Vermont H.C.R. 282: House concurrent resolution in memory of Dr. John W. Hennessey Jr. of Shelburne
Status: Adopted in Concurrence (as of 2018-03-23)
State: Vermont · Session: 2017-2018 · Bill: H.C.R. 282
Sponsors: Kathryn Webb, Michael Sirotkin, Virginia Lyons, Albert Pearce, Alice Emmons, Alice Miller, Amy Sheldon, Ann Pugh, Anne Donahue, Annmarie Christensen, Barbara Murphy, Barbara Rachelson, Ben Joseph, Benjamin Jickling, Bernard Juskiewicz, Brian Cina, Brian Keefe, Brian Savage, Brian Smith, Carl Rosenquist, Carol Ode, Carolyn Partridge, Catherine Toll, Charles "Chip" Conquest, Charles Kimbell
Bill Text
R-340 Page 1 of 1 2026 VT LEG #390192 v.1 No. R-340. House concurrent resolution honoring General Assembly Doorkeeper Dennis Miles for his superb dedication to serving the General Assembly and all Vermonters. (H.C.R.282) Offered by All Members of the House Offered by All Members of the Senate Whereas, as an educator, athletics coach and referee, and community leader, Dennis Miles has contributed significantly to his native Vermont community, and Whereas, born in Windsor County, Dennis Miles graduated from the former Chester High School and the former Castleton State College and earned a master’s degree at Norwich University, and Whereas, for an impressive 41 years, Dennis Miles was a faculty member in the Northfield School District, primarily as a physical education instructor, and Whereas, his involvement in youth sports extended well beyond in-school classes and to a variety of roles, including coaching basketball and hockey teams in Northfield, umpiring high school baseball contests, and running the length of the soccer pitch as a high school and collegiate referee, and Whereas, the conclusion of his career as an educator opened the door, literally, to a new vocation as one of the proud, green-jacketed General Assembly doorkeepers, a role he took on at the beginning of the 2014 legislative session, and Whereas, for the past dozen years, Dennis Miles has been a familiar face in the State House, monitoring the entryways of the House and Senate to ensure good order during daily sessions; working with the 8th-grade legislative pages as they scurry around the building and on the floor of each chamber; and, drawing on his experiences as an educator, teaching his young charges the fundamentals of Vermont’s Legislative Branch, and Whereas, Dennis Miles has decided that 2026 will be his final session under the golden dome, now therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives: That the General Assembly honors General Assembly Doorkeeper Dennis Miles for his superb dedication to serving the General Assembly and all Vermonters, and be it further Resolved: That the Secretary of State be directed to send a copy of this resolution to Dennis Miles.
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