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Allen Overcash, Former President of Nebraska Appleseed’s Board of Directors, Passes Away

Lincoln, Nebraska – Allen Overcash, a former board member and president of Nebraska Appleseed’s Board of Directors, has passed away. Nebraska Appleseed, a prominent organization dedicated to social justice and advocacy, shared the news on social media, honoring his significant contributions and legacy.

Allen Overcash was a pivotal figure in the development of Nebraska Appleseed. He served as a board member and president, dedicating countless hours to promoting equity, justice, and opportunity for all Nebraskans. His leadership was characterized by a commitment to collaboration and ensuring that the voices of marginalized communities were heard and prioritized.

Colleagues and friends remember Allen not only as a brilliant attorney but also as a compassionate mentor who nurtured the growth of others in the legal field. His guidance and ability to inspire those around him made him a cherished figure within the organization and the broader community.

Reflecting on his passing, many have paid tribute to Allen’s unwavering dedication to social justice, his innovative thinking, and his warm personality. His contributions have left a lasting impact on Nebraska Appleseed and have laid a strong foundation for the organization’s future advocacy efforts.

In a heartfelt message, Nebraska Appleseed posted, “We mourn the passing of Allen Overcash, a former board member and president of Nebraska Appleseed’s Board of Directors. Allen played a critical role in Appleseed’s development, was an expert litigator, mentor, and good friend to so many of us.”

As the organization continues its work, it will carry forward Allen’s vision and commitment to creating a just society. His legacy will continue to inspire those who strive for justice in Nebraska and beyond.

Nebraska Appleseed and the broader legal and social justice communities feel his loss deeply, but his spirit of service and dedication to equity will endure.

— Updated by Alexander Harris in News Updates

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