Bill > HB1752

This bill designates various segments of state routes and bridges across Tennessee as honorary memorials to honor individuals and groups, including PFC Bishop Marvin Lee, Sgt. Rick N. Finley, Chandler-Crowe, SGT Hugh J. Carlisle, Roger Estes, SP4 Larry Sexton, SP4 Randy Ward, PFC Charles Barto Jenkins, Deputy Lee Roy Happel, John Cason, CS3 Zachary T. Schonborn, Commander Anthony McClain, Preston W. and 'Darbo' Carroll, Bill and Doris Beckham, W.S. and Tootsie Howard, Jeff York, Representative Carson W. 'Bill' Beck, Kyler Gatica, Jim and Beth DuBois, Chandler Joe Smith, Barton Dodson, the Loveday Family, Frank Niceley, Glen and Ruth Cooke, James Marcus Teague and Nancy Jo Teague Leggett, Freddie Louis Whittiemore, Leanne Morgan and Fletcher Family, Dr. George Day, James Baker, Roger Ball, Jerri and David Bishop, Ray Donald Fleming, Vince W. Hinson, Chief Shannon Irwin, Constable Wayne A. Qualls, James Dysart Talley 'Big Jim', Senator Jim Tracy, Coach Robert A. ‘Bob’ Ingle, Sterling Marlin, Colonel Joe Roberson, Jan Bushing, Greg Tucker, Harold Tyler, SSG Terry W. Prater, Sheriff Paul David Jones, Emerson Junior 'Sonny' Dokes, Porter Stout, Dustin and Brittany Dillard, Charlie Kirk, K-9 Diesel, Eugene 'Gene' Pike, Jr., Herbert B. Crick, Kenneth Bennett, Vernon and Frances Hesson, Mark Allen Roberson, Johnny R. Thompson, Dolly Parton, Cody Cheyenne Collins, Bill Revell, Rep. Lois M. DeBerry, Sgt. Tyrone Allen, Shawn Stewart, Colby Ross Chase, and the Opportunity Bridge, among others. The bill specifies the exact locations for these designations, directs the Department of Transportation to erect appropriate signage, and clarifies that these designations are for honorary purposes only and do not alter existing addresses or governmental systems. In most cases, the cost of installing these signs must be covered by non-state funds within one year of the bill's enactment.