Bill > HJR0286

This resolution honors the memory of Ann B. Lee, a prominent resident of Franklin, Tennessee, who was born in Memphis in 1933 and lived a life dedicated to her family, community, and personal values. The resolution highlights her accomplishments, including graduating from Central High School and Vanderbilt University, marrying Wallace Lee, and raising five children on their Triple L Ranch in Williamson County. Ann Lee was an active community member, serving as a substitute teacher, PTA officer, Girl Scout leader, and 4-H volunteer, and was once named Williamson County's "mother of the year." She was deeply involved in the family's cattle farm, helping in the fields and managing its financial operations, and was known for her gracious and genuine personality. The resolution acknowledges her religious involvement with Woodmont Christian Church and Fernvale Community Church, and recognizes her surviving family members, including her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. The document ultimately seeks to commemorate Ann B. Lee's legacy of integrity, compassion, and dedication, expressing the Tennessee General Assembly's sympathy and respect for her life and contributions to her community.

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