Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HR34

Introduced
2/1/23  
Refer
2/1/23  
Engrossed
2/2/23  
Enrolled
2/3/23  

Caption

Dr. Sam Creekmore III; commend stellar medical service and his committment to New Albany residents.

Impact

HR34 does not alter existing laws, yet it reflects the values of the Mississippi House of Representatives by honoring a dedicated medical professional. The resolution emphasizes the importance of healthcare providers in community well-being and serves as an acknowledgment of the hard work and compassion that characterizes Dr. Creekmore's career. While it does not have legislative implications, it solidifies the recognition of contributions made by individuals within the healthcare sector.

Summary

House Resolution 34 (HR34) serves as a commendation for Dr. Sam Creekmore III, an esteemed physician from New Albany, Mississippi. For over fifty years, Dr. Creekmore has dedicated his life to the healthcare of local citizens through his philosophy of treatment which emphasizes empathy, humanity, and excellence in medical care. The resolution is a recognition of his service, highlighting significant contributions such as the delivery of over 5,000 babies and caring for countless patients, which has garnered positive attention in public forums.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding HR34 is overwhelmingly positive as it celebrates an individual's achievement and dedication to his profession. Both legislators and the community express gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Creekmore's impact on healthcare in New Albany. This resolution fosters a sense of pride within the local community, emphasizing the importance of personal stories in public health narratives and underlining the need for compassion in medical practice.

Contention

As a non-legislative resolution, HR34 does not invite significant contention. However, it does raise general discourse around the state of healthcare in Mississippi, prompting conversations on the contributions of medical professionals. It highlights not only the work of Dr. Creekmore but symbolizes the broader context of healthcare challenges the state faces, and the recognition of dedicated individuals can serve to inspire future generations of healthcare providers.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HC9

Hubert Creekmore; commend legacy as American author and poet in honor of Hubert Creekmore Day in Water Valley, MS.

MS HR7

New Albany High School Boys Golf Team; commend and congratulate upon winning the 4A 2025 State Golf Championship.

MS HR70

New Albany High School Girls Volleyball Team; commend for winning MHSAA 4A Volleyball State Championship.

MS SR3

Commending Dr. Mark Terry for his unrivaled contributions to ophthalmology and medical research.

MS HJR93

Commending Walter Samson Howard III.

MS HJ93

Commending Walter Samson Howard III.

MS AJR3

Public social services: Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.

MS SR14

Commends Walter "Walt" Leger III for his dedicated service to the citizens of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana.

MS SR60

Commending 25 Mississippi coaches chosen for the 2025-2026 "Tomorrow's 25 Coaching Fellowship" Class.

MS HR379

Commending the Reverend Dr. James Edwards III.

Similar Bills

MS HC9

Hubert Creekmore; commend legacy as American author and poet in honor of Hubert Creekmore Day in Water Valley, MS.

MS HB580

"Medal of Honor Trail"; designate portion of Interstate 22 and U.S. Highway 78 within the State of Mississippi as.

MS HB584

Union County Heritage Museum; designate as the official state barbeque museum.

MS HB352

Union County Heritage Museum; designate as the official state barbeque museum.

MS HB513

Public Health Trust Fund; divert a certain percentage of funds collected under the Medical Cannabis Act into for 4 years.

MS HB1993

Appropriation; MS Volunteer Firefighter Length-of-Service Awards Program Fund.

MS HB1774

Appropriation; MS Symphony Orchestra for expanding its music education initiatives throughout the state.

MS HR46

Enterprise High School; commend for achieving the highest accountability score in the State of Mississippi.