Kentucky 2024 Regular Session

Kentucky Senate Bill SCR250

Introduced
3/21/24  
Refer
3/21/24  

Caption

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring the life of Roy Franklin Whitt.

Impact

The passage of SCR250 would symbolically impact how the state acknowledges and honors public servants who have made significant contributions to their communities. While the resolution itself does not create new laws, it reflects a cultural recognition of the importance of service and sacrifice within the community, particularly among those who risk their lives for the safety of others. This type of resolution helps to foster a spirit of collective gratitude and remembrance in the state.

Summary

SCR250 is a concurrent resolution honoring the life of Roy Franklin Whitt, who dedicated his life to serving his community as a volunteer firefighter and member of various organizations. The resolution acknowledges Whitt's contributions, including his involvement in the Route 504 Volunteer Fire Department and his lifelong commitment to his family and faith. It emphasizes his character, bravery, and devotion, particularly highlighting his unfortunate passing due to injuries sustained while in active duty. The resolution serves to memorialize the legacy of a committed community member who touched the lives of many.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding SCR250 appears to be highly respectful and celebratory of Whitt's life and contributions. Legislators and community members likely view the resolution as a way to not only pay tribute to Whitt but also to elevate the profiles of volunteer firefighters and community servants in Kentucky. The resolution embodies a shared value of honoring those who serve selflessly.

Contention

There are minimal points of contention associated with SCR250 as it serves a primarily ceremonial purpose. However, discussions may arise regarding the representation of volunteer services in legislative actions. Some may argue for more substantial legislative backing for public service efforts, while SCR250 focuses on a personal legacy rather than broader policy changes. Nonetheless, it represents a societal acknowledgment of the contributions of individuals who serve their communities selflessly.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

KY SCR34

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring the life of Patrick "Pat" J. Crowley.

KY HJR0748

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Allan Donald Williams of Franklin.

KY HJR0333

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Robert William Fitzgerald of Franklin.

KY SR38

A RESOLUTION honoring the life and accomplishments of former Kentucky State Representative Thomas Martin Jones.

KY SJR0573

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Crossett Franklin, Sr., of Memphis.

KY HJR0287

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Omar Ernest "Ernie" Bacon, Jr., of Franklin.

KY SR277

A RESOLUTION honoring the life and legacy of Reverend Alfred Daniel "A.D." King.

KY SR372

A resolution honoring the life of Kansas City, Kansas police officer Hunter Simoncic.

KY HR1804

Whittenburg, George Allen, III; honoring the life and memory; condolences

KY HJR0322

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Lena Josephine Balesteri Davis of Franklin.

Similar Bills

NJ AJR169

Commemorates 100th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin Bridge.

TN SJR0573

A RESOLUTION to honor the memory of Crossett Franklin, Sr., of Memphis.

TN SJR1002

A RESOLUTION to honor Leadership Franklin on the occasion of the organization's thirtieth anniversary.

TN HJR1473

A RESOLUTION to honor Leadership Franklin on the occasion of the organization's thirtieth anniversary.

LA HR84

Expresses condolences on the death of Alton E. "Red" Franklin

TN SJR0311

A RESOLUTION to recognize and commend the Franklin High School Band.

TN SJR0542

A RESOLUTION to honor and celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Franklin Rodeo.

TN SJR0205

A RESOLUTION to honor Franklin Tomorrow on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary.