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J 790

Mourning the death of the Honorable G. Thomas Moynihan, Jr., distinguished citizen and devoted member of his community

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Dan Stec

A ceremonial resolution mourning G. Thomas Moynihan Jr., expressing condolences and honoring his life and community service, with no policy effect.

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Bill Summary · J 790

Summary of Bill J 790 — Mourning the death of the Honorable G. Thomas Moynihan, Jr.

Overview

  • Bill Number: J 790
  • Title: Mourning the death of the Honorable G. Thomas Moynihan, Jr., distinguished citizen and devoted member of his community
  • Type: Resolution (ceremonial measure)
  • Status: ADOPTED
  • Sponsor: Dan Stec (primary)
  • Introduced: April 11, 2025

Purpose and Intent

  • The resolution commemorates the life and community contributions of G. Thomas Moynihan, Jr. The title characterizes Moynihan as a “distinguished citizen and devoted member of his community,” signaling the bill’s intent to publicly honor his life and service.

Key Provisions (What the bill would do)

  • While the full text is not provided in the summary, as a ceremonial resolution, J 790 would typically:
    • Express condolences to Moynihan’s family and friends.
    • Acknowledge notable achievements, service, and community impact.
    • Recognize Moynihan’s contributions to the state or local community.
    • Direct the official record to reflect the mourning and recognition, and arrange for appropriate official actions (e.g., transmission of the resolution to Moynihan’s family, and publication in official journals or records).
  • Note: The exact language and any specific requests or ceremonial gestures are not included in the provided bill listing.

Legislative History and Timeline

  • April 11, 2025: Referred to Finance
  • April 29, 2025: Reported to calendar for consideration
  • April 29, 2025: Adopted
  • The bill shows multiple entries for actions on the same dates, indicating progression through committee referral, calendar placement, and eventual adoption.

Affected Parties and Impact

  • Primary subject: The Honorable G. Thomas Moynihan, Jr., whose life and service are being honored.
  • Family and community: Beneficiaries of the formal tribute and public acknowledgment.
  • State/legislative records: The resolution would be entered into official proceedings and distributed to relevant parties; it is ceremonial in nature and generally entails no ongoing fiscal or regulatory impact beyond standard ceremonial functions.
  • Fiscal considerations: Typically minimal or negligible; any costs would pertain to printing or publication of the resolution.

Notes

  • This is a ceremonial resolution and does not enact policy or create new law. Its primary function is to honor and memorialize an individual and to express the legislature’s condolences and recognition.

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

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