VirginiaVirginia Senate would honor Blacksburg distillery founder and Scouting volunteer
Virginia senators would honor Jayson Shane Hudson, a Blacksburg distillery founder and Scouting volunteer, and have a copy of the tribute prepared for his family.
What it does
The Senate would formally mark the death of Jayson Shane Hudson, a Blacksburg resident who volunteered with Scouts.
The Senate clerk would prepare a copy of the tribute for Hudson’s family as a sign of the Senate’s respect for his memory.
Argument forA Senate tribute could give Hudson’s family a public sign of respect for his work in Blacksburg and Scouting.
Argument againstNaming Hudson’s relatives in a public tribute could share family details they might have preferred to keep private.
More detail
The Virginia Senate would formally note Hudson’s death with sadness. The tribute concerns Jayson Shane Hudson of Blacksburg.
The Senate clerk would prepare a copy of the resolution. The copy would be intended for presentation to Hudson’s family as a sign of respect for his memory.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Oct 27Laid on Clerk's DeskLatest
- Oct 27Presented 26200377DIntroduced