Expresses condolences on the death of Charlie "Pappy" Hillebrandt.
The resolution seeks to convey the sentiments of the Louisiana Legislature and the citizens regarding the loss of Hillebrandt, emphasizing the collective grief felt by the community. While the nature of the resolution is ceremonial and does not enact or change laws, it reinforces the role of the legislature in recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities. It serves as a formal acknowledgment of the value of citizen contributions in Louisiana.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 96 expresses the sincere condolences of the Louisiana Legislature upon the death of Charlie 'Pappy' Hillebrandt, who passed away on May 6, 2015. The resolution highlights his contributions to the Carlyss community, including his role as a community member and president of the Carlyss Perch Club, and reflects on his family and personal interests such as scuba diving and storytelling. This resolution serves not only to honor Hillebrandt’s memory but to acknowledge the profound impact he had on those who knew him.
The sentiment surrounding SCR96 is one of deep respect and sorrow. Legislators from both sides expressed admiration for Hillebrandt’s character and contributions, corroborating that he was a beloved figure in his community. This collective mourning showcases the importance of community figures and the unity of the legislature in acknowledging such personal losses.
While SCR96 primarily serves as a formal expression of condolence without legislative contention or dissenting opinions, it nonetheless highlights the community's shared grief and appreciation for accomplishments of residents like Hillebrandt. The resolution is universally viewed as a positive tribute to an individual who exemplified the values and strengths of his locality.