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SR 712

MEMORIAL-SUZANNE OEHRLEIN

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

The resolution formally mourns and honors Suzanne “Sue” Oehrlein, recognizing her life, work, and community contributions and extending condolences.

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Bill Summary · SR 712

Summary of Illinois Senate Resolution SR 712 (Session 104th)

Note: This is a memorial resolution, not a bill proposing statutory changes. It serves to publicly recognize and mourn an individual's life and contributions.

1. Purpose and Intent

  • SR 712 is a Senate resolution acknowledging the life and accomplishments of Suzanne “Sue” Oehrlein, who passed away on March 21, 2026.
  • The resolution expresses condolences to her family and honors her public, professional, and volunteer efforts.
  • It designated as a formal expression of sympathy from the Illinois Senate, with a copy to be presented to the Oehrlein family.

2. Key Provisions and Provisions Likely Effect

  • Formal mourning and recognition of Sue Oehrlein’s life and impact.
  • Acknowledges her roles and activities throughout life (professional, volunteer, family achievements).
  • No changes to law or public policy; no fiscal implications or regulatory impacts.
  • The resolution includes standard language describing her biography and values, culminating in a statement of condolences.

3. Who or What Would Be Affected

  • Directly affects: Sue Oehrlein’s immediate family, friends, and communities connected to her activities.
  • Indirectly affects: Illinois Senate members and the public by recognizing community service and leadership.
  • There are no ambassadors, agencies, or programs altered, nor any ongoing government obligations created.

4. Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Filed with the Secretary on April 10, 2026.
  • Referred to the Resolutions Consent Calendar on the same date.
  • Co-sponsor: Senator Laura Murphy.
  • Adopted by the Illinois Senate on April 16, 2026.
  • After adoption, a suitably framed copy is to be presented to the Oehrlein family.

5. Additional Context

  • The sponsors and co-sponsors designate the resolution as a collective expression of sympathy and respect.
  • This is a ceremonial, non-controversial measure typical of recognizing notable community members after their passing.

If you’d like, I can provide a brief layperson’s note suitable for a community newsletter or a public-facing summary for a local government website.

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

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