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6-A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION
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10-IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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12-March 7, 2023
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14-To posthumously recognize and honor the life and accomplishments of Ja quelyn Renee’ Glover.
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16-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was born on June 10, 1974 in Albany, New York to
17-Dr. Lillie Beasley Glover and Major Herman W. Glover Jr;
18-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was raised in Orangeburg, South Carolina as a
19-member of the Williams Chapel AME Church and an affiliate of Evening Light Church of God in Laurens, SC.;
20-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover completed her secondary education at Wilkinson
21-High School in Orangeburg, SC, and at North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina where she earned a Bachelors of Science in Architectural Engineering;
22-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover completed her post -secondary education at John
23-Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland with a Business Leadership Development Certificate and The Catholic University of America in Washington D.C. with a Master of Science degree in
24-Engineering/Construction Engineering Management;
25-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover spent 26 years working on her passion in various
26-architectural and engineering projects throughout the District of Columbia and surrounding area;
27-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover held roles within the construction industry that
28-included principal (CEO), partner, managing director, project manager, senior facilities engineer,
29-as well as architectural engineering coordinator for private and public sector clients;
30-WHEREAS, in her career Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover ended her time as the Vice President
31-of Business Development, Delon Hampton Associates, Chartered;
32-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover had a passion for developing leaders in her field
33-and helping others within the construction industry grow;
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38-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was an advocate for inclusion and equity for women
39-and Black professionals within the engineering, architecture and infrastructure industries; and
40-WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover leaves behind a legacy of compassion for her family
41-and for pursuing her passion of engineering and business leadership development.
42-RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, T hat this
43-resolution may be cited as the “Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover Posthumous Ceremonial Recognition
44-Resolution of 2023”.
45-Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia recognizes and honors Jacquelyn Renee’
46-Glover for her years of dedication to her passion of engineering and construction with the District
47-of Columbia and commitment to helping leaders within the industry develop and build upon their
48-leadership skills.
49-Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
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2+ Councilmember Kenyan R. McDuffie 2
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5+A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION 5
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9+IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 9
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13+To posthumously recognize and honor the life and accomplishments of Jaquelyn Renee’ 13
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16+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was born on June 10, 1974 in Albany, New York to 16
17+Dr. Lillie Beasley Glover and Major Herman W. Glover Jr; 17
18+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was raised in Orangeburg, South Carolina as a 18
19+member of the Williams Chapel AME Church and an affiliate of Evening Light Church of God in 19
20+Laurens, SC.; 20
21+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover completed her secondary education at Wilkinson 21
22+High School in Orangeburg, SC, and at North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, North 22
23+Carolina where she earned a Bachelors of Science in Architectural Engineering; 23
24+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover completed her post-secondary education at John 24
25+Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland with a Business Leadership Development Certificate 25
26+and The Catholic University of America in Washington D.C. with a Master of Science degree in 26
27+Engineering/Construction Engineering Management; 27
28+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover spent 26 years working on her passion in various 28
29+architectural and engineering projects throughout the District of Columbia and surrounding area; 29
30+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover held roles within the construction industry that 30
31+included principal (CEO), partner, managing director, project manager, senior facilities engineer, 31
32+as well as architectural engineering coordinator for private and public sector clients; 32
33+WHEREAS, in her career Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover ended her time as the Vice President 33
34+of Business Development, Delon Hampton Associates, Chartered; 34
35+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover had a passion for developing leaders in her field 35
36+and helping others within the construction industry grow; 36
37+WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover was an advocate for inclusion and equity for women 37
38+and Black professionals within the engineering, architecture and infrastructure industries; and 38 WHEREAS, Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover leaves behind a legacy of compassion for her family 39
39+and for pursuing her passion of engineering and business leadership development. 40
40+RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this 41
41+resolution may be cited as the “Jacquelyn Renee’ Glover Posthumous Ceremonial Recognition 42
42+Resolution of 2023”. 43
43+Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia recognizes and honors Jacquelyn Renee’ 44
44+Glover for her years of dedication to her passion of engineering and construction with the District 45
45+of Columbia and commitment to helping leaders within the industry develop and build upon their 46
46+leadership skills. 47
47+Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon the first date of publication in 48
48+the District of Columbia Register. 49