HR63 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Tommy Sherer

Democrat

Co-Sponsor

Ken Guin

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

Poe, John Curtis, death mourned

Summary

HR63 is a House of Representatives resolution in Alabama mourning the death of John Curtis Poe and offering condolences.

What This Bill Does

It records Poe's death with sadness and serves as a formal tribute to his life. It highlights his public service and leadership roles, including long service with the Alabama Marine Police, a Navy veteran background, Coast Guard Reserve intelligence work, and community leadership. It expresses sincere sympathy to his wife, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and other relatives and friends. It is ceremonial and does not change any laws or policies.

Who It Affects

• John Curtis Poe's immediate family and surviving relatives, who receive official recognition and sympathy.
• Alabama residents and lawmakers who read or adopt the resolution, recognizing Poe's life and contributions.

Key Provisions

• The House records the death of John Curtis Poe with deep sadness and offers tribute to his life, along with heartfelt sympathy to his grieving family.
• The resolution recognizes Poe's public service and leadership, including role as longtime chairman of the Walker County Republican Party, representative in the Alabama Silver-Haired Legislature, service as a Captain in the Alabama Marine Police for over 31 years, and retirement from the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve as an intelligence agent, as well as his involvement with the Fraternal Order of Police and community organizations.
• It provides biographical details (birth, education, military service, family survivors) and notes the legacy of his civic contributions for future generations.
• No changes to existing law or policy are made; this is strictly a ceremonial tribute.

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Subjects

Resolutions, Condolence