Louisiana 2022 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR157

Introduced
5/24/22  
Introduced
5/24/22  
Passed
5/25/22  

Caption

Commends Ginger Myers on receiving an honorary doctorate from UL-Lafayette and recognizes her for her work with the LHC Group.

Impact

Ginger Myers has played a crucial role in establishing and promoting quality healthcare services in St. Landry Parish through her involvement with St. Landry Home Health, which later developed into the LHC Group. The resolution highlights the importance of community-oriented healthcare services and acknowledges how Myers' initiatives have led to significant enhancements in health access for local residents. By co-founding an organization dedicated to helping those in need, her legacy supports ongoing discussions about healthcare accessibility and quality in rural areas.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 157, sponsored by Senator Boudreaux, commends Ginger Myers for her contributions to healthcare and her receipt of an honorary doctorate from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. The resolution recognizes Myers' extensive work in the nursing field, especially her efforts in improving healthcare access for the elderly in rural Louisiana. Throughout her career, she has dedicated herself not only to nursing but also to community leadership and philanthropy, exemplifying a commitment to service that has had a lasting impact on her community.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding SR157 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating Myers' achievements and the contributions she has made to her community. The resolution reflects appreciation not only from the Senate but also within the community that has benefited from her healthcare initiatives. This commendation fosters a spirit of recognition for individuals committed to improving the lives of others, and it likely resonates with constituents who value healthcare and community service.

Contention

While SR157 is largely celebratory in nature, it highlights broader themes in healthcare that could raise points of contention in future legislative discussions, such as funding for rural health initiatives and recognition of healthcare professionals. As healthcare remains a critical issue in many rural communities, commendations of this nature could spark conversations on how to further support healthcare access and the individuals leading these efforts.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR137

Commends Ginger Myers on receiving honorary doctorate from UL-Lafayette and recognizes her for her work with the LCH Group.

LA SR157

Commends Willie Landry Mount on being conferred an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by McNeese State University.

LA HR75

Commends J. Terrell Brown, Sr., on receipt of an honorary doctorate of humane letters from Southern University

LA SR30

Recognizes the 90-year anniversary of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Lafayette.

LA SR44

Commends Randy K. Haynie on being honored at the UL Lafayette 18th Annual Spring Gala for his outstanding contributions to the university and to the Lafayette community.

LA SCR36

Commends Herb Schilling on being honored at the UL-Lafayette Alumni Association's 25th annual Spring Gala.

LA SR220

Commends Gregg Gothreaux on his many accomplishments and years of service with the Lafayette Economic Development Authority (LEDA).

LA SR249

Commends Gregg Gothreaux on his many accomplishments and years of service with the Lafayette Economic Development Authority (LEDA).

LA SR22

Commends and congratulates Patrick C. Morrow upon his induction into the St. Landry Parish Democratic Party Hall of Fame.

LA SR126

Commends the Honorable Fred H. Mills Jr. on twenty-three years of distinguished public service.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.