Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois Senate Bill SR1134

Introduced
10/11/24  
Refer
10/11/24  

Caption

MEMORIAL-RICHARD E. LYNCH

Impact

The resolution highlights the significance of honoring individuals who have impacted their communities positively. By memorializing Richard E. Lynch, the Illinois Senate underscores the value of individuals who engage in community service and leadership roles. This act serves to unify the legislature in commemorating the life and achievements of its members and citizens alike, fostering a sense of community and shared values.

Summary

Senate Resolution 1134 serves as a memorial tribute to Richard E. Lynch, who passed away on July 11, 2024. This resolution recognizes his contributions to the community and reflects on his life, detailing key moments such as his educational background, military service, and professional career. The resolution also honors Lynch's involvement in various organizations, such as the Junior Achievement program and the Morning Star Lodge 734, illustrating the respect he garnered throughout his life.

Contention

While memorial resolutions like SR1134 are generally non-controversial, the sentiments around the recognition of public figures may vary among constituents. This resolution exemplifies a collective mourning of a respectful individual and aims to celebrate his contributions rather than introduce policy changes or contentious debates. Thus, it primarily serves as a vehicle for reflection and respect within the Senate rather than a point of legislative contention.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

IL SR0562

MEMORIAL-JOANNE RICHARDSON

IL SR0168

MEMORIAL-STEVEN D. RICHARDSON

IL SR0017

Memorializing Richard Young.

IL SR0048

MEMORIAL-RICHARD E. HELTON

IL SR0479

MEMORIAL-RICHARD A. ANDERSON

IL HR0464

MEMORIAL-RICHARD E. NORTHERN

IL SR0151

MEMORIAL-RICHARD MARTWICK IV

IL HR0369

MEMORIAL-DENISE RICHARDSON

IL SR0326

MEMORIAL-RICHARD ENDERLE

IL H4567

Richard A. Shirley Memorial Parkway

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.