Lary Jack Moree Memorial Bridge; Worth County; dedicate
This resolution specifically dedicates a bridge located on State Route 133 over Dry Creek in Worth County as the Lary Jack Moree Memorial Bridge. The act of naming the bridge serves not only as a tribute to Mr. Moree's memory but also acts as a means to instill community pride and recognize the values he upheld. The resolution further mandates the Georgia Department of Transportation to erect and maintain appropriate signage for the memorial bridge, ensuring its visibility and significance to those who travel through the region.
Senate Resolution 612 honors the life of Mr. Lary Jack Moree and dedicates a bridge in his memory. The resolution acknowledges Mr. Moree's significant contributions to the community of Worth County, where he was known for his commitment to the welfare of the citizens and for running a family-owned grocery and liquor store. The resolution emphasizes Mr. Moree's character, citing his integrity, intelligence, and kindness, which left a lasting impact on those around him.
While SR612 is primarily a memorial resolution, discussion around such dedications can sometimes lead to debate regarding public resources and whether naming infrastructure after individuals is the best way to honor them. However, in this case, the consensus appears to support the dedication, highlighting Mr. Moree's positive contributions and character as a unifying aspect of the community’s values.