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HR37 Alabama 2016 Session

Updated Feb 26, 2026
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Summary

Primary Sponsor
Craig Ford
Craig Ford
Independent
Session
First Special Session 2016
Title
Chambless, Mark Norman, death mourned
Summary

HR37 is a House resolution that mourns the death and celebrates the life of Mark Norman Chambless, offering condolences to his family.

What This Bill Does

Formally memorializes Mark Norman Chambless and expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends. Celebrates Chambless's life, career as a lawyer, community service, and personal interests as described in the resolution. Acknowledges his education, professional achievements, and involvement with religious and community organizations. Serves as a ceremonial tribute by the House and does not create new laws or programs.

Who It Affects
  • Mark Norman Chambless's immediate family and close friends, who receive formal recognition and condolences from the House.
  • The Montgomery community and readers of the resolution who learn about Chambless's life and legacy through the tribute.
Key Provisions
  • Mourns the death of Mark Norman Chambless and offers heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends.
  • Celebrates his life and legacy, noting his 33-year career in law and his role as a founding partner of Chambless Math and Carr, as well as his community service with Habitat for Humanity, the Montgomery Area Food Bank, and John Knox Manor.
  • Outlines his education (Jefferson Davis High School, Auburn University, University of Alabama, Cumberland Law School), his achievements (Eagle Scout, avid racquetball player, Auburn football fan), and his church affiliations (multiple churches mentioned in the bill).
  • Be It Resolved by the House that it offers this tribute to his legacy and extends sympathy to his family and friends.
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

Bill Actions

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Joint Rule 11

Bill Text

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature