Tennessee House Bill HJR0184

Tennessee 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/8/23
• Engrossed: 2/14/23
• Enrolled: 2/24/23
• Passed: 3/2/23

Caption

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Howard "HoJo" Johnston of Lawrence County.

Impact

HJR0184 serves to honor not only the memory of HoJo Johnston but also stresses the importance of community service and the impact of individuals who contribute positively to society. By formally recognizing Johnston's contributions, the resolution reinforces the value of civic engagement and encourages others to participate in their communities. Such resolutions are important for acknowledging local figures who embody the spirit of service and compassion.

Summary

House Joint Resolution 184 (HJR0184) is a resolution commemorating the life and contributions of Howard 'HoJo' Johnston, a respected photographer and public servant from Lawrence County. The resolution reflects on his dedication to capturing the essence of community life through his photography over a span of forty-four years. It highlights his presence at various local events and his commitment to documenting the lives of residents, including young athletes who proudly displayed his photographs.

Contention

While the resolution itself is largely ceremonial and non-controversial, it symbolizes a broader appreciation for those who serve in various capacities within their communities. The unanimous support in the vote, with 33 yeas and no nays, indicates widespread respect for Johnston's legacy and the impact he had on Lawrence County. The resolution also serves as a reminder to current and future generations about the importance of community involvement and the power of service.