Senate Joint Resolution 1061 formally recognizes Abby Petterson, a student from the Erwin FFA chapter, for her eighth-place finish at the National FFA Nursery-Landscape Career Development Event. This legislative measure honors her achievements in plant identification, propagation, and landscape design, acknowledging her role as an emerging leader in Tennessee's agriculture industry. The resolution directs that a copy of the document be prepared for presentation to the honoree upon her request.
This legislative resolution honors Mariana Perez Pita for her outstanding work as a legislative intern during the 2026 session. It recognizes her academic achievements, community involvement, and dedication to public service while she assisted Senator Sara Kyle. The document serves as a formal commendation rather than a law, expressing appreciation for her contributions to the General Assembly.
This bill is a Senate Joint Resolution that formally honors Allison Petterson, a high school student from Erwin, Tennessee, for her achievement in the National FFA Nursery-Landscape Career Development Event. The resolution recognizes her eighth-place national finish and the Gold Emblem she earned alongside her teammates for their skills in plant identification, propagation, and landscape design. It serves as a commemorative acknowledgment of her success and the broader role of FFA in developing future agricultural leaders in Tennessee. No new laws or funding are created; the measure simply expresses official state appreciation for her accomplishment.
This legislative resolution honors Pastor Robert Gardner on his sixty-second birthday by formally recognizing his contributions to his community. The document highlights his twenty-two years of service as a pastor at Faith Church International, his founding of the Master's Table Soup Kitchen, and his thirty-year tenure as director of the Springfield Electric Department. It also acknowledges his long-standing marriage and personal achievements, including his educational background in electrical engineering and business administration. Ultimately, the bill serves as a ceremonial tribute rather than establishing new laws or policies.
This bill is a Senate Joint Resolution that formally honors the Foster Grandparent Program of Greene County on its sixtieth anniversary. It does not create new laws or change existing policies but serves as a ceremonial recognition of the organization's six decades of volunteer service to children and families. The resolution acknowledges the program's role in connecting older adults with youth through mentorship and notes the standards and support provided to its volunteers. Ultimately, the measure results in a commendation from the Tennessee General Assembly rather than any substantive legislative action.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally honors Jaden Yoder for being named the 2026 Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Club of Elizabethton/Carter County. The measure does not change any laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial recognition of her seven years of membership and her leadership within the organization. It directs the state legislature to commend her achievements and prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to her.
This legislative bill is a joint resolution that honors the Greeneville Emergency and Rescue Squad for its 75th anniversary. It does not change any laws or create new policies but serves to formally recognize the volunteer organization's long history of providing emergency care and rescue services in Greene County. The resolution acknowledges the squad's contributions to public safety since its founding in 1950 and expresses appreciation for its members' dedication to saving lives. Once signed by the Governor, the document will be presented to the rescue squad as a commemorative gesture of state recognition.
Senate Joint Resolution 1088 is a commemorative measure that honors Howard Thompson, a retired county commissioner from Bradley County, Tennessee. The resolution formally recognizes his thirty years of public service as a representative for the county's 4th District, acknowledging his leadership and dedication to the community. This legislative action serves as an official expression of appreciation for his contributions and marks the conclusion of his elected term, which ended on September 1, 2026.
This bill is a joint resolution that formally honors the YMCA on its 175th anniversary. It recognizes the organization's history and its current role in Tennessee as a major provider of childcare, swim lessons, meals, and fitness programs for seniors. The resolution commends the YMCA's staff and volunteers for fostering community connection and well-being. This measure is purely commemorative and does not create new laws or change existing policies.
This legislative resolution honors JoRissah Wright, a student at Central High School, for being named the 2026 Boys & Girls Club of the Tennessee Valley Youth of the Year. The bill formally commends her achievements and acknowledges her six-year membership in the Boys & Girls Club, which provides a safe environment for youth development. By passing this resolution, the Tennessee legislature recognizes Wright's leadership, service, and academic excellence as an example of positive community impact. The document serves as an official record of appreciation and does not alter any laws or policies.
This joint resolution honors Dr. Charles Paul Conn for his distinguished service and achievements at Lee University in Tennessee. It recognizes his thirty-four-year tenure as university president, during which enrollment and campus development grew significantly, as well as his continued leadership roles as chancellor and author of multiple best-selling books. The bill formally commends his contributions to higher education and his professional integrity, with a copy of the resolution to be presented to him upon request.
This legislative resolution honors the Freed-Hardeman University women's basketball team for winning the 2026 Mid-South Conference Championship and advancing to the Round of 16 in the NAIA National Tournament. The document formally acknowledges the team's specific achievements, including their regular season record, tournament victories, and the academic success of its players. It also recognizes the contributions of the coaching staff and student assistants who supported the team throughout the season. Ultimately, the resolution serves as an official commendation from the Tennessee General Assembly rather than establishing new laws or policies.
