MEMORIAL-ROY D. HOPPER

104th Regular Session Introduced by Neil Anderson

The resolution formally memorializes Roy D. Hopper, recognizing his life and public service in Illinois without imposing policy or fiscal changes.

Resolution Adopted

Summary of SR 660 (104th Illinois Session) – Memorial for Roy D. Hopper

Purpose and intent

SR 660 is a memorial resolution recognizing and paying tribute to Roy D. Hopper. Memorial resolutions in the Illinois General Assembly typically acknowledge the life, achievements, and public service of a deceased individual and express condolences to the family and friends.

This resolution serves to honor Hopper’s contributions and legacy within the state or community, as identified by sponsors.

Key provisions and changes

Formal recognition: The resolution formally memorializes Roy D. Hopper in the official records and proclamations of the Illinois General Assembly.

Biographical reference: It commonly includes a brief summary of Hopper’s life, career, service, affiliations, and impact. The exact biographical details would be drawn from information provided by the sponsor or public records.

Expressions of tribute: The resolution often contains expressions of sympathy to Hopper’s family and friends and a statement of appreciation for his public or community service.

Co-sponsorship: Neil Anderson is listed as a co-sponsor, indicating bipartisan or cross-member support for recognizing Hopper.

Affected parties and scope

Primary: Roy D. Hopper (the individual being memorialized) and his family, friends, and colleagues.

Legislative context: Illinois General Assembly and its constituencies may reference the memorial in ceremonial contexts; it does not create new laws or policy obligations.

Public record: The resolution becomes part of the official legislative record and may be cited in future commemorations or institutional histories.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Status: As a memorial resolution, it is a ceremonial matter introduced and debated within the Senate (and potentially the House) to honor an individual.

Process: Typically involves introduction, assignment to a committee for formalities (often without substantive policy hearings), passage through chamber(s), and final adoption.

Effective date: The memorial takes effect upon passage and is entered into the official records; it does not alter statutes or create enforceable obligations.

Sponsor information: Primary sponsor and co-sponsor are listed to indicate legislative support.

Notes on impact

The bill carries symbolic and ceremonial significance, recognizing Roy D. Hopper’s contributions.

It does not generate fiscal impact, regulatory changes, or policy mandates.

The memorial can serve educational and historical purposes within the state’s legislative history.

If you would like, I can tailor this summary to include any available biographical details of Roy D. Hopper or additional context from the sponsor’s statements.