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SR 1320

MEMORIAL-LARRY SHAPIRO

103rd Regular Session Introduced by Don Harmon

Ceremonial Senate memorial recognizing Larry Shapiro's life and contributions, with condolences and formal journal entry; no policy or fiscal impact.

Resolution Adopted
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Bill Summary · SR 1320

Summary: Senate Resolution SR 1320 — Memorial for Larry Shapiro

Overview

SR 1320 is a Senate memorial resolution titled “MEMORIAL-LARRY SHAPIRO.” It is a ceremonial, non-binding resolution adopted by the Senate to honor and recognize the life and contributions of Larry Shapiro. The resolution has broad sponsorship, with all senators listed as co-sponsors, reflecting a consensus acknowledgment.

Purpose and Intent

  • To pay tribute to Larry Shapiro and acknowledge his impact on the community or field in which he was active.
  • To express respect, sympathy to family and friends, and appreciation for his contributions.
  • To formally record the public acknowledgment of Shapiro's life and legacy in the official Senate journal.

Key Provisions (typical elements in memorial resolutions)

  • A narrative recognizing Larry Shapiro’s life, character, and notable activities or service.
  • Expressions of condolences to his family and loved ones.
  • A directive that appropriate commemorative actions be taken (for example, presenting the resolution to the family and/or referencing it in the official records or journals).

Note: The full text is not provided here, but memorial resolutions generally follow this structure and purpose.

Procedural Timeline and Status

  • 2025-01-03: Filed with Secretary; Co-Sponsor All Senators; Referred to Resolutions Consent Calendar.
  • 2025-01-07: Resolution Adopted, indicating the Senate approved the memorial.
  • Status: Adopted Memorial Resolution (ceremonial, not a substantive policy or appropriation).

Who/What is Affected

  • Primary: Larry Shapiro (honored posthumously by the Senate in memorial form).
  • Secondary: Family and friends; state senators and staff who participate in the ceremonial adoption and presentation; official records (journal) documenting the memorial.

Impact and Significance

  • No fiscal or regulatory impact; no changes to laws or government programs.
  • Provides a formal, public recognition of Larry Shapiro’s life and contributions.
  • Demonstrates statewide or bicameral goodwill and remembrance, as reflected by the unanimous sponsorship.

Additional Notes

  • As a memorial resolution, SR 1320 serves a ceremonial function and does not create or modify policy, funding, or statutory rights or obligations.
  • The adoption emphasizes unity and respect across the Senate in acknowledging an individual’s legacy.

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

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