Alabama 2025 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HR277 Compare Versions

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5	5	By Representative Travis
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7	7	First Read: 22-Apr-25
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15	15	HR____ MOURNING THE DEATH AND CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF MABLE
16	16	ZINNERMAN POINDEXTER.
17	17	WHEREAS, it is with profound sorrow that we note the
18	18	death of Mable Zinnerman "June" Poindexter on April 16,
19	19	2025, at the age of 88; her departure leaves a void in the
20	20	lives of her loving family, many friends, and the community
21	21	where she was highly regarded; and
22	22	WHEREAS, born on August 22, 1936, June gained a love
23	23	for people early in life; living with her grandmother, Mable
24	24	Holley Jonson, and being the only girl in a small country
25	25	neighborhood, she was treated as everybody's little girl and
26	26	was reared to obey and respect her elders; and
27	27	WHEREAS, during her childhood, she became active in
28	28	the church, Sunday school, and the 4-H Club, where she won
29	29	many awards for cooking and home making; and
30	30	WHEREAS, after elementary and junior high school,
31	31	June went to Lynch, Kentucky, to live with her aunt,
32	32	Katherine Childs; after graduating high school, she entered
33	33	Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, majoring in
34	34	Secretary Studies with a minor in Business Administration;
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36	36	WHEREAS, during her years at Stillman College, she
37	37	worked in the cafeteria and was the secretary of the
38	38	Athletic Department for two years; she was an active member
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68	68	Athletic Department for two years; she was an active member
69	69	of the Stewardship Committee, a Christian organization that
70	70	worked closely with patients from Bryce and Partlow
71	71	Hospitals; she also served as a dorm counselor and member of
72	72	the Stillman Band and Choir; and
73	73	WHEREAS, upon graduating from Stillman College in
74	74	1957, June moved to Detroit, Michigan, where she worked as a
75	75	Secretary and Clerk for Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
76	76	Company; after a year and a half dealing with the brutal
77	77	winters, she moved back to Alabama and accepted a job at
78	78	WENN radio station in Birmingham as a secretary; she made
79	79	many friends there, and her name became known throughout
80	80	Birmingham, thanks to the disc jockeys; and
81	81	WHEREAS, in 1962, June wanted to join McDowell
82	82	Presbyterian Church in Pratt City but was unable to find its
83	83	location, so she stopped at Grace Chapel, where she found a
84	84	church family and made invaluable friends and gained wisdom;
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86	86	WHEREAS, in 1963, June married James E. Poindexter,
87	87	and they had two daughters, Cynthia Renee' and Carmelita
88	88	Joyce; now therefore,
89	89	BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
90	90	LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That the death of Mable Zinnerman
91	91	"June" Poindexter is recorded with deep sadness, and this
92	92	resolution is offered to her family in tribute to her life
93	93	and with heartfelt sympathy to her loved ones whose grief is
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