Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR62

Introduced
4/20/15  
Introduced
4/20/15  
Engrossed
4/20/15  
Engrossed
4/20/15  
Passed
4/27/15  

Caption

Expresses condolences upon the death of Chief Warrant Officer 4 George "Wayne" Griffin, Jr.

Impact

The resolution serves to acknowledge the impact of CWO 4 Griffin's service and to honor military personnel who have made sacrifices for their country. By formally recognizing his achievements and expressing sorrow for his loss, the resolution highlights the state's regard for the service members and their families. It reflects a broader legislative commitment to honoring the contributions of military members within the community, reminding citizens of their dedication to safeguarding the nation.

Summary

HCR62, introduced by Representative Broadwater, is a House Concurrent Resolution that expresses heartfelt condolences to the family of Chief Warrant Officer 4 George 'Wayne' Griffin, Jr., following his tragic death during a military exercise. Chief Griffin served honorably in the Louisiana Army National Guard for twenty-one years, earning various commendations for his bravery and commitment to service, including the Combat Action Badge and Senior Aviator Badge. The resolution pays tribute to his contributions and sacrifices made throughout his distinguished military career.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR62 is one of deep respect and mourning. Legislators, constituents, and communities are united in their grief over the loss of a dedicated soldier. The resolution encapsulates a collective recognition of the sacrifices made by military personnel, fostering a sense of community and shared loss. While specific contentions may not be present in a resolution of this nature, the outpouring of support underscores the tragedy experienced by Chief Griffin’s family and the military community as a whole.

Contention

As a resolution expressing condolences, HCR62 may not have faced significant opposition or contention within the legislative context. However, it opens a dialogue about the challenges faced by military families and the importance of providing support and recognition for those who serve. By honoring CWO 4 Griffin, it encourages continued reflection on the sacrifices made by military personnel, fostering ongoing discussions around veteran support and recognition of military service.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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