Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois House Bill HR0472

Introduced
10/25/23  

Caption

MEMORIAL-JEFFREY ARONSON

Impact

As a memorial resolution, HR0472 serves primarily to commemorate the life of an individual rather than to enact or amend any laws. This type of resolution has no legislative impact in terms of altering existing laws or creating new statutes. Instead, it reflects the values of remembrance, community connection, and the importance of honoring those who have passed away. Such resolutions often help in fostering a sense of unity and support among community members, especially for the bereaved family and friends.

Summary

HR0472 is a memorial resolution introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives to honor and remember Jeffrey Aronson, who passed away on April 18, 2023. The resolution expresses sorrow over his death and acknowledges his contributions and relationships within both the communities in Florida and Illinois. It highlights his upbringing, interests, and the people he cherished and who cherished him in return.

Contention

While there are typically no points of contention surrounding memorial resolutions, it's important to recognize that discussions around them can vary depending on individual experiences and sentiments related to loss. HR0472, in voicing condolences and honoring Jeffrey Aronson, is likely to be supported by a consensus in sentiment, reminding the House and the constituents about the significance of community and personal connections.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

IL SR0801

MEMORIAL-JEFFREY J. WALIK

IL SR0590

MEMORIAL-JEFFREY W. FRED

IL SR0288

MEMORIAL-WILLIAM JEFFREY MINOR

IL HR0052

MEMORIAL-REP. C. JEFFERSON

IL SR0225

MEMORIAL-EDWARD ARAMBASICH

IL HR649

Celebrating the life of Jeffrey Todd Girardi.

IL HR0080

MEMORIAL-BRUCE N. COOK

IL SR0509

MEMORIAL-PATRICK M. HEMINGWAY

IL SR0034

MEMORIAL-GERALD R. BLOCK

IL HCR16

Recognizing and honoring Specialist Four Paul Jeffrey "Jeff" Cochran for his service to his country.

Similar Bills

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