Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HR1234

Introduced
2/22/24  
Introduced
2/22/24  
Enrolled
2/22/24  

Caption

Hill-Watson, Mary Frances; condolences

Impact

The resolution serves as a formal acknowledgment by the Georgia House of Representatives, intended to convey collective mourning and respect for Hill-Watson's impactful life. By recognizing her achievements and contributions, the bill reinforces the importance of community leaders who serve and uplift others.

Summary

House Resolution 1234 aims to honor the life and memory of Mary Frances Hill-Watson, a distinguished citizen of Georgia, who passed away on February 15, 2024. The resolution highlights her significant contributions to the community, including her role as an office manager with the Columbus Housing Authority and as a majority owner and funeral director at People's Funeral Service. It emphasizes her efforts in continuing her family legacy and establishing Hill Watson Memorial Chapel LLC, showcasing her dedication to her profession and community service.

Contention

As a resolution, HR1234 does not engage in contentious debate or legislative modification of state laws, unlike traditional bills that might adjust legal statutes or regulations. However, it invites reflection on the role of community figures in shaping local cultures and underscores a broad consensus regarding the value of honoring individuals who contribute positively to society.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HR170

Galer, Mary Jane Perkins; condolences

GA HR771

Theus, Peggy Usher; condolences

GA HR153

Louis, Helen Marie Richardson; condolences

GA SR291

House, Marilyn; condolences

GA HR1303

Bacon, Mother Bernice; condolences

GA HR214

Jones, Marie; condolences

GA HR1324

Blackmar, Melda Whittle; condolences

GA SR213

Beazley, Mary Wilson; condolences

GA HR1087

Wardley, Evangelist Lillian Richardson; condolences

GA HR1594

Knox, Dorothy "Dot" Meadows; condolences

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.