Commends Rachel Elizabeth Schultz upon being named the 76th Greater New Orleans Floral Trail Queen.
The resolution underscores the significance of the Greater New Orleans Floral Trail, which boasts a rich history dating back to the 1930s, showcasing a commitment to beautification and community engagement through the planting of native flora. The recognition of such figures as Rachel Elizabeth Schultz serves to inspire pride in local culture and commitment to civic engagement among Louisiana's youth.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 93, introduced by Senator Alario and Representatives Kleckley and Leger, aims to commend and congratulate Rachel Elizabeth Schultz on her achievements during her reign as the seventy-sixth Greater New Orleans Floral Trail Queen for the term of 2012-2013. This resolution highlights not only her crowning as the queen but also her contributions to her community and state as a representative of New Orleans at various events.
The sentiment surrounding SCR93 is overwhelmingly positive. It celebrates the accomplishments of a young woman who has not only held a symbolic role but has actively engaged in community service through various organizations. This recognition of individual achievement contributes to a broader narrative of appreciating and uplifting local leaders and role models.
As a concurrent resolution, SCR93 does not have the legislative implications that a traditional bill might convey but serves primarily as an expression of commendation. There was unanimous bipartisan support in the Senate, with the resolution being adopted with a vote of 35 yeas and 0 nays on May 15, 2013. The celebration of such local figures is generally viewed as a positive act, fostering community connection and pride.