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SR 1341

MEMORIAL-HON. JOHN A. GORMAN

103rd Regular Session Introduced by Dave Koehler

A ceremonial Senate memorial honors John A. Gorman's life and public service, preserving his legacy in the official record and offering condolences; no policy impact.

Resolution Adopted
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Bill Summary · SR 1341

SR 1341: Memorial - Hon. John A. Gorman

Overview

SR 1341 is a Senate memorial resolution recognizing and honoring the life and public service of John A. Gorman. Introduced on January 3, 2025, the resolution was filed with the Secretary, co-sponsored by all Senators, and referred to the Resolutions Consent Calendar. The measure was subsequently adopted on January 7, 2025, marking its completion as a ceremonial resolution rather than a substantive law.

Purpose and Intent

  • To publicly acknowledge the contributions, impact, and legacy of John A. Gorman.
  • To express the Senate’s condolences and respect to his family and supporters.
  • To preserve the memory of his service within the official record and public history of the body.

Key Provisions (typical components of a memorial resolution)

  • Whereas clauses detailing John A. Gorman’s life, career, and notable achievements (specifics depend on the bill’s text).
  • A concluding resolve that the Senate honors his memory and commends his contributions to the community or state.
  • Administrative provisions such as directing the resolution to be entered into the official journal and transmitted to the family or designated recipients.
  • Language that may encourage appropriate commemorations or recognitions by other state or local entities.

Note: The exact language of the Whereas and Be It Resolved clauses is not provided here; the summary reflects common elements found in memorial resolutions of this type.

Procedural Timeline

  • 2025-01-03: Introduced and Filed with Secretary; Co-Sponsored by all Senators; Referred to Resolutions Consent Calendar.
  • 2025-01-07: Resolution Adopted.

Impact and Affected Parties

  • Affected Body: The Senate, whose official record now includes formal recognition of John A. Gorman.
  • Affected Individuals/Groups: John A. Gorman’s family, colleagues, supporters, and the broader community that seeks to preserve his legacy.
  • Fiscal/Policy Impact: None. As a ceremonial memorial, the resolution does not create or modify laws, programs, or appropriations.

Additional Notes

  • SR 1341 serves a commemorative function and enhances the public record rather than effecting policy changes.
  • The adoption on January 7 indicates broad or unanimous recognition, given the sponsorship by all Senators.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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