Louisiana 2019 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR296

Introduced
6/4/19  
Introduced
6/4/19  

Caption

To commend Lena R. Torres for her many years of public service and numerous extraordinary accomplishments

Impact

This resolution serves not only to honor Lena R. Torres but also to reflect the values of public service and community engagement integral to state law and society. By commending individuals like Torres, the resolution reinforces the importance of civic involvement and acknowledges the positive impacts that dedicated individuals have in shaping their communities. It promotes a culture of recognition, emphasizing the value of public service and inspiring future generations to contribute similarly.

Summary

House Resolution No. 296 is a commendatory resolution recognizing Lena R. Torres for her exceptional public service and numerous accomplishments within her community, particularly St. Bernard Parish. The resolution emphasizes her long and illustrious career, which spans over seventy years, beginning in the St. Bernard Clerk of Court's Office and including leadership roles in various community organizations and civic causes. It also highlights her dedication and commitment to her family, community, and contributions to the state of Louisiana.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR296 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the achievements of a respected member of the community. Supporters of the resolution reflect a collective gratitude towards Torres for her lifelong service and the visible positive impact she has made. This kind of recognition is crucial as it uplifts the community and inspires others to pursue a path of service and involvement.

Contention

While there are no notable points of contention specifically surrounding HR296, discussions within the broader context of public service recognition often address the need for sustained support and funding for civic programs. Critics may emphasize that while resolutions honor individuals, there should also be a focus on the systemic issues affecting community organizations and volunteer programs to ensure ongoing engagement and support for future leaders.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR230

Commends Lena R. Torres for her many years of public service.

LA HCR19

Commends Augustus Brown Sr., posthumously upon his extraordinary life and numerous accomplishments

LA SR10

Commends Margaret Martin on her many extraordinary accomplishments.

LA HCR74

Commends Kim Sport of the United Way of Southeast Louisiana for her accomplishments, contributions, and service to her community and state

LA SR271

Commends Maura Donahue for her many accomplishments and exemplary service to the business community in Louisiana, the United States, and internationally.

LA HCR110

Designates May 5, 2015, as Alvin Dark Day at the state capitol and posthumously commends Alvin Dark for his extraordinary life and accomplishments

LA HR70

Commends Seth Bode for his numerous accomplishments

LA SCR53

Commends Sharon Palmer Thomas for her numerous accomplishments and many years of dedicated service at Pilots for Patients.

LA SR102

Commends Seth Bode for his numerous accomplishments.

LA HCR50

Commends Hunter Hayes on his numerous accomplishments as a country music recording artist

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