Kentucky 2023 Regular Session

Kentucky Senate Bill SR92

Introduced
2/16/23  
Refer
2/16/23  
Refer
2/21/23  

Caption

A RESOLUTION honoring Dr. Mary Beth Emmick Morris for being named the 2022-2023 Kentucky Optometric Association President.

Impact

The resolution commending Dr. Morris does not have a direct legislative impact on state laws but serves to highlight the importance of the optometry profession and the contributions of individuals like Dr. Morris to public health and community well-being. It acknowledges the significant role that optometrists play in maintaining eye health and their commitment to serving diverse populations, underscoring the need for support and recognition of healthcare professionals.

Summary

SR92 is a resolution that honors Dr. Mary Beth Emmick Morris for her service and achievements, particularly in her role as the 2022-2023 President of the Kentucky Optometric Association. Dr. Morris has practiced optometry for over a decade and has made significant contributions to eye care in Kentucky, including providing comprehensive care in multiple facilities. The resolution recognizes not only her professional achievements but also her dedication to community service, including initiatives like the Kentucky Vision Project which provides eye exams for qualifying citizens.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR92 is overwhelmingly positive. The resolution reinforces the value of healthcare professionals, particularly in the field of optometry, and serves to inspire future generations in the profession. It reflects a communal pride in Dr. Morris's accomplishments and her dedication to improving the lives of her patients and serving her community, creating a sense of solidarity among legislators in supporting healthcare initiatives.

Contention

There appear to be no significant points of contention regarding SR92, as the resolution is primarily celebratory in nature. Its purpose is to honor an individual's contributions rather than to address any controversial issues. In this sense, it serves as a unanimous acknowledgment of the positive impact that dedicated healthcare professionals can have within their communities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

KY SR127

A RESOLUTION adjourning the Senate in honor of 2021-2022 Kentucky Optometric Association President Dr. TeShawna Barker Sutton.

KY SR60

A RESOLUTION adjourning the Senate in honor of 2024-2025 Kentucky Optometric Association President Dr. Leslie Cecil.

KY SR153

A RESOLUTION adjourning the Senate in honor of 2023-2024 Kentucky Optometric Association President Dr. Joseph Hammond.

KY SR40

A RESOLUTION honoring Dr. Kiro John Yun for being named President of the Federation of Midwest Korean American Associations.

KY SR57

A RESOLUTION honoring Kentucky Dental Association President Dr. Donald "Don" Heine.

KY SR57

A RESOLUTION honoring Dr. Nick Carter for being named the 2025 Kentucky Superintendent of the Year.

KY SR100

A RESOLUTION honoring the Cuban American Association of Kentucky.

KY SR177

A RESOLUTION honoring Chief Greg Estes on being named the 2023 Kentucky Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year.

KY SR106

A RESOLUTION honoring Dr. Clifford Lowdenback for his service as the current president of the Kentucky Dental Association.

KY HR65

A RESOLUTION honoring Dr. Clifford Lowdenback for his service as the current president of the Kentucky Dental Association.

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