Celebrating the life of Daniel Porter Jordan, Jr.

Senate Resolution 609 honors the life and career of Daniel Porter Jordan, Jr., a historian who served as the executive director of Monticello and president of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. The resolution formally acknowledges his significant contributions to preserving Virginia's history, including his leadership in restoring Monticello, expanding its educational programs, and addressing the topic of slavery at the site. It also recognizes his personal achievements, such as his athletic background, military service, and academic work, before directing the Senate Clerk to send a copy of the resolution to Jordan's family as a gesture of respect.