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This resolution recognizes Charlotte Thomas for her extraordinary fifty-one-year career with the City of North Little Rock, highlighting her groundbreaking role as the first African American in the mayor's executive staff. The resolution details Thomas's significant professional achievements, including serving under seven different mayors, her commitment to helping citizens, and her community involvement with organizations like the NAACP and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. It celebrates her educational background from Philander Smith College, her problem-solving skills, and her numerous community recognitions, such as being named a Woman of Distinction in 1999 and a Community Leader in 2006. The resolution not only honors her professional contributions but also acknowledges her personal life, noting her family connections and describing her as having a "magnetic personality and a heart and passion to help others." Ultimately, the Arkansas House of Representatives formally recognizes Thomas on the occasion of her retirement and resolves to present her with a copy of the resolution, symbolically commemorating her decades of dedicated public service.

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