KentuckyKentucky Senate honors Jeremiah Parsons and sends resolution to family
The Kentucky Senate honors Jeremiah Parsons, expresses sympathy for his family, and directs its Clerk to send them a copy of the resolution.
What it does
The Senate honors Jeremiah Parsons and expresses sympathy after his death. The resolution recognizes his work in Paintsville tourism and the arts.
The Senate Clerk must send a copy of the resolution to Senator Phillip Wheeler for delivery to Parsons's family.
Argument forHonoring Parsons's work in tourism and the arts could help preserve his memory among Paintsville residents and young performers.
Argument againstThe resolution may bring comfort through recognition, but it does not direct money or other practical assistance to Parsons's family.
More detail
The Senate expresses sympathy for Jeremiah Parsons's death and adjourns in his honor and memory. The resolution honors Parsons, who served Paintsville through tourism and the arts. The Senate adjourns in his honor when it adjourns on the day of the resolution.
The Senate Clerk must send a copy of the resolution to Senator Phillip Wheeler for delivery to Parsons's family. The copy is for Parsons's family and is to be delivered through Senator Phillip Wheeler.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 15adopted by voice voteAdopted
- Feb 9to Senate FloorMinor
- Feb 5to Committee on Committees (S)Minor
- Feb 5introduced in SenateIntroduced
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