Commending David L. Moore, Sr.

2026, 1st Special Session Introduced by Tammy Mulchi

The resolution formally commends David L. Moore, Sr. for a lifetime of public service, leadership in education, and extensive community volunteerism in Charlotte County.

Bill text as passed Senate (SR2053ER)

Summary of Senate Resolution No. 2053 (2026 Session, Virginia)

Purpose and Intent

Commends David L. Moore, Sr. on the occasion of his 100th birthday in 2026.

Recognizes Moore’s lifelong public service, leadership in education, and volunteer work in Charlotte County and surrounding communities.

Key Provisions and Provisions Changes

Formal recognition by the Virginia Senate:

AResolution expressing admiration for Moore’s personal and professional achievements and his “legacy of service to the Charlotte County community.”

Acknowledges specific aspects of Moore’s biography and service, including:

Military service in the United States Army.
Roles in education as a teacher and principal within Charlotte County Public Schools.
Service on the Charlotte County Board of Supervisors.
Volunteer public safety involvement.
Contribution to racial integration of Charlotte County Public Schools and Campbell County Public Schools.
Broad community involvement through various organizations (Funeral attendant work with Jeffress Funeral Home; Meals on Wheels; Charlotte County Recycling Facility; leadership roles with Crossroads Community Services Board, NAACP, Piedmont Senior Resources, Charlotte County Christmas Parents, Inc., Virginia Pork Council).
Religious involvement as a life member and deacon at Saint Andrews Baptist Church in Cullen.

No policy changes, funding provisions, or regulatory amendments are included. The measure is honorary in nature, focusing on recognition rather than altering statutes or public program operations.

Who/What Is Affected

Primary beneficiary: David L. Moore, Sr., and his family, through formal Senate commendation.

The broader Charlotte County community, which is highlighted through Moore’s long-standing service and leadership.

No governmental program changes or fiscal implications are associated with this resolution.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

Introduced and presented on June 18, 2026, during Special Session I.

Status: Laid on the Clerk’s Desk on June 18, 2026, with a sponsor listed (Co-sponsor: Tammy Mulchi).

Typical outcome: Passage of a Senate resolution of commendation, which is customary ceremonial language, does not require enactment into law or involve appropriations.

Notes for Readers

This is a ceremonial measure (a congratulatory/commendation resolution) rather than substantive legislation.

It serves to publicly honor an individual’s life and service and to acknowledge notable community contributions.

The language emphasizes Moore’s role in education, civil rights-era school integration, local governance, and extensive volunteerism.