South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session

South Carolina House Bill H4456

Introduced
4/30/25  

Caption

100 years old on May 14, 2025 Gloria Ernestine Hodnett

Impact

The resolution demonstrates the House's commitment to celebrating significant milestones in the lives of its constituents. Recognizing a centenarian serves to highlight longevity and the historical perspectives these individuals possess, which can inspire younger generations. Such resolutions are also meant to foster a sense of community by marking individual achievements that contribute to the fabric of society.

Summary

House Bill H4456 is a resolution focusing on the celebration of Gloria Ernestine Hodnett's 100th birthday on May 14, 2025. The resolution honors her life, which has spanned a century characterized by major social changes and technological advancements. The bill aims to formally acknowledge her contributions to society and recognize her lasting impact on family and community.

Contention

While the bill is largely celebratory and designed to honor an individual, it reflects broader themes regarding how society recognizes and values elder citizens. There could be ongoing discussions about the role of formal recognitions in public life and whether they adequately represent the diverse narratives of aging in contemporary society. Overall, this resolution represents goodwill and appreciation, with little contention expected in its passage.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

SC S1211

Debi Price

SC H5520

Daisy Rogers McDuffie Road

SC H4739

Tammy Withrow retirement as clerk of Jefferson SC

SC S0690

Robert J. "Duke" Short

SC H5001

Madison Ann “Maddie� Hines, sympathy

SC H4757

Retirement of No. Chas. Mayor R. Keith Summey

SC H5448

John Landon Black Foundation Resource Center

SC H4269

Wendell M. Manigault, Jr., community service

SC H4396

Wayne Williams, Teacher of the Year

SC H5516

Beulah Roberts

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.