This Illinois House resolution formally congratulates Norlyn Dossey, a 102-year-old Vermilion County resident, for his distinguished service in the United States Marine Corps and his significant contributions to local media infrastructure. The bill recognizes his role as an engineer who helped build WDAN-TV in 1953 and later established cable television service in the region during the mid-1960s. It also highlights his post-military career as a radio engineer, business owner, and sponsor of local auto racing. The resolution directs that a copy be presented to Dossey as an expression of respect for his long-standing dedication to the community.
This House resolution honors the lives of World War II Navy veteran Ernest Nicholas Schroeder and his wife, Carolyn Ann Schroeder. It formally recognizes their military service, family devotion, and community contributions while expressing respect for their upcoming reburial at Arlington National Cemetery. The bill directs that a copy of the resolution be presented to the Schroeder family as a gesture of esteem.
This Senate resolution honors the life of Anthony M. Neita, a Chicago resident who passed away in July 2025. The document outlines his background, including his service in the U.S. Army, his career as a bus operator for the Chicago Transit Authority, and his personal interests such as playing bid whist and watching Star Wars. It formally expresses the Senate's condolences to his surviving family members and directs that a copy of the resolution be given to them as a gesture of sympathy.
This Senate resolution honors the memory of Clettis Allen, a Chicago resident who passed away on January 8, 2026. The bill formally acknowledges his life as a former Army gunner, community volunteer, and family man, noting his service to Narcotics Anonymous and his role as a father and grandfather. It expresses the Illinois Senate's condolences to his surviving wife, children, and extended family. Finally, the resolution directs that a copy of the document be presented to Allen's family as a gesture of sympathy.
This Senate resolution honors the life of Clarence R. Wirth, a resident of Worth who passed away in 2026 at the age of 96. The bill formally records his service in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War and acknowledges his career as a home builder who designed his family home. It also recognizes his personal achievements, including earning a black belt in judo and his long-standing role as a community member and family man. The resolution expresses the Senate's condolences to his family and directs that a copy of the document be presented to them as a tribute.
Honors the American Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines from the State of Illinois who have made the ultimate sacrifice since the previous tribute.
Declares October 28, 2026 as Naval Station Great Lakes Day in the State of Illinois in recognition of the work and history of Naval Station Great Lakes (NAVSTA Great Lakes).
Amends the Compensation Review Act. Provides that, in fiscal year 2027 and each fiscal year thereafter, members of the General Assembly are prohibited from receiving and shall not receive any increase in compensation that would otherwise apply based on a cost-of-living adjustment. Effective immediately.
This bill is a House Resolution that formally commends Alpha and Omega Construction and Lowe's Home Improvement for their assistance to veterans and their families in need of roofing repairs. The resolution recognizes the specific actions of these organizations, noting that the construction company provided free labor while Lowe's donated materials to complete five home repair projects. As a procedural measure, the bill does not change any laws or policies but serves to publicly acknowledge and present a copy of the resolution to the two companies as a symbol of appreciation.
This bill is a House resolution that formally recognizes and thanks the Stonewall Stitchers, a local volunteer group based in Pecatonica, Illinois. The group consists of women who gather weekly to sew lap robes and quilts for nursing homes, hospitals, veterans' facilities, and other community members in need. Since starting in 2004, the organization has produced nearly 20,000 items using donated materials and sewing machines. The resolution serves as an official commendation of their long-standing dedication and includes a provision to present a copy of the document to the group as a symbol of respect.
