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K 18

Mourning the death of Jean Eleanor Frisbee, distinguished citizen and devoted member of her community

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Angelo Santabarbara

The bill formally mourns the death of Jean Eleanor Frisbee and publicly recognizes her impact and service to the community.

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Bill Summary · K 18

Bill K 18 – Mourning the death of Jean Eleanor Frisbee

Overview

Bill K 18 is a ceremonial resolution introduced and adopted on January 14, 2025. The resolution commemorates and honors the life of Jean Eleanor Frisbee, described in the title as a distinguished citizen and devoted member of her community. The primary sponsor is Angelo Santabarbara.

Purpose and Intent

  • The main purpose of the resolution is to formally mourn the death of Jean Eleanor Frisbee and to recognize her positive impact on her community.
  • It serves as an official expression of sympathy from the legislature and as a public acknowledgment of Frisbee’s contributions as a valued member of the community.

Key Provisions

While the full text is not provided here, ceremonial resolutions of this type typically include:
- A statement mourning the loss of Jean Eleanor Frisbee.
- Recognition of Frisbee’s character, leadership, and service to the community.
- Condolences extended to family and friends.
- A directive for the Clerk to transmit copies of the resolution to the family and to publish or record it in the official records, so the recognition is preserved publicly.
- A formal record of the legislature’s appreciation for Frisbee’s legacy.

Affected Parties

  • Jean Eleanor Frisbee’s family and friends, who receive formal expressions of sympathy.
  • The local community that benefited from Frisbee’s service and involvement.
  • The legislative body, which adopts the resolution as a matter of official record.

Procedural and Timeline Details

  • Introduced: January 14, 2025.
  • Adopted: January 14, 2025.
  • Classification: Resolution (ceremonial, with no anticipated fiscal or regulatory effect).
  • Sponsor: Angelo Santabarbara (primary).

Potential Impact

  • Provides a public, enduring recognition of an individual’s contributions.
  • Serves as a formal historical record of the community’s regard for Jean Frisbee.
  • Typically involves no new duties or obligations beyond administrative actions (e.g., distribution of the resolution to family and records).

Note: This summary reflects the information available. The bill’s full text would specify the exact language and any additional ceremonial provisions.

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

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