Celebrating the life of Terrence Lee Schrum.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Mike Webert

The resolution formally honors Terrence L. Schrum’s public service, entrepreneurship, and charitable community contributions, homing in on his roles as a sheriff’s sergeant, family

Bill text as passed House (HR99ER)

Purpose

HR 99-E commemorates and honors the life and service of Terrence Lee Schrum, a longtime law-enforcement officer and community member in Fauquier County, Virginia.

The resolution serves as a formal expression of the House of Delegates’ respect and condolences to Schrum’s family and the Morrisville community.

Key Provisions and Changes

Statement of Respect and Remembrance: The bill notes Terrence (Terry) Lee Schrum’s death on December 17, 2025, and narrates his life achievements and service.

Professional Service Acknowledgment: Highlights Schrum’s 30-year tenure with the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office, attaining the rank of sergeant first class.

Entrepreneurial and Family Roles: Acknowledges his wife Donna and their more-than-20-year landscaping business, alongside his roles as husband, father, and grandfather.

Community and Personal Activities: Mentions his hobbies (hunting, watching Westerns) and his 25 years of volunteering as Santa Claus at local daycares and fire departments.

Official Resolution Scope: Demonstrates the House’s respect and memorializes Schrum as a cherished member of the Morrisville community.

Citation and Presentation: Directs the Clerk of the House to prepare a copy of the resolution for presentation to Schrum’s family.

Who/What Is Affected

Individuals: Terrence Lee Schrum (deceased), his immediate family (wife Donna, children Tammy, Terrence II, Troy, and grandchildren), and extended family.

Community/Institutions: Morrisville community, Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office, local daycares, and fire departments (as beneficiaries of his Santa Claus volunteer work) may be referenced as part of the narrative acknowledging his service.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

Introduction and Adoption: The resolution was agreed to by the House of Delegates on February 16, 2026.

Enrolled Status and Finalization: The bill text reflects the enrolled version (HR99ER) as of April 16, 2026, indicating formal passage and preparation for presentation to the family.

Co-sponsor: Mike Webert assisted as a co-sponsor.

Impact

The primary impact is ceremonial: it formally recognizes and honors Terrence L. Schrum’s public service, entrepreneurship, family commitments, and charitable activities.

It serves as an official record of respect and memorialization by the Virginia House of Delegates.

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