Louisiana 2021 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR5

Introduced
4/12/21  
Passed
4/13/21  

Caption

Expresses condolences upon the death of Dr. Joseph Aaron Roy.

Impact

The resolution serves to honor Dr. Roy's legacy and may influence community recognition practices regarding individuals who have made significant contributions. While it does not create binding state laws, it symbolizes the Senate's recognition of exemplary citizens, potentially inspiring similar resolutions for others who have notably served their communities.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 5 expresses the condolences of the Louisiana Senate upon the passing of Dr. Joseph Aaron Roy, a respected physician and community leader. The resolution commemorates his extensive contributions to the medical field and his significant impact on the community. It highlights Dr. Roy's dedication to his patients, his commitment to community service, and his warm personal character that left an indelible mark on those who knew him.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR5 is profoundly respectful and appreciative. The bill reflects a shared grief within the Senate and the community over the loss of an individual who was well-loved and admired for his compassionate nature and professional achievements. The language used in the resolution conveys a deep acknowledgment of Dr. Roy's contributions and the respect he garnered over his lifetime.

Contention

There appears to be no major points of contention regarding SR5, as it is a resolution expressing condolences rather than legislation intended to spur debate or division. The focus is on honoring Dr. Roy's life and legacy, which seems to be universally appreciated across the legislative body.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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