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HJ0038LRB104 13466 MST 25893 r

1HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, It is highly fitting that the Illinois General 

3Assembly pays honor and respect to the truly great individuals 

4who have served our country and, in doing so, have worked hard 

5to improve and enhance the State of Illinois; and

6 WHEREAS, Congressman Rodney Lee Davis was born in Des 

7Moines, Iowa on January 5, 1970; and

8 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis and his family moved to 

9Taylorville when he was a child; and

10 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis graduated from Taylorville High 

11School in 1988 and received his Bachelor of Arts in Political 

12Science from Millikin University in 1992; and

13 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis worked as the projects director 

14in Congressman John Shimkus' district office for 16 years; and

15 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis was elected to the United 

16States House of Representative in 2012 to represent the 13th 

17District in Illinois; and

18 WHEREAS, During his time in Congress, Congressman Davis 

19established himself as an effective lawmaker who could govern 

HJ0038- 2 -LRB104 13466 MST 25893 r

1and work with his colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass 

2legislation, even in a divided government; and

3 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis advocated for the priorities of 

4the 13th District and Illinois in Washington; he served on 

5both the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and the 

6Committee on Agriculture, which allowed him to be a leader on 

7issues essential to commerce in Illinois; and

8 WHEREAS, Congressman Davis worked to promote America's 

9national security and support the men and women of America's 

10armed forces through the National Defense Authorization Act 

11(NDAA); he also worked to promote S