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SR 594

MEMORIAL-RICK GARCIA

104th Regular Session Introduced by Sara Feigenholtz

The bill creates a ceremonial memorial recognizing Rick Garcia’s life and contributions, reflecting the Senate’s respect without legal or policy changes.

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Bill Summary · SR 594

Summary of SR 594 (104th Session, Illinois) – Memorial-Rick Garcia

Purpose and intent

  • SR 594 is a memorial resolution recognizing and honoring the life and legacy of Rick Garcia.
  • It serves to acknowledge his contributions, achievements, and impact, in a formal commemorative capacity within the Illinois Senate.
  • The measure is a non-binding, ceremonial acknowledgment intended to reflect the Legislature’s respect and remembrance.

Key provisions and changes

  • Declares a memorial resolution in honor of Rick Garcia, outlining his significance to the state and community.
  • Typically includes a brief summary of notable accomplishments, roles, and public service or advocacy associated with Rick Garcia.
  • May note dates related to his life and contributions and expresses condolences or best wishes to family and associates.
  • The resolution may be accompanied by a statement of recognition from the Senate and may be shared with relevant organizations or family members.

Who or what would be affected

  • Primarily the Illinois Senate and the state’s public record, creating an official memorial within legislative proceedings.
  • Family, friends, colleagues, and communities connected to Rick Garcia may be publicly acknowledged.
  • The broader public may encounter the memorial in official Senate records, commemorative materials, or subsequent citations honoring his memory.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • As a memorial resolution, SR 594 follows the standard process for Senate memorials, typically introduced by a senator (co-sponsor listed: Sara Feigenholtz).
  • It would be reviewed and, upon passage, adopted by the Illinois Senate.
  • The resolution does not create new legal rights or obligations, nor does it have fiscal or regulatory impact; its primary effect is commemorative.

Additional notes

  • Co-sponsor: Sara Feigenholtz.
  • The measure is non-substantive in policy terms, focusing on honor and remembrance rather than policy changes or appropriations.

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