This joint resolution formally commends Carolyn Cates for her forty-four years of dedicated service to the Sequatchie County Election Commission. The bill recognizes her contributions to election administration, including her work as a typist, early voting assistant, and interim administrator. It expresses gratitude for her professionalism and leadership in ensuring the integrity of the electoral process in the county.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally recognizes and honors Jackie Wilkerson as he retires from his role as Tennessee District Secretary for the United Pentecostal Church. The measure highlights his forty-one years of service to the church, including his previous work as a pastor and district presbyter, and acknowledges his contributions to the community. It does not create new laws, allocate funding, or change existing policies but serves solely as a ceremonial tribute to his career. Upon passage, the resolution will be signed by the Governor and a copy may be presented to Mr. Wilkerson.
This Tennessee House Joint Resolution honors Ricky Woods, a wrestling coach at Harpeth High School, for his recent induction into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. The bill formally congratulates Woods on this achievement and recognizes his thirty-four-year career, during which he guided thirty-seven athletes to state medals and received multiple coaching awards. As a commemorative measure, the resolution serves to acknowledge Woods' legacy and contributions to the sport without creating new laws or funding.
This Tennessee legislative resolution honors Jerry Nash for his global efforts to use chess as an educational tool for children. It recognizes his leadership in the International Chess Federation's Chess in Education Committee and his work helping students develop critical thinking and life skills. The bill directs the General Assembly to present a copy of this resolution to Nash as a formal commendation for his volunteer service.
This bill is a House Joint Resolution that formally commends Indian Clay for her service as a legislative intern to Representative Torrey C. Harris. The resolution recognizes her academic achievements at LeMoyne-Owen College and highlights her contributions to the work of the Tennessee General Assembly during the 2026 session. By passing this measure, the legislature acknowledges her dedication and extends good wishes for her future career in law and policy. The document is a ceremonial honor rather than a law that changes government operations or imposes new rules.
This bill is a Senate joint resolution that formally celebrates the community effort to clear Jackson Bridge in Washington County after Hurricane Helene. It recognizes the neighbors who worked together to remove debris from the bridge, which was crucial for rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies during the flood. The resolution honors these individuals as unsung heroes and acknowledges the historical significance of the bridge in the area. This measure does not create new laws or funding but serves as an official statement of appreciation for the community's response to the disaster.
This Tennessee House Joint Resolution formally commends Taylor Sinclair for her work as a legislative intern for Representative Torrey C. Harris during the 2026 session. The bill recognizes her academic achievements at Tennessee State University and her contributions to the legislative process, noting her dedication and performance in her role. It is a ceremonial document that does not create new laws or policies but serves to honor an individual's service to the General Assembly.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally commends Suzy Bengin for her service as a legislative intern to Representative Karen Camper. The resolution highlights her academic achievements at Belmont University and her various leadership roles in student organizations as reasons for the recognition. It does not create new laws or change policies but serves to honor her contributions to the legislative process during the 2026 session. The document is intended to be presented to the honoree as a certificate of appreciation.
This House Joint Resolution honors M. Kevin Knowles for his retirement as Director of the East Tennessee State Veterans Cemeteries. The bill formally recognizes his decades of public service, including his leadership in managing cemetery operations and receiving the Operational Excellence Award in 2023. It serves as a commemorative gesture rather than enacting new laws or policies. The resolution is intended to be presented to Knowles as a token of appreciation for his contributions to the state and its veterans.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally commends Tania Humphrey for her exemplary work as a legislative intern for Representative Karen Camper. The measure highlights her contributions to the legislative process during the 2026 session, noting her academic background in political science and journalism at Middle Tennessee State University. It is a ceremonial document designed to recognize her specific achievements and offer well wishes for her future career, rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This legislative resolution honors Etowah Boy Scout Troop 74 for reaching its 100th anniversary since its charter was signed in 1926. The bill formally commends the troop's century-long legacy of producing Eagle Scouts, supporting local community projects, and instilling values of service and citizenship in its members. It acknowledges the contributions of past leaders and the troop's use of a historic Scout Lodge before wishing the group success for its upcoming centennial celebration in July 2026.
This legislative resolution formally honors Sadie Sandrell, a student from Mt. Pleasant High School. It recognizes her designation as a 2026 Top Ten Senior based on her academic performance and extracurricular involvement. The resolution serves to commend her achievements and express the General Assembly's support for her future success.
