Louisiana 2013 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR77

Introduced
5/2/13  
Introduced
5/2/13  
Passed
5/6/13  

Caption

Commends Seabell "Mama" Thomas on the release of her second cookbook "Mama's Silver Moon Cookbook"

Impact

The resolution underscores the importance of community service in Louisiana, reflecting a cultural impact that goes beyond mere recognition of an individual. By celebrating Mama Thomas's contributions, the bill implies a reinforcement of values such as civic engagement, community support, and the role of local heroes in inspiring others. This recognition serves as an encouragement for similar community-oriented efforts and enhances public awareness about the importance of contributing to societal well-being.

Summary

House Resolution No. 77, presented by Representative James, is a commendatory bill recognizing Seabell 'Mama' White Thomas for her extensive contributions to the community and her recent release of the cookbook 'Mama's Silver Moon Cookbook'. This resolution serves to highlight Mama's influential role as a community organizer, her dedication to public service, and her culinary achievements, particularly in serving the Baton Rouge area. The tone of the resolution is celebratory, aiming to honor her lifetime of service and the impact she has made on countless lives through her efforts.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR77 is overwhelmingly positive. It reflects a deep appreciation for Mama's work and her legacy as a community activist who has uplifted those around her. The resolution not only acknowledges her achievements but also collects collective respect and affection from the community towards her, marking a shared recognition of her efforts in advocating for minority rights, supporting veterans, and promoting local culture through her culinary endeavors.

Contention

While HR77 is a resolution of commendation rather than a piece of legislation with potential for contention, it does illustrate the broader context of civic recognition and the varying degrees to which public service and education within local communities are valued. There may be varying opinions on the extents of community service recognition, but it is generally regarded as a positive acknowledgment of significant contributions made by individuals in enhancing community welfare.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR136

Commends Ida B. Collins Hall for her accomplishments as the owner and operator of the Ibelco Self Improvement & Modeling School

LA HR81

Commends Doris Mott Robinson, wife of Eddie Robinson, upon the celebration of her 94th birthday

LA SR76

Commends Mrs. Doris Mott Robinson on the occasion of her ninety-fourth birthday.

LA HR196

Commends Thomas Blake Mann of Catholic High School upon his selection as a representative of La. at the Hugh O'Brian World Leadership Congress

LA HCR102

Commends Madeline Marie Wagnon of Shreveport upon her receipt of a 2013 Women of Excellence Award from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

LA HCR238

Commends Tyrus Thomas of Baton Rouge upon his receipt of a 2010 Jefferson Award for Public Service

LA HCR105

Commends Sevetri Wilson upon her receipt of a 2013 Women of Excellence Award from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

LA HCR101

Commends Cecile Charleville Guin, Ph.D. of Baton Rouge upon her receipt of a 2013 Women of Excellence Award from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

LA SCR107

Commends Mrs. Doris Mott Robinson on her 95th birthday.

LA HCR136

Commends Robelynn H. Abadie upon her receipt of a 2010 Women of Excellence Award from the La. Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.