Louisiana 2017 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR35

Introduced
4/18/17  
Introduced
4/18/17  
Passed
4/19/17  
Engrossed
4/19/17  

Caption

Commends Dr. Seborn Woods on the occasion of his retirement.

Impact

SCR35 does not introduce new legislative measures or amend existing laws but rather serves as a formal recognition of Dr. Woods' contributions to healthcare. By honoring Dr. Woods through this resolution, the legislature emphasizes the vital role that dedicated healthcare professionals play in the community. It underscores the importance of acknowledging the hard work and accomplishments of individuals who have long served in the medical field, fostering a culture of appreciation for healthcare workers.

Summary

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 35 (SCR35) serves to commend Dr. Seborn Woods for his exemplary career in the field of medicine, particularly as an internist specializing in internal medicine. With over fifty-seven years of dedicated service, Dr. Woods has garnered significant respect and admiration from his patients and peers alike. The resolution acknowledges not only his professional achievements but also his personal qualities that have made him a beloved figure in the Shreveport community. This resolution primarily highlights the occasion of his retirement and the impact he has made over the decades in the healthcare sector of the Ark-La-Tex region.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR35 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting gratitude and respect for a career marked by compassion and commitment to patient care. Legislators and community members express a sense of pride in Dr. Woods' lifelong dedication to improving health outcomes for residents in his region. The resolution captures the warm sentiments of admiration not just for his medical skills but also for his character, humor, and the relationships he built with patients and colleagues.

Contention

While the resolution is a straightforward commendation without any known points of contention, it does highlight broader themes of how healthcare professionals are valued in society. The recognition of Dr. Woods' retirement brings forth discussions about the challenges faced by internal medicine practitioners today, including the evolving landscape of healthcare and the importance of continued support for medical professionals to ensure communities receive quality care.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR31

Commends Dr. Kenneth P. Mauterer, Jr., on the occasion of his retirement

LA SR164

Commends Robert "Bobby" E. Marlow on the occasion of his retirement as an educator.

LA SR176

Commends Robert "Bobby" E. Marlow on the occasion of his retirement as an educator.

LA HR148

Commends Dr. William James Gillespie on the occasion of his retirement

LA HCR33

Commends Dr. G. E. Ghali for his leadership as chancellor of LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport

LA SCR139

Commends Clark Raymond Cosse III upon the occasion of his retirement from his career in governmental relations.

LA SCR27

Commends Dr. John H. Haynes Jr. on his retirement.

LA SR118

Commends Dr. Robert Hebert on the occasion of his retirement as the president of McNeese State University.

LA HR25

Commends Dr. Warren Daniel upon his retirement after many years of service as a physician

LA HR77

Commends Dr. Roger Rholdon, Sr., on the occasion of his retirement

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.