Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR355

Introduced
6/3/24  
Introduced
6/3/24  
Passed
6/3/24  

Caption

Commends Donald Berniard on his graduation from the United States Naval Academy

Impact

While House Resolution 355 does not directly alter state laws, it serves a significant role in honoring the contributions of individuals who serve in the military and can inspire a sense of pride within the community. Resolutions such as this reaffirm the state's commitment to recognizing the sacrifices of military personnel and can foster a culture of appreciation for veterans and active-duty members. By commemorating such achievements at the legislative level, it sets a precedent for acknowledging individual accomplishments linked to national service and education.

Summary

House Resolution 355, introduced by Representative LaFleur, is a commendation for Donald Berniard upon his graduation from the United States Naval Academy. The resolution highlights Berniard's achievements, including his early education and his athletic prowess as a three-year starter on the football team, where he received multiple honors. This recognition celebrates not only his academic accomplishments but also the path that led him to serve his country as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy. With a bachelor's degree in political science, Berniard's next step will be serving as a surface warfare officer aboard the U.S.S. Tortuga (LSD 46).

Sentiment

The sentiment around HR355 is overwhelmingly positive, aimed at celebrating the achievements of a young individual as they embark on a career serving the nation. The resolution expresses admiration for Berniard's dedication, hard work, and commitment, as well as the significance of his milestone graduation from a prestigious institution. There is a shared sense of pride and community spirit associated with such commendations within the legislative body, showcasing support for veterans and their contributions.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention associated with HR355, as it is a straightforward commendation. Such resolutions typically do not incite debate or opposition, reflecting a consensus in honoring achievements related to education and military service. The focus remains on recognition rather than legislation that could be divisive, indicating unity in appreciating individual accomplishments and contributions to the state and country.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR175

Commends Jacob Sam Eaves on his acceptance to the United States Naval Academy

LA HR244

Commends Peabody Magnet High School and the graduating classes from 1970 to 1979

LA HR178

Commends the Honorable David Matlock, chief judge of the Juvenile Court for Caddo Parish, on the occasion of his retirement

LA HR67

Posthumously commends Glenn Henri Daigle for his military service

LA SR3

Commends Coach Barry Rubin on his outstanding accomplishments and on the occasion of his retirement from the NFL.

LA HR271

Commends Loyola University New Orleans for its history of academic excellence on the historic appointment of Dr. Xavier Cole as its president

LA HR84

Commends the Honorable Francis C. Thompson on his status as the longest-serving member of the Legislature of Louisiana

LA HCR80

Commends Tulane University for its history of academic excellence

LA HR238

Commends Hammond city marshal, Pat Farris, for his law enforcement service

LA HR263

Commends Mason Mackie for his outstanding academic and athletic achievements and commitment to community service

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.