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SJR 395

Memorials, Death - Robin Gayle Montague Peak -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Page Walley

A ceremonial memorial recognizing Robin Peak's public service and character, expressing sympathy to her family and recording the state's formal respect.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · SJR 395

Summary: Senate Joint Resolution 395 (SJR 395)

Overview

SJR 395 is a memorial joint resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor the memory of Robin Gayle Montague Peak of Oakland. The measure is ceremonial in nature, recognizing Mrs. Peak’s public service and personal character. It has been signed by the Governor.

Purpose and Intent

  • To honor and remember Robin Gayle Montague Peak.
  • To reflect on her character, public service, and devotion to family, faith, and community.
  • To express sympathy and condolences to her family.

Key Provisions

  • Acknowledges Mrs. Peak as an exemplary public servant and professional.
  • Describes her as a healthcare receptionist who earned the respect of peers and supervisors.
  • Notes her active involvement as a member of Macon Church of Christ.
  • Highlights her family life: married to Donald Peak for 48 years; mother of Kylie (Jeff) Burrow and Christopher (Katherine) Peak; siblings Tim (Sandy) Montague and Andy (Michelle) Montague; parents Louis and Peggy Johnson Montague are noted as predeceased.
  • Mentions personal interests (cross stitching, watching Hallmark movies) and family values.
  • States that Mrs. Peak leaves a legacy of integrity, probity, compassion, loyalty, and diligence.
  • Provides a formal expression of sympathy to her family.
  • Includes a directive that an appropriate copy of the resolution be prepared for presentation. A specific appellate clause notes the copy may omit the final ceremonial clause and, upon request, present language appearing after the State seal without House or Senate designation.

Who Is Affected

  • Robin Gayle Montague Peak and her immediate family (husband, children, siblings, and parents).
  • The broader community recognizing her service and character as part of the state’s official ceremonial record.

Procedural and Timeline Details

  • Introduced: April 2, 2025.
  • First consideration: April 3, 2025.
  • Second consideration: April 7, 2025 (and related actions on April 8–10, 2025).
  • Engrossed and transmitted to the House: April 10, 2025.
  • House actions: placed on consent calendar (April 14–15, 2025); concurrence approved (April 15, 2025).
  • Enrolled and ready for signatures: April 17, 2025.
  • Signed by Senate Speaker: April 17, 2025.
  • Transmitted to Governor: April 21, 2025.
  • Signed by Governor: April 24, 2025.

Background and Context

  • The bill is a joint memorial resolution, a routine legislative instrument used to recognize and memorialize individuals who have made notable contributions to the state or community.
  • No fiscal or regulatory changes accompany the measure; it is ceremonial.

Significance and Impact

  • The resolution formalizes the state’s acknowledgment of Mrs. Peak’s life and public service.
  • It provides a public record of respect and condolences from the General Assembly and the Governor.
  • Serves as a ceremonial gesture rather than creating legal obligations or policy changes.

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

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