Louisiana 2013 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR124

Introduced
5/21/13  

Caption

Commends John "Shine" Shellmire upon the celebration of his seventy-first birthday and for his work ethic, dedication, and the positive example he sets everyday at the state capitol

Impact

The resolution serves to elevate the recognition of individuals who contribute to the character and spirit of state government. By commending Shellmire, HR124 highlights the importance of community members who serve in roles that enhance the atmosphere of public service, friendliness, and professionalism in government spaces. This recognition can inspire similar acts of acknowledgment for other service workers who often operate behind the scenes in various public settings.

Summary

House Resolution No. 124 (HR124) is a commendatory resolution recognizing John 'Shine' Shellmire on the occasion of his seventy-first birthday and honoring his decade-long service as the official shoe-shine man at the Louisiana State Capitol. The resolution expresses heartfelt appreciation for his dedication, work ethic, and the positive example he sets for others in the capitol environment. Shine Shellmire is noted for his consistent presence, professionalism, and the warm welcome he extends to employees and visitors alike at the capitol.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR124 is overwhelmingly positive, with expressions of gratitude and appreciation for Shellmire's contributions to the capitol community. Legislators and other state officials involved in the discussion have emphasized the importance of recognizing those who might otherwise go unnoticed yet play a crucial role in the daily operations of the state government. The celebratory tone reflects a commitment to honoring individuals who embody the values ofLouisiana.

Contention

While HR124 does not seem to have any notable points of contention due to its nature as a commendatory resolution, it does highlight the broader theme of recognition within public service that may position individuals favorably among their peers and constituents. Celebrating local heroes like Shellmire can foster community spirit and encourage further appreciation for public service roles.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR30

Commends Alfred Shelmire, Sr., upon the celebration of his 80th birthday

LA HR77

Commends Cordia R. Snowden upon the celebration of her seventieth birthday

LA HR10

Commends Willie B. Peters upon the celebration of his sixty-first birthday

LA SR24

Commends Jackson William Stine upon the celebration of his 100th birthday.

LA SCR142

Commends First Lieutenant John Stillmon Willis Jr. upon the celebration of his one hundredth birthday.

LA HR130

Commends Henry J. Kimp upon the celebration of his 81st birthday and his many contributions to society

LA HR55

Commends Rev. Dr. John Austin Brooks, Sr., upon the celebration of his 75th birthday

LA HR20

Commends Earl Roy Little, Jr., upon the celebration of his ninety-first birthday

LA HR101

Commends Jacqueline Marie Richard Johnson upon the celebration of her sixty-seventh birthday

LA SR85

Commends former Senator Robert Gambrell "Bobby" Jones upon the celebration of his 80th Birthday.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.