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SJR 127

Memorials, Death - Beverly Sue Ball -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Jessie Seal

SJR 127 ceremonially honors Beverly Sue Ball for her public service and character, offering sympathy to her family with no policy or fiscal impact.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · SJR 127

Summary of Senate Joint Resolution 127 (SJR 127)

Overview

  • Bill Type: Joint Resolution (ceremonial memorial)
  • Subject: Death, Memorials
  • Title: Memorials, Death – Beverly Sue Ball
  • Introduced: February 10, 2025
  • Status: Signed by Governor (March 4, 2025)
  • Sponsor: Senator Seal

SJR 127 memorializes Beverly Sue Ball, recognizing her life, character, and public service. The resolution is primarily ceremonial, expressing respect, sympathy, and condolences to her family.

Purpose and Intent

  • Honor the memory and exemplary life of Beverly Sue Ball.
  • Acknowledge her public service and professional contributions, notably with Appalachian Electric Company.
  • Reflect on her character, family values, and commitment to civic life.
  • Convey sympathy and condolences to Mrs. Ball’s family.
  • Provide for an official copy of the resolution to be prepared for presentation.

Key Provisions

  • The General Assembly “honors the memory” of Beverly Sue Ball and “reflects fondly upon her impeccable character” and her commitment to living bravely and with conviction.
  • The Assembly expresses its sympathy and condolences to Mrs. Ball’s family.
  • An appropriate copy of the resolution will be prepared for presentation; upon request, the copy language appearing after the State seal will be provided without House or Senate designation.
  • No substantive policy changes or fiscal appropriations are contained in this resolution; it is strictly ceremonial recognition.

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Primary Beneficiary: Beverly Sue Ball (deceased) and her family.
  • Institutions/Groups Involved: Tennessee General Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives) and the public at large who observe formal memorials.
  • Fiscal/Policy Impact: None anticipated. As a memorial resolution, it does not alter laws or state policy or create financial obligations.

Procedural Timeline and Legislative Status

  • Feb 10, 2025: Filed for introduction.
  • Feb 12, 2025: Passed First Consideration.
  • Feb 13, 2025: Passed Second Consideration (refer to Senate Calendar Committee).
  • Feb 18–20, 2025: Placed on Senate Consent Calendar and engaged in engrossment/adoption processes.
  • Feb 24–25, 2025: Concurred in the House; sponsor actions completed; enrolled and ready for signatures; house and senate floor actions completed (Ayes 93, Nays 0, PNV 2 in House concurrence).
  • Feb 28, 2025: Transmitted to Governor for action.
  • Mar 4, 2025: Signed by Governor.

Notes

  • The resolution is a customary legislative homage. It does not modify statutes, create regulatory obligations, or authorize expenditures.
  • The final form includes ceremonial language suitable for presentation to the family or public display.

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

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