The General Assembly’s website says he served on the committees for elections, constitutional amendments and intergovernmental affairs, transportation, health services, and economic development and workforce investment.
"He was an especially strong advocate for Fayette County as well as countless other Kentuckians who benefited from his voice on issues ranging from social justice to expanding disability rights, causes we will continue to champion on his behalf," the statement continued. "We truly enjoyed working with him and only wish it could have been for far longer."
"There are no words to fully describe the grief and impossible loss that others and I feel right now after saying good-bye ... to my beloved son, Lamin," Dixon said in a statement. "Beyond our faith, what comforts us is knowing the positive and lasting impact he had on so many."
