SJR76 Alabama 2010 Session

Updated Feb 25, 2026

Summary

Primary Sponsor: Steve French
Republican
Co-Sponsors: Linda Coleman-Madison Priscilla Dunn Arthur Orr Bobby D. Singleton Wendell Mitchell Myron Penn George M. “Marc” Keahey Tom Butler Phil Poole Larry Dixon Scott Beason Vivian Davis Figures Jimmy Holley Charles Bishop Harri Anne Smith Henry Eugene “Hank” Erwin Jr.Kim Benefield Lowell Barron J.T. Waggoner Del Marsh Ben H. Brooks Trip Pittman Rodger Smitherman Zeb Little Paul Sanford Larry Means Rusty Glover Hank Sanders Bobby Denton Quinton Ross Roger Bedford, Jr.Hinton Mitchem T.D. “Ted” Little Jim Preuitt
Session: Regular Session 2010
Title: Beck, Representative Warren, death mourned
Summary: This Senate Joint Resolution memorializes the death of Warren Beck and honors his public service while extending condolences to his family.
What This Bill Does
It recognizes Warren Beck's life and public service, including his time as Mayor of Geneva and as a member of the Alabama House of Representatives, and notes his work on economic development and his committee roles on Commerce and Tourism and Travel. It expresses heartfelt condolences to his wife Linda, his daughters Candace and Natalie, his four grandchildren, his brothers George and Ricky, his sister Laura Anne Colquitt, and other family and friends, as well as to his fellow legislators. It states that Beck's life and service are celebrated in a special tribute and that a copy of the resolution will be given to his family as an expression of condolence.

Who It Affects
Beck family and close relatives — receive formal condolences and a memorial tribute from the Alabama Legislature.
Alabama lawmakers, the Geneva community, and District 87 constituents — recognize Becks public service and are extended condolences through the resolution.

Key Provisions
Recognizes the life and public service of Warren Beck, including his tenure as Mayor of Geneva and as a member of the Alabama House, and notes his efforts in economic development and his work on the Commerce and Tourism and Travel committees.
Extends heartfelt condolences to his wife Linda, his daughters Candace and Natalie, his four grandchildren, his brothers George and Ricky, his sister Laura Anne Colquitt, and other family and friends.
Declares that Becks life and service be celebrated in this special tribute and that a copy of the resolution be sent to his family as an expression of condolence.
Acknowledges Becks education, his private sector work as the owner of Center Insurance, and his involvement in faith and community activities as part of his public service.

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Subjects: Resolutions, Condolence