Louisiana 2017 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR82

Introduced
5/2/17  
Introduced
5/2/17  

Caption

Expresses condolences on the death of former journalist and Louisiana Workforce Commission director, Curt Eysink

Impact

While HR82 is primarily a resolution expressing sympathy rather than a legislative bill, it reflects the values and priorities of the community and the state regarding workforce development and the importance of journalism. The resolution signifies an official recognition of Eysink's efforts to improve the lives of Louisiana residents by providing a structure for workforce development and advocating for policy changes that promoted job opportunities in the state.

Summary

House Resolution 82 expresses the condolences of the Louisiana House of Representatives on the passing of Curt Eysink, a former journalist and director of the Louisiana Workforce Commission. The resolution highlights Eysink's contributions to the community through his work and leadership in several positions. It acknowledges his dedication to helping others find job opportunities and developing workforce policies that benefited the local population.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR82 is overwhelmingly respectful and appreciative, as it celebrates the life and legacy of Curt Eysink. Legislators shared fond memories of his character and contributions, suggesting a collective mourning for his loss. His dedication to journalism and workforce development is viewed positively, uniting representatives in their praise for his impact on the state.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention surrounding HR82 as it primarily serves to honor an individual's contributions rather than proposing a policy or regulatory change. The resolution fosters unity and acknowledgment across party lines, focusing solely on Eysink's legacy and his contributions to the community without eliciting debate or opposition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR65

Expresses the condolences of the Legislature of Louisiana on the death of Jay Batt

LA SR8

Expresses sincere condolences upon the death of former Louisiana State Senator Willie E. Crain Sr.

LA SR5

Expresses sincere condolences upon the death of former Louisiana State Senator Paul "David" Ginn.

LA SR30

Expresses condolences upon the death of former district attorney, judge, and Louisiana State Senator Robert W. "Bob" Kostelka.

LA HCR17

Expresses the condolences of the Legislature of Louisiana on the death of Dr. Joe S. Green, "The Bayou Bishop"

LA HR71

Expresses condolences on the death of Pastor Kendall Pierre, Sr., of Ama, Louisiana, in St. Charles Parish

LA HR4

Expresses condolences on the death of the Honorable Joe R. Salter, former Speaker of the House

LA SR4

Expresses sincere condolences upon the death of former Louisiana State Senator Sydney Banks Nelson.

LA HR70

Expresses condolences on the death of Mark A. Dressel

LA HR11

Expresses condolences upon the death of former state legislator Armand Brinkhaus

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