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AL HJR190

AL HJR190
Sue Andress, 100th birthday, commended

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Introduced
04/01/2025
In Committee
04/03/2025
Crossed Over
Passed
04/10/2025
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
04/16/2025

Introduced Session

2025 Regular Session

Bill Summary

Sue Andress, 100th birthday, commended

AI Summary

This resolution honors Sue Carpenter Andress on her 100th birthday, celebrating her remarkable life of service, education, and community involvement. Born in 1925 in Wedowee, Alabama, as one of 10 children, Sue contributed to the World War II effort by making airplane fuel tank linings and later worked as a dietitian, teacher, and educator. She taught mathematics, home economics, and child care across various schools in Alabama, and was an active member of professional and religious organizations. Sue graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Food and Nutrition, married John Andress in 1947, and raised three children while also being actively involved in her church and community. The resolution highlights her dedication to education, family, and faith, noting her involvement in Sunday School, her YMCA membership, and her role as a beloved grandmother to six grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter. The legislature honors her as a source of inspiration and celebrates her century of wisdom, memories, and service to her community.

Sponsors (103)

Alan Baker (R)*,  Cynthia Almond (R),  Russell Bedsole (R),  Chris Blackshear (R),  Ron Bolton (R),  Barbara Boyd (D),  Napoleon Bracy (D),  Bryan Brinyark (R),  Chip Brown (R),  Mack Butler (R),  Jim Carns (R),  Prince Chestnut (D),  Adline Clarke (D),  Steve Clouse (R),  Terri Collins (R),  Brock Colvin (R),  Danny Crawford (R),  Anthony Daniels (D),  Kelvin Datcher (D),  Barbara Drummond (D),  Susan DuBose (R),  Brett Easterbrook (R),  Corley Ellis (R),  Chris England (D),  Phillip Ensler (D),  Tracy Estes (R),  David Faulkner (R),  Jennifer Fidler (R),  Bob Fincher (R),  Berry Forte (D),  Danny Garrett (R),  Mark Gidley (R),  Juandalynn Givan (D),  Donna Givens (R),  Jeremy Gray (D),  Laura Hall (D),  Matthew Hammett (R),  Corey Harbison (R),  Ben Harrison (R),  Kenyatté Hassell (D),  Travis Hendrix (D),  Jim Hill (R),  Frances Holk-Jones (R),  Rolanda Hollis (D),  Leigh Hulsey (R),  Steve Hurst (R),  Reed Ingram (R),  Thomas Jackson (D),  Sam Jones (D),  Jamie Kiel (R),  Mike Kirkland (R),  Bill Lamb (R),  Marilyn Lands (D),  Kelvin Lawrence (D),  Nathaniel Ledbetter (R),  Paul Lee (R),  Craig Lipscomb (R),  James Lomax (R),  Joe Lovvorn (R),  Rhett Marques (R),  A.J. McCampbell (D),  Penni McClammy (D),  Arnold Mooney (R),  Mary Moore (D),  Parker Moore (R),  Tashina Morris (D),  Ed Oliver (R),  Marcus Paramore (R),  Kenneth Paschal (R),  Phillip Pettus (R),  Chris Pringle (R),  Neil Rafferty (D),  Rick Rehm (R),  Rex Reynolds (R),  Phillip Rigsby (R),  Ben Robbins (R),  Chad Robertson (R),  Jeana Ross (R),  Patrick Sellers (D),  Chris Sells (R),  Ginny Shaver (R),  Mike Shaw (R),  Mark Shirey (R),  Matt Simpson (R),  Van Smith (R),  Jeff Sorrells (R),  Scott Stadthagen (R),  David Standridge (R),  Jerry Starnes (R),  Shane Stringer (R),  Troy Stubbs (R),  Ontario Tillman (D),  Curtis Travis (D),  Allen Treadaway (R),  Bubba Underwood (R),  Tim Wadsworth (R),  Pebblin Warren (D),  Andy Whitt (R),  Ritchie Whorton (R),  Margie Wilcox (R),  Randy Wood (R),  Matthew Woods (R),  Ernie Yarbrough (R), 

Last Action

Enacted (on 04/16/2025)

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