Congratulates Michael W. Leopold on the occasion of his retirement as Mayor of the Village of Swansea. Thanks him for his 26 years of service and dedication to his community.
This bill is a ceremonial resolution congratulating Pompeyo Florez on his 100th birthday. It does not create any policy changes, allocate funding, or affect any group or program. The resolution serves solely as a formal expression of goodwill toward an individual, with no legislative or administrative impact.
HR 224 is a memorial resolution honoring Eugene Allen "Gene" Hackman, a former resident of Danville, following his death. The bill serves solely as a symbolic tribute, expressing congressional mourning for Hackman's passing. It does not create any new policies, alter existing laws, or impact any specific group or program. This type of resolution is standard procedure with no substantive legislative effect.
HR 227 is a non-binding resolution that formally congratulates Lonzo Greenwood on his retirement from the East St. Louis School District #189 Board of Education. It does not create new laws, alter policies, or impose obligations - it serves solely as a ceremonial expression of appreciation for his service. The resolution directly affects recognition of Greenwood’s contributions to the school district. This procedural bill has no substantive policy impact.
HR 220 is a memorial resolution honoring Thomas Owen "Tom" Kuhl of Springfield following his death. It does not create new laws or affect any policies or individuals. The bill serves solely as a formal expression of condolence by the House of Representatives. This procedural measure has no legislative impact beyond commemorating the late Mr. Kuhl.
Amends the State Property Control Act. In a provision concerning submission of an Annual Real Property Utilization Report, changes the due date for the Report from July 31 to August 31 of each year.
This bill is a symbolic resolution congratulating Michael Wenos on retiring after 24 years of service at Madison Mutual Insurance Company. It has no legal effect or policy changes - it simply expresses recognition of his career. The resolution directly affects no individuals or entities beyond the ceremonial acknowledgment. As a procedural gesture, it does not alter laws, regulations, or government operations.
Commends the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) for its commitment to fostering leadership and dialogue through the Chair Chats series. Celebrates the upcoming event featuring Mike "Coach K" Krzyzewski and Chancellor Dr. Marie Lynn Miranda. Commends Coach K for his distinctive legacy of leadership. Commends Chancellor Miranda for her dedication to expanding inclusive access to world-class higher education, advancing student success, promoting research excellence, and enhancing the public good.
SR 183 is a memorial resolution honoring Patricia Ann "Patty" Stremsterfer of Pleasant Plains following her passing. It formally expresses the legislature's condolences and commemorates her life and contributions to her community. This procedural bill does not create new laws or affect any policies, as it solely serves to recognize an individual's passing. It directly affects the community of Pleasant Plains by acknowledging a local resident's death through official legislative expression.
This bill (SR 206) is a memorial resolution honoring Adela (Salas) Korecki of Algonquin following her passing. It formally expresses the legislature's condolences and commemorates her life. The resolution directly affects the memory of Adela Korecki and her community in Algonquin, serving as a ceremonial tribute without creating new laws or policies.
SR 190 is a ceremonial resolution mourning the death of Charles Thomas Weldy II, a Peoria resident. It expresses the legislature's sorrow for his passing but does not create any new laws or affect any policies. This type of memorial resolution is standard procedure for honoring deceased community members. No specific mechanisms or provisions apply, as it serves only a symbolic purpose.
This resolution formally honors Mark "Duke" Lane following his death. It serves as a ceremonial tribute from the legislature, expressing collective mourning without enacting any policy changes or affecting any individuals or groups. As a memorial resolution, it has no legislative impact beyond the symbolic gesture of remembrance.
