Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois Senate Bill SR0927

Introduced
4/16/24  
Refer
4/16/24  

Caption

MEMORIAL-WILBER "BUD" HODGES

Impact

The resolution reflects the state legislature's recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities and the nation. By detailing Hodges' life, the resolution not only honors his legacy but also reinforces the value of community service and dedication to one's country. Such memorial resolutions serve to inspire others within the community and can help promote awareness of the contributions of veterans and community leaders in Illinois.

Summary

Senate Resolution SR0927 serves as a memorial to honor Wilber C. 'Bud' Hodges Jr., who passed away on April 6, 2024. This resolution highlights his life achievements, including his service in the U.S. Navy and his contributions in the engineering field, as a journeyman tool and die maker. The resolution also notes his personal life, such as his long-standing marriage and his involvement in local community organizations like the Milan American Legion, showcasing his commitment to service and patriotism.

Contention

As a memorial resolution, SR0927 does not appear to have significant points of contention typically seen in legislative bills. However, discussions arising from similar resolutions may highlight differing views on the appropriate ways to honor veterans or the way state legislatures memorialize individuals. In this case, the focus seems to be wholly on celebrating Hodges' contributions rather than engaging in controversy.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

IL SR0395

MEMORIAL-R. GAREY HODGE

IL SR0253

MEMORIAL-JOHN PICKETT

IL SR0434

MEMORIAL-PASTOR JOHN MCNAIR

IL SR0643

MEMORIAL-RICHARD COTTON JR.

IL HR0794

MEMORIAL-BURL M. GRIFFITH

IL SR0970

MEMORIAL-ROBERT HOLMES SR.

IL SR1293

MEMORIAL-GILBERT SIDNEY PERRY

IL SR1058

MEMORIAL-RICHARD K. GRAHAM

IL SR0046

MEMORIAL-R.J. "BOB" WALTERS

IL SR0462

MEMORIAL-GILBERT C. NOLDE

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.