Tennessee SR 172: Memorials, Personal Achievement - Hooper Stoots, Eagle Scout -
Status: Signed by Senate Speaker (as of 2024-02-06)
State: Tennessee · Session: 113 · Bill: SR 172
Subjects: Memorials, Personal Achievement
Sponsors: Walley
Bill Text
<BillNo> <Sponsor> SENATE RESOLUTION 172 By Walley SR0172 012727 - 1 - A RESOLUTION to honor Hooper Stoots on becoming an Eagle Scout. WHEREAS, at a time when this nation's youth face difficult challenges, the Boy Scouts of America is one of our finest assets, providing young people with an educational program that contributes significantly to their character development, citizenship training, and improved mental and physical fitness; and WHEREAS, the highest rank a Scout can attain in the Boy Scouts of America Scouts BSA program is that of Eagle Scout, and Hooper Stoots, after considerable effort and diligent preparation, has joined the prestigious Eagle Court of Honor; and WHEREAS, throughout his scouting career, Mr. Stoots has demonstrated considerable ability as a leader among his peers, and his notable record of achievement as a member of his Boy Scout troop includes numerous merit badges and distinguished service; and WHEREAS, as all Eagle Scouts must complete a project to earn their title, Mr. Stoots designed and constructed a privacy fence for the Brownsville-Haywood County Elma Ross Public Library, working many hours over a three-day period with his fellow scouts to complete the project; and WHEREAS, Mr. Stoots's Eagle project greatly contributed to the betterment of his community and reflected the true spirit of volunteerism; and WHEREAS, the son of Russ Stoots and Leslie Lewis, Hooper is a student at University School of Jackson, where he excels as an athlete, currently participating in the high school baseball team and planning to play football in the fall; during his free time, he enjoys playing basketball in his church league at First United Methodist Church in Brownsville, where he is an active youth member, and he loves watching sports; and - 2 - 012727 WHEREAS, it is appropriate that we should recognize Hooper Stoots as one of the most outstanding young people in our State; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, that we honor and congratulate Hooper Stoots on becoming an Eagle Scout and extend to him our best wishes for every future success. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that an appropriate copy of this resolution be prepared for presentation with this final clause omitted from such copy.
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