Bill > HJR0706

This resolution honors the memory of Tommy Myers, Jr., a dedicated public servant from McMinnville, Tennessee, who served as Warren County sheriff for over three decades. Myers began his law enforcement career in 1991 as a jailer, eventually becoming chief deputy and then sheriff, where he was known for his commitment to rehabilitation over punishment and his compassionate approach to law enforcement. Beyond his professional life, Myers was a Baptist, a motorcycle enthusiast who was a professional motocross driver from age sixteen to forty-four, and a beloved family man survived by his wife Chrystal, two sons Clayton and Ty, grandchildren, and extended family. The resolution acknowledges Myers' exemplary character, his significant contributions to his community, and his legacy of integrity and dedication. It formally expresses sympathy to his family and seeks to memorialize his life and service, highlighting his importance to Warren County and the state of Tennessee. The resolution aims to ensure that Myers' memory and achievements are formally recognized and remembered by the Tennessee General Assembly.

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