Tameka Raymond’s son Kile Glover died last Summer after an unfortunate boating accident, and Tameka is on a lifelong mission to honor her deceased son’s memory.

[FLASHBACK: Tameka Raymond Appreciates Your Support + How She'd Like You To Honor Kile...]

Raymond launched ‘Kile’s World Foundation” a few months ago and shortly thereafter, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed Senate Bill #136 (i.e. The Kile Glover Boat Education Bill) into law (click HERE if you missed that).

[PHOTOS: Kiles World Foundation Launch Party... ]

While getting the “Kile Glover Boating Education” law passed was a big deal,  Raymond isn’t stopping there.  She’s pushing for more legislation for tougher boating laws in order to prevent accidents like the one that took Kile’s life from happening again.

[READ: R.I.P. Kile: A Beautiful Mind is Laid to Rest (PHOTOS + VIDEO)]

Tameka spoke with Jovita Moore of WSB-TV recently, where she shared her thoughts on how boating laws should improve, also, in forming “Kile’s World Foundation,” she plans to honor her son by offering other children access to music & art (things that Kile loved) and hopes to raise funds in a quest to make a difference in the lives of others and to prove her son did not die in vain.

Watch Tameka’s in-depth interview + details about the latest “Kile’s World Foundation” fundraiser below… Continue Reading…

Last week, Tameka Raymond visited the Holiday Marina at Lake Lanier, the same lake where her 11 year old son, Kile Glover, was killed in an unfortunate jet ski accident last Summer.

[READ: Arrest Made in Jet Ski Death of Kile Glover + Tameka Raymond Lobbies for Tougher Water Safety Laws...]

Tameka’s visit was clearly a bittersweet one.   The grieving mother, who wore a shirt bearing her late son’s image, witnessed her hard work come to fruition as she watched Georgia Governor Nathan Deal sign SB 136 in to law (April 23, 2013).

[Sidebar: SB 136 was a bill that lowers the blood-alcohol content limit for boaters from the standard .10 to an .08, it also increases penalties for those caught boating while intoxicated. The legislation also serves to better educate the public on boater safety and guidelines.]

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