherokee County District Attorney’s Office.
Community members describe Acker as a man of integrity, compassion, and an unwavering sense of duty. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life earned him respect and admiration throughout Cherokee County and beyond.
Local officials, colleagues, and friends have expressed their shock and sorrow at the news. “Marvin Acker was a true servant-leader. His dedication to our community will never be forgotten,” one colleague shared.
Funeral arrangements and details surrounding his passing have not yet been released, but tributes continue to pour in from those whose lives he touched.
Marvin Acker leaves behind a legacy of service, kindness, and devotion to his community. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
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