HR291 Alabama 2021 Session

Updated Feb 22, 2026

Summary

Primary Sponsor: Ed OliverRepresentative
Republican
Co-Sponsors: Alan Baker Russell Bedsole Chris Blackshear Barbara Bigsby Boyd Napoleon Bracy Chip Brown K.L. Brown Jim Carns Steve Clouse Terri Collins Danny Crawford Anthony Daniels Dickie Drake Corley Ellis Tracy Estes David Faulkner Joe Faust Bob Fincher Berry Forte Danny Garrett Victor Gaston Jeremy Gray Lynn Greer Tommy Hanes Jim Hill Rolanda Hollis Mike Holmes Reed Ingram Thomas Jackson Mike Jones Sam Jones Wes Kitchens Nathaniel Ledbetter Paul W. Lee Craig Lipscomb Joe Lovvorn Rhett Marques Mac McCutcheon Charlotte Meadows Becky Nordgren Phillip Pettus Bill Poole Chris Pringle Neil Rafferty Rex Reynolds Kerry Rich Proncey Robertson Connie C. Rowe Chris Sells Ginny Shaver Randall Shedd Matt Simpson Van Smith Andrew Sorrell Jeff Sorrells Kyle South Scott Stadthagen David Standridge Rodney Sullivan Allen Treadaway Tim Wadsworth David Wheeler Andy Whitt Ritchie Whorton Rich Wingo Randy Wood
Session: Regular Session 2021
Title: McClendon, Madelyn Ann, death mourned
Summary: HR291 is a non-binding House resolution honoring Madelyn Ann McClendon for her life and her fight against ovarian cancer, and urging continued awareness and screening accessibility.
What This Bill Does
The bill memorializes Madelyn Ann McClendon, acknowledges her community impact, and offers condolences to her family. It states that her fight helped raise awareness of ovarian cancer and that the state should continue efforts to improve screening accessibility. It is a ceremonial expression of respect by the Alabama House of Representatives.

Who It Affects
Family and friends of Madelyn Ann McClendon who receive formal tribute and condolences
Alabama residents and ovarian cancer awareness efforts who are encouraged to support ongoing awareness and better screening access

Key Provisions
Recognizes and honors the life and fight of Madelyn Ann McClendon
Offers heartfelt sympathy to her family and urges continued ovarian cancer awareness and improved screening accessibility

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 22, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.
Subjects: Resolutions, Condolence