This Mississippi House Resolution formally mourns the death of Representative William R. "Bo" Brown and commemorates his life, public service, and legislative career. The text details his background as an educator, federal employee, and city council member before he served in the state house for Hinds County. It also expresses sympathy to his family and directs that copies of the resolution be provided to them and the Capitol Press Corps.
This Mississippi House Resolution honors the life and legacy of Representative James "Price" Wallace, who passed away on June 3, 2026, after serving District 77 for nine years. The text details his public service as Chairman of the Constitution Committee and his background as a poultry farmer and leader in local agricultural associations. It also highlights his personal life, including his role as a grandfather and his community involvement. The resolution formally expresses the House's deepest sympathy to his family and directs that copies be provided to them and the Capitol Press Corps.
This bill is a Senate concurrent resolution that formally commends Patrick Wilcher for receiving the "Instructor of the Year" award at the Perkinston Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. The resolution recognizes Wilcher's distinguished service as a mathematics instructor and department chair who has worked at the college for nineteen years. It directs that the resolution be presented to Wilcher, forwarded to the college president, and made available to the press corps. This is a ceremonial measure with no changes to laws or policies.
This bill is a Senate concurrent resolution that formally commends and congratulates Vic A. Gauthreaux, Jr., an Information Systems Technology Instructor at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's Harrison County Campus. The resolution recognizes his selection as "Instructor of the Year," an award established by the college's Alumni Association based on nominations from students, faculty, and administrators. It highlights his ten years of employment at the college, his educational background, and his dedication to teaching excellence and community service. The resolution directs that the document be presented to Mr. Gauthreaux, forwarded to the college president, and made available to the Capitol Press Corps.
This Senate Concurrent Resolution formally commends Dr. Linda Nix for being selected as "Instructor of the Year" at the Jackson County Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. The resolution recognizes her nine years of service as a Science Instructor and highlights her academic credentials and prior teaching experience. It serves as an official acknowledgment of her teaching excellence and contributions to the college community, with the document to be presented to Dr. Nix and made available to the press.
This bill is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that formally commends Dr. Gabriel Posadas for being selected as "Instructor of the Year" at the George County Center of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. The resolution recognizes his distinguished service as a Biology Instructor and highlights his academic credentials and teaching experience. It directs that the resolution be presented to Dr. Posadas, forwarded to the college president, and made available to the press. This is a ceremonial acknowledgment rather than a policy change, with no new laws or regulations being established.
This bill is a Senate concurrent resolution that formally congratulates Yasmine Ware of Madison, Mississippi, on being selected as a 2025 Harry S. Truman Scholar. The resolution recognizes her academic achievements, leadership roles, and commitment to public service, including her work founding Yasmine's Warehouse and her internships with federal agencies. It also notes that the Truman Scholarship provides up to $30,000 for graduate study and is one of 54 such awards given nationwide each year. The bill directs that the resolution be presented to Ware and her family and made available to the Capitol press corps.
This bill is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that recognizes the 75th anniversary of the Delta Delta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and designates March 17, 2026, as "Kappa Day at the State Capitol" in Mississippi. The resolution honors the fraternity's legacy and notable members, including state legislators, public officials, and community leaders affiliated with the organization. It does not create new laws or funding but serves as a formal acknowledgment of the fraternity's contributions and achievements. The resolution will be presented to the Delta Delta Chapter and shared with the Capitol Press Corps for public awareness.
This bill designates March 17, 2026, as "Wavee Dave Day" in Mississippi to honor David "Wavee Dave" Chambers, the long-serving Jackson State University tiger mascot. The resolution recognizes Chambers' 20+ years of service as the university's mascot and his contributions to school spirit and the Jackson community. It also directs that the resolution be presented to members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. at the State Capitol during their annual Kappa Day celebration. This commemorative measure does not change laws or policies but formally acknowledges Chambers' legacy and encourages citizens to observe the designated day with appreciation.
This bill is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that formally commends Mrs. Nora Roberts Miller for her distinguished leadership as President of Mississippi University for Women. It recognizes her 30-year career in higher education and her contributions to the state, particularly highlighting her role as the institution's fifteenth and first alumna president. The resolution notes specific achievements during her tenure, including enrollment growth and favorable student outcomes, and directs that copies of the commendation be presented to her and made available to the press. This is a ceremonial measure with no changes to laws or policies, serving only to honor her retirement and service.
This bill is a House Concurrent Resolution that formally commends and congratulates Charles Cross, an offensive lineman from Laurel, Mississippi, for being a member of the 2026 Super Bowl championship Seattle Seahawks team. The resolution recognizes his professional achievements, including his selection in the first round of the 2022 NFL draft, his consistent performance with the Seahawks, and his role in helping the team win Super Bowl LX. The document also notes his contract extension with the franchise and his performance in the 2026 playoffs, highlighting his contributions to the team's historic victory. Copies of the resolution will be provided to Charles Cross and the Capitol Press Corps.
This bill is a House Concurrent Resolution that formally recognizes and congratulates Ship Island Excursions on its 100th anniversary. The resolution honors the Skrmetta family business, which has provided ferry service to Ship Island since 1926 and has transported over 1.2 million visitors over the past century. The document outlines the company's history, its role as a community supporter through discounted tickets and donations, and its current operations from Gulfport. No new laws or funding are created; the measure serves solely as an official commendation from the Mississippi Legislature.
