Bill > SR137

This resolution honors the life and legacy of Frankie Mae Arnold, a notable African American community leader from Fairburn, Georgia, who made significant local political history as the first Black person elected to the Fairburn City Council, serving 12 years in that role. The resolution highlights Arnold's numerous community achievements, including receiving awards such as Citizen of the Quarter and Outstanding Community Service Award, and acknowledges her reputation for integrity, kindness, and dedication to public service. By recognizing her as a compassionate and generous woman who inspired many through her high ideals and deep concern for fellow citizens, the resolution celebrates her substantial contributions to her community. The Senate formally expresses its deepest condolences for her passing and directs the Secretary of the Senate to provide an official copy of the resolution to her family, thereby formally memorializing her life and accomplishments.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/70002