
JUSTICE FOR JAX
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WHY DOES JAX NEED JUSTICE?
Jax Gratton was incredible woman. She started everyday with the world against her as a trans woman and yet always chose to lift up others, to advocate for a better world, and to give to those in need. Jax disappeared in April of 2025 and was found dead in June of 2025.
The family, friends, and community of Jax Gratton experienced an unspeakable loss with her death. To add insult to injury, they have had to fight in times that no person should have to. First to find Jax. Then to bring Jax home. And now to ensure that Jax is not swept under the rug.
The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office forced family and friends to wait weeks to receive the body, argued with the family, misrepresented information, and called the incorrect point of contact for Jax on two separate occasions. They referred to Jax’s body as an object requiring storage rather than a beloved community member deserving care in her final journey.
The Lakewood Police have been lackluster in their investigation, often falling to biased narratives about transgender women. The Lakewood Police deadnamed Jax in their press release when she was found. Jax’s mother has had to fight and advocate when she should be grieving in order to have her daughter’s case taken seriously.
Transgender women are often likely to have their deaths swept aside because our institutions do not value them. We will not let that happen for Jax, for our community, and for trans people everywhere.
In order to ensure that Jax’s life is valued as much as anyone else in our community, we call for the Jefferson County Commissioners and Lakewood City Council to create a joining oversight task-force to monitor the progress of the investigation to ensure that it is trans competent, trauma informed, transparent, and thorough.
We call that the Task Force include (at minimum):
- A trans community member
- A trans advocate
- An individual with experience in advocacy for 2SLGBTQIA+ victims
- A representative from the legal community

Please take the time to Email Lakewood City Council and Call Jefferson County Commissioners: 303-271-8525 to express your concerns and demand Oversight Task Force + Justice for Jax NOW!!!


IN LOVING MEMORY

OF JAX GRATTON
With heavy hearts, we share the story of our beloved Jax Gratton. Jax was reported missing on April 15th, 2025 and was found deceased nearly two months later. During the weeks of uncertainty, we were united in hope, love, and determination. Now, we gather in sorrow — and in deep gratitude for the light she brought into our lives.
Jax was a fierce and compassionate advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community — a bold voice for justice, equality, and inclusion. Whether she was organizing events, mentoring others, or simply showing up with kindness and authenticity, she made every space better by being in it. Her courage and compassion left an indelible mark on everyone who knew her.
This page is dedicated to honoring Jax’s life, her advocacy, and her spirit. Here, we remember the joy she spread, the truths she spoke, and the powerful legacy she leaves behind. May this space offer comfort, celebrate her impact, and reflect the love she gave so freely.
Enjoy these Photo Albums put together by
Jax's loved ones
A Younger Jax
Friendship & Family is Forever
Jax - Hair Styling Goddess
Madame Francesca
LONG LIVE JAX GRATTON
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IN JAX'S HONOR!!!!
Jax was a fierce activist, a passionate advocate, a loyal friend, and a warm smile to so many. She made PB&Js for members of the unhoused community and offered haircuts to anyone in need. Jax was always on a mission to make every person she met feel deeply loved.
Her artistic spirit lives on in the many works of art found throughout the city of Denver—each piece a testament to her dedication to spreading light, joy, and hope to all who encounter her work.
In Jax's honor, we invite you to consider volunteering your time or donating to the following organizations. Each one reflects causes that were close to her heart. By giving back, you can carry on Jax Gratton’s legacy of compassion and selflessness.

IMPORTANT RESOURCES:
YOU ARE NOT ALONE - PLEASE ASK FOR THE HELP YOU NEED - YOU DESERVE TO LIVE A HAPPY AND FULFILLING LIFE!!!
Colorado Crisis Services - 1 844 493 8255
Learn more at https://coloradocrisisservices.org
The Trevor Project - 1 866 488 7386
Chat at https://thetrevorproject.org/get-help
Trans Lifeline - 877 565 8860
Learn more at www.translifeline.org
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - Call or text 988
Chat at www.988lifeline.org
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