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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal – 2019-2020 1 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal – 2019-2020 Description Other Action Number Speaker Signed by by Signed Committee Referred to Referred Transmitted Concurred in Concurred 1 Constitutional Amendments - Proposes amendment to Article VI, Section 5 to provide for 598 599 1470 1707 883, 1068, 1070, 1205, 1255, 1470, the selection of the attorney general and reporter for the state with nomination by the 1707 supreme court and confirmation by the general assembly. 4 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe, Tennessee Sheriff of the 59 112 145 63, 140 Year 5 Memorials, Death - Charles E. McNeeley 59 112 145 63, 140 6 Memorials, Death - Willard Lacy Upchurch 59 112 145 63, 115, 140 7 Memorials, Death - Virginia "Ginny" Edwards 59 112 145 63, 140 8 Memorials, Death - Floyd Thomas Nelson 59 112 145 63, 140 9 Memorials, Recognition - Emeline Thrash Dunn, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 63, 140 10 Memorials, Recognition - Rebecca Sheaffer Goodwin, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 63, 140 11 Memorials, Recognition - Casey L. Miller, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 63, 140 12 Memorials, Recognition - Alé Dalton, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 63, 140 13 Memorials, Recognition - Adelee Traylor Seidel, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 63, 140 14 Memorials, Recognition - Nora Snoddy, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 15 Memorials, Recognition - Susan E. Pogue, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 16 Memorials, Recognition - Pirjin Tayip Laser, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 17 Memorials, Recognition - Megan Beaven Feeman, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 18 Memorials, Recognition - Elizabeth "Lizzie" Eisen, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 19 Memorials, Recognition - Elizabeth Anne Goldstein, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 20 Memorials, Recognition - Zachary Brickner, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 21 Memorials, Recognition - Wade Nelson, Jr., 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 22 Memorials, Recognition - Stephen Richards, Jr., 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 23 Memorials, Recognition - Sam Ellis, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 24 Memorials, Recognition - Michael Hill, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 25 Memorials, Recognition - Matthew A. Pierce, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 113 145 64, 140 26 Memorials, Recognition - Josh Thompson, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 64, 140 27 Memorials, Recognition - John R. Burch III, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 64, 140 28 Memorials, Recognition - Harris Delchamps, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 64, 140 29 Memorials, Recognition - Grant Adams, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 64, 140 30 Memorials, Recognition - Liz Rogers, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 64, 140 31 Memorials, Recognition - Lauren M. Spahn, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 32 Memorials, Recognition - Kaya Grace Porter, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 33 Memorials, Recognition - Julie Anne Rousseau, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 34 Memorials, Recognition - Jennifer L. Lafferty, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 35 Memorials, Recognition - Christopher J. Morris, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 36 Memorials, Recognition - Brennan H. N. McMurry, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 37 Memorials, Recognition - Brian Nock, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 38 Memorials, Recognition - Brandon Bocianski, 2019 Nashville's Top 30 Under 30 59 114 145 65, 140 39 Memorials, Recognition - Kings Mountain American Legion Post 24, 100th Anniversary 59 114 145 65, 140 5803 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal – 2019-2020 Description Other Action Number Speaker Signed by by Signed Committee Referred to Referred Transmitted Concurred in Concurred 40 Memorials, Death - Tobie L. Bledsoe 59 114 145 65, 140 41 General Assembly - Establishes joint committee to count and compare vote of November 44 45 166 45, 165 2018 general election for governor. 42 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls joint convention to elect comptroller and 44 45 166 45, 55, 56, 165 state treasurer on January 9, 2019. 43 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner David W. Purkey 62 98 103 98, 102 44 Memorials, Sports - Greeneville High School football team, TSSAA Division I Class 4A 59 114 145 65, 140 State Champions 45 Memorials, Professional Achievement - John Harney, Rutherford County Chamber of 59 114 145 65, 140 Commerce 2018 Business Person of the Year 46 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Chief Kevin Arnold, 2018 Leadership Rutherford 59 115 145 65, 140 Pinnacle Award 47 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Gordon Ferguson, Rutherford County Chamber of 59 115 145 65, 140 Commerce 2018 Business Legend 48 Memorials, Professional Achievement - John Hood, Rutherford County Chamber of 59 115 145 65, 140 Commerce Doug Young Lifetime Achievement Award 49 Memorials, Retirement - Dr. Teresa M. Kidd 59 115 145 65, 140 50 Memorials, Recognition - Vice Mayor Jim Shulman 59 115 145 66, 140 51 Memorials, Recognition - City of Johnson City, sesquicentennial 59 143 165 66, 115, 116, 143, 158 52 Memorials, Recognition - Logan Grant 59 115 145 66, 140 53 General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Expresses support for the National 748 762 Suicide Hotline Improvement Act of 2018 and the creation of a three-digit nationwide suicide and mental health crisis hotline in the United States. 54 Memorials, Death - Dr. Joseph Leeper Willoughby 59 115 145 66, 140 57 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner Jai Templeton 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 58 General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Expresses support for the Nation of 581 600 931 965 882, 884, 931, 964 Israel. 59 Memorials, Death - Senator Curtis Bentley "Ben" Atchley, Jr. 131 142 165 132, 142, 143, 158 60 Memorials, Death - Edward Riley Anderson 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 61 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Sarah Huffman, 2018 Tennessee Association for 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 Administrators in Special Education Cup 62 Memorials, Death - Richard D. Pickell 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 63 Memorials, Death - Congresswoman Marilyn Lloyd 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 64 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Nolan Coffey, Eagle Scout 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 65 General Assembly, Confirmation of Appointment - William J. Carver, Tennessee 209 256 331 331 Education Lottery Corporation 66 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner Many-Bears Grinder 182 227 234 185, 228, 234 67 Memorials, Public Service - Dr. Wendy J. Long 182 227 234 185, 228, 234 68 Memorials, Death - William Hubert Reed, Jr. 182 227 234 185, 234 69 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner Bonnie Hommrich 182 227 234 185, 228, 234 70 Memorials, Death - Thomas "Tom" Jensen 184 257 331 211, 257, 331 5804 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal – 2019-2020 Description Other Action Number Speaker Signed by by Signed Committee Referred to Referred Transmitted Concurred in Concurred 71 Memorials, Sports - Tennessee School for the Deaf volleyball team, national champions 182 227 234 185, 234 72 Memorials, Public Service - Dr. Candice McQueen 182 227 234 186, 228, 234 73 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner Larry Martin 182 227 234 186, 228, 234 74 Memorials, Public Service - Commissioner Debbie Payne 182 227 234 186, 228, 234 75 Memorials, Death - Peggy Jean Cockerham 105 135 165 109, 136, 158 76 Memorials, Recognition - American Heart Association/National Wear Red Day, February 131 142 165 132, 143, 158 1, 2019 77 Memorials, Retirement - Jill Bachus 209 257 331 211, 331 78 Memorials, Sports - Caleb Plant, IBF Super Middleweight World Champion 209 257 331 211, 331 79 Memorials, Retirement - Jed DeKalb 209 257 331 211, 331 80 Memorials, Death - Dr. Robert William "Bob" Peelle 209 257 331 211, 331 81 Memorials, Recognition - Tom Cigarran, Chairman of the Board of Nashville Predators 209 257 331 211, 331 82 Memorials, Retirement - Brenda Shadden 235 325 331 238, 331 83 Naming and Designating - "Certified Government Financial Manager Month," March 2019 581 600 1013 1057 974, 976, 1057 84 Memorials, Retirement - Melanie Hill 235 325 331 238, 331 85 Memorials, Death - Katherine I. LaPorte 235 325 331 238, 331 86 Memorials, Retirement - Dr. C.H. Charlton 235 325 331 238, 331 88 Memorials, Recognition - National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month 581 604 621 583, 605, 621 89 Memorials, Sports - Signal Mountain Middle High School girls' and boys' cross country 235 325 331 238, 331 teams 90 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Eddy and Marjorie Walker, 50th wedding anniversary 235 326 331 238, 331 91 Memorials, Recognition - City of Brentwood, 50th anniversary 235 326 331 238, 331 92 Memorials, Death - John Paalzow Farr 235 326 331 238, 331 93 Memorials, Recognition - Chattanooga Times Free Press, 150th anniversary 235 326 331 238, 331 94 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Katie Pullen Foster, 100th Birthday 235 326 331 238, 331 95 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Bev Johnson, Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame 235 326 331 238, 331 96 Memorials, Government Officials - Urges President of United States to designate state 581 600 1573 1759 1256, 1362, 1458, 1575, 1759 funeral for last surviving Medal of Honor recipient from World War II. 97 Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to Article XI, Section 5 of the 1706 2893 Constitution of the State of Tennessee concerning charitable lotteries to authorize the general assembly to authorize the operation of Bingo games to benefit public and private schools.
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