HR263 Alabama 2013 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Victor Gaston

Republican

Co-Sponsors

Mike BallGeorge “Tootie” BandyPaul BeckmanDaniel H. BomanK.L. BrownMack N. ButlerJim McClendonBarry MooreDemetrius C. NewtonJohn RobinsonRod ScottDavid StandridgeDan WilliamsBarbara Bigsby BoydLaura HallJoe HubbardMike HubbardSteve HurstThomas JacksonRichard J. LairdMary MooreBecky NordgrenKerry RichPebblin W. WarrenRandy WoodRichard BaughnDuwayne BridgesDonnie ChesteenDickie DrakeCraig FordDexter GrimsleyAlan HarperAlvin HolmesMike MillicanOliver RobinsonKurt WallacePhil WilliamsMac ButtramJoe FaustChad FincherBerry ForteJamie IsonBarry MaskThad McClammyJohnny Mack MorrowArthur PayneJohn W. RogersPatricia ToddJack WilliamsGreg WrenJim BartonAlan BootheSteve ClousePaul DeMarcoChris EnglandJuandalynn GivanPaul W. LeeJay LoveLawrence McAdoryMary Sue McClurkinDarrio MeltonCharles O. NewtonJim PattersonDavid SessionsApril WeaverMarcel BlackGreg BurdineRandy DavisAllen FarleyEd HenryMike HillWayne JohnsonWes LongMac McCutcheonJohn MerrillJoseph C. MitchellMark TuggleLesley VanceNapoleon BracyJames E. BuskeyMerika ColemanDavid ColstonTodd GreesonRalph HowardRon JohnsonRichard LindseyArtis McCampbellSteve McMillanWilliam RobertsHoward SanderfordHarry ShiverAllen TreadawayAlan BakerElaine BeechJim CarnsTerri CollinsLynn GreerMicky HammonKen JohnsonMike JonesJohn F. Knight JrBill Poole

Session

Regular Session 2013

Title

Sumerlin, Edith, death mourned

Summary

The Alabama House passed a ceremonial resolution mourning Edith Sumerlin’s death and honoring her life and service.

What This Bill Does

It formally mourns the death of Edith Sumerlin and expresses sympathy to her family and friends. It provides a brief biographical sketch, noting she was born in Monroeville in 1924, graduated from Huntingdon College, worked at Maxwell Air Force Base, and spent 22 years as an assistant for the Alabama House of Representatives. It states the House’s intent to honor her legacy and recognize her contributions to the community.

Who It Affects

• Edith Sumerlin’s family and friends, who receive sympathy and recognition of her life
• The Alabama House of Representatives, its staff and the Alabama community, who observe or participate in the memorial tribute

Key Provisions

• Mourning the death of Edith Sumerlin and offering heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends
• A biographical summary of her life, including birth in Monroeville (Sept. 8, 1924), education at Huntingdon College, civil service at Maxwell Air Force Base, and 22 years as an assistant to the Alabama House
• A statement that the House honors her legacy and memorializes her contributions to the community

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 24, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.

Subjects

Resolutions, Condolence