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	1	+	25.614.9 100th Legislative Session HC8003
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	4	+	2025 South Dakota Legislature
5	5		House Commemoration 8003
6		-	Introduced by: Representatives Derby, Massie, Moore, Reisch, Shorma, and Venhuizen and Senators Deibert,
7		-	Duhamel, Perry, and Schoenfish
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10		-	A LEGISLATIVE COMMEMORATION, Recognizing Jacqueline Sly as the recipient of
11		-	the AARP South Dakota Andrus Award.
12		-	WHEREAS, Jacqueline Sly earned her bachelor's degree in elementary and special
13		-	education from Northern State University and her master's degree in curriculum and
14		-	instruction from Black Hills State University; and
15		-	WHEREAS, Jacqueline's public education career in South Dakota spanned thirty -seven
16		-	years, her retirement from classroom teaching didn’t stop her desire to promote the teaching
17		-	profession and prioritize the success of young people, leading her to serve in the South Dakota
18		-	Legislature; and
19		-	WHEREAS, during Jacqueline’s legislative tenure, from 2009 -2016, she served as a
20		-	member of the House Health and Human Services Committee, chair of the House Education
21		-	Committee, House Majority Whip, and co -chair of the education committee for the Midwest
22		-	Legislative Conference and the Council of State Governments; and
23		-	WHEREAS, Jacqueline’s public service included appointments as co-chair of the blue ribbon
24		-	task force and as a member of the South Dakota Board of Education Standards; and
25		-	WHEREAS, Local organizations in Rapid City and statewide organizations have benefited
26		-	from Jacqueline’s service in leadership roles, including South Dakota Retired School
27		-	Personnel; the Rapid City Education Association; Susan G. Komen for the Cure South Dakota;
28		-	the West River Mental Health Clinic; Black Hills Works; Abbott House; Bethlehem Lutheran
29		-	Church; and AARP South Dakota; and
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36		-	WHEREAS, Jacqueline was recently presented with AARP South Dakota’s prestigious
37		-	Andrus Award for Community Service, named after the organization’s founder, Ethel Percy
38		-	Andrus, a retired educator. The award honors Jacqueline’s generous sharing of time and
39		-	talents to enrich the lives of others, as well as her service at the local and state level;
40		-	NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT COMMEMORATED, by the One Hundredth Legislature of the State
41		-	of South Dakota, that Jacqueline Sly is the recipient of the AARP South Dakota Andrus Award
42		-	for Community Service for her leadership and commitment to the people of South Da kota.
	12	+	Introduced by: Representatives Derby, Moore, Shorma, and Venhuizen and Senators Deibert, Duhamel, Perry,
	13	+	and Schoenfish
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	17	+	A LEGISLATIVE COMMEMORATION, Recognizing Jacqueline Sly as the recipient of 1
	18	+	the AARP South Dakota Andrus Award. 2
	19	+	WHEREAS, Jacqueline Sly earned her bachelor's degree in elementary and special 3
	20	+	education from Northern State University and her master's degree in curriculum and 4
	21	+	instruction from Black Hills State University; and 5
	22	+	WHEREAS, Jacqueline's public education career in South Dakota spanned thirty -seven 6
	23	+	years, her retirement from classroom teaching didn’t stop her desire to promote the teaching 7
	24	+	profession and prioritize the success of young people, leading her to serve in the South Dakota 8
	25	+	Legislature; and 9
	26	+	WHEREAS, during Jacqueline’s legislative tenure, from 2009 -2016, she served as a 10
	27	+	member of the House Health and Human Services Committee, chair of the House Education 11
	28	+	Committee, House Majority Whip, and co -chair of the education committee for the Midwest 12
	29	+	Legislative Conference and the Council of State Governments; and 13
	30	+	WHEREAS, Jacqueline’s public service included appointments as co-chair of the blue ribbon 14
	31	+	task force and as a member of the South Dakota Board of Education Standards; and 15
	32	+	WHEREAS, Local organizations in Rapid City and statewide organizations have benefited 16
	33	+	from Jacqueline’s service in leadership roles, including South Dakota Retired School 17
	34	+	Personnel; the Rapid City Education Association; Susan G. Komen for the Cure South Dakota; 18
	35	+	the West River Mental Health Clinic; Black Hills Works; Abbott House; Bethlehem Lutheran 19
	36	+	Church; and AARP South Dakota; and 20
	37	+	WHEREAS, Jacqueline was recently presented with AARP South Dakota’s prestigious 21
	38	+	Andrus Award for Community Service, named after the organization’s founder, Ethel Percy 22
	39	+	Andrus, a retired educator. The award honors Jacqueline’s generous sharing of time and 23
	40	+	talents to enrich the lives of others, as well as her service at the local and state level; 24 25.614.9 2 HC8003
	41	+	Underscores indicate new language.
	42	+	Overstrikes indicate deleted language.
	43	+	NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT COMMEMORATED, by the One Hundredth Legislature of the State 1
	44	+	of South Dakota, that Jacqueline Sly is the recipient of the AARP South Dakota Andrus Award 2
	45	+	for Community Service for her leadership and commitment to the people of South Dakota. 3