Bill > SRes178

This resolution honors the life and legacy of George Foreman, a celebrated boxer, businessman, and community leader. It highlights Foreman's remarkable journey from his early life in Houston, Texas, through his Olympic gold medal win in 1968, to becoming a two-time World Heavyweight Champion. The resolution acknowledges his boxing achievements, including winning 37 consecutive fights and becoming the oldest heavyweight champion at age 45, as well as his significant contributions beyond sports. It recognizes Foreman's work as an ordained minister, his establishment of the George Foreman Youth and Community Center, and his successful business ventures, most notably the George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine. The resolution also notes his patriotic service, community involvement, and receipt of the American Legion's James V. Day "Good Guy" Award. The Senate formally honors Foreman's life, his accomplishments as a boxing legend, his example for future community leaders, and his dedication to supporting vulnerable youth in Houston. Additionally, the resolution requests that an official copy be communicated to the House of Representatives and transmitted to Foreman's family, memorializing his extraordinary life and lasting impact.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/178/all-info