Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois Senate Bill SR1150

Introduced
10/11/24  
Refer
10/11/24  

Caption

MEMORIAL-FRED M. LEAR

Impact

As a memorial resolution, SR1150 does not modify existing state laws or statutes but serves to recognize the contributions of Fred M. Lear to the community and the Illinois Senate. It reflects the Senate's respect and acknowledgment of individuals who have made significant impacts on their communities, serving as a reminder of their legacy. Such resolutions often unify constituents and commemorate the values of service and commitment to education.

Summary

Senate Resolution 1150 serves as a memorial for Fred M. Lear, who passed away on July 12, 2024. The resolution is a formal expression of sorrow and condolences from the members of the Illinois Senate to Lear's family, friends, and the community who knew and loved him. The resolution highlights Lear's significant life contributions, including his role as an educator in the East Moline School system and his active participation in the local church and community.

Contention

Although SR1150 is primarily a statement of condolences, there may be broader implications concerning community recognition and how the state honors its citizens. The resolution is a part of legislative tradition that encourages lawmakers to reflect on the lives of those who have contributed positively to society. It fosters a culture of remembrance and gratitude, which may spur discussions around how the state could further honor individuals and their contributions in more vivid or lasting ways.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

IL SR0807

MEMORIAL-DEWANE STEELE

IL SR0626

MEMORIAL-KEITH E. L. BAILEY

IL SR0924

MEMORIAL-FRED A. BROWN

IL SR0452

MEMORIAL-GARY M. STIMPSON

IL SR0798

MEMORIAL-CHARLES DUKES JR.

IL SR0940

MEMORIAL-DAVID K. BURKHEAD

IL SR1103

MEMORIAL-FRED H. GREENWALD

IL SR0198

MEMORIAL-STANLEY E. GREGORY

IL SR0521

MEMORIAL-RICHARD A. PARSONS

IL SR0520

MEMORIAL-NORMAN N. NEELY

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.