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MS SC506

MS SC506
Extend sincerest sympathy of the Legislature to the surviving family of former State Senator Nickey Browning of Pontotoc, MS.

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Introduced
01/10/2025
In Committee
01/16/2025
Crossed Over
01/15/2025
Passed
02/17/2025
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
02/17/2025

Introduced Session

2025 Regular Session

Bill Summary

A Concurrent Resolution Extending The Sincerest Sympathy Of The Mississippi Legislature To The Surviving Family Of Former Mississippi State Senator Nickey Reed Browning Of Pontotoc, Mississippi, And Commending His Service To His Community And His State.

AI Summary

This concurrent resolution extends profound sympathy from the Mississippi Legislature to the family of Nickey Reed Browning, a former State Senator who passed away on October 29, 2024. The resolution honors Browning's life and legacy, highlighting his significant contributions to his community and state, including his 24-year tenure in the Mississippi State Senate, where he served on numerous committees such as Business and Financial Institutions, and chaired the Senate Forestry and County Affairs Committees. The document also celebrates Browning's personal achievements, including being a respected businessman who owned Browning Lawn Care, a long-time member of Bethlehem Methodist Church, and a dedicated coach of the Pontotoc Red Sox American Legion Baseball team for over 50 years. The resolution acknowledges Browning's survivors, including his wife Brenda, children Tracy and Jason, and several siblings, and emphasizes his dedication to family and community. The legislature formally resolves to present this resolution to his surviving family, forward it to the Pontotoc Red Sox Baseball Team, and make it available to the Capitol Press Corps as a testament to Browning's meaningful life and public service.

Sponsors (51)

Juan Barnett (D)*,  Jason Barrett (R)*,  Andy Berry (R)*,  Bradford Blackmon (D)*,  Kevin Blackwell (R)*,  David Blount (D)*,  Nicole Boyd (R)*,  Gary Brumfield (D)*,  Hob Bryan (D)*,  Albert Butler (D)*,  Joel Carter (R)*,  Lydia Chassaniol (R)*,  Kathy Chism (R)*,  Dennis DeBar (R)*,  Scott DeLano (R)*,  Jeremy England (R)*,  Joey Fillingane (R)*,  Hillman Frazier (D)*,  Josh Harkins (R)*,  Rod Hickman (D)*,  Angela Hill (R)*,  Briggs Hopson (R)*,  John Horhn (D)*,  Reginald Jackson (D)*,  Chris Johnson (R)*,  David Jordan (D)*,  Dean Kirby (R)*,  Philman Ladner (R)*,  Tyler McCaughn (R)*,  Michael McLendon (R)*,  Chad McMahan (R)*,  Walter Michel (R)*,  Sollie Norwood (D)*,  David Parker (R)*,  Rita Parks (R)*,  John Polk (R)*,  Brian Rhodes (R)*,  Robin Robinson (R)*,  Mike Seymour (R)*,  Derrick Simmons (D)*,  Sarita Simmons (D)*,  Daniel Sparks (R)*,  Ben Suber (R)*,  Jeff Tate (R)*,  Joseph Thomas (D)*,  Mike Thompson (R)*,  Angela Turner-Ford (D)*,  Neil Whaley (R)*,  Brice Wiggins (R)*,  Bart Williams (R)*,  Chuck Younger (R)*, 

Last Action

Enrolled Bill Signed (on 02/17/2025)

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