HR233 Alabama 2017 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Craig Ford

Independent

Session

Regular Session 2017

Title

Dennis, Harry Eugene, death mourned

Summary

HR233 is a ceremonial House resolution mourning the death of Harry Eugene Dennis and celebrating his life while offering condolences to his family.

What This Bill Does

It records the death of Harry Eugene Dennis with deep sadness and celebrates his life, while extending heartfelt sympathy to his wife Lesya Dennis, their son Daniel Noah Dennis, and other family and friends. It notes his faith, mission work, church involvement, and personal achievements (such as being the first to receive an aviation pilot license from Gadsden State, service in the U.S. Air Force during the Viet Nam era as a jet radar technician, a long career at Ricoh Business Products, and work as a radio broadcaster for high school football). It is a ceremonial tribute and does not create or change any laws or rights.

Who It Affects

• Harry Eugene Dennis's family and close friends, who receive a formal expression of sympathy and recognition of his life.
• The Alabama House of Representatives and the broader public who read and acknowledge the ceremonial tribute recognizing Dennis's life and contributions.

Key Provisions

• Be it resolved that the death of Harry Eugene Dennis is recorded with deep sadness, and that we mourn his death while celebrating his life.
• Be it resolved that the House offers heartfelt sympathy to his wife, Lesya Dennis, their son Daniel Noah Dennis, and other relatives and friends.
• Be it resolved that the record recognizes Dennis's life contributions and passions described in the bill, including his mission work, church involvement, aviation milestone (first aviation pilot license from Gadsden State), U.S. Air Force service as a jet radar technician, his long career at Ricoh Business Products, and his work as a radio broadcaster.

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