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HR 183

MEMORIAL-TERRY L. WIDMAN

104th Regular Session Introduced by Amy Elik

Illinois House adopts memorial resolution honoring Terry L. Widman through formal legislative recognition.

Resolution Adopted by Voice Vote
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Bill Summary · HR 183

Legislative bill overview

HR 183 is a memorial resolution honoring Terry L. Widman. The bill was introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives and adopted by voice vote on March 12, 2025. Memorial resolutions are ceremonial measures that recognize individuals for their contributions or commemorate significant persons.

Why is this important

Memorial resolutions serve an official legislative function by creating a formal public record of recognition. They allow legislative bodies to honor individuals' service, achievements, or memory in a way that becomes part of official state records and acknowledges their impact on their community or state.

Potential points of contention

  • Without access to details about Terry L. Widman's background, it's unclear if this is universally celebrated or if any aspect of the honoree's history might be controversial
  • Memorial resolutions are typically non-partisan and procedural, so substantive disagreement is uncommon, though objections can arise depending on the person being honored
  • Some legislators may view memorial resolutions as valuable recognition, while others may consider them minor ceremonial business relative to other legislative priorities

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

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