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HR 1689: Flowers, Mrs. Nancy "Nan" McClellan; commend

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House Resolution 1689

By: Representatives Williams of the 168th and DeLoach of the 167th

A RESOLUTION

Recognizing and commending Mrs. Nancy "Nan" McClellan Flowers; and for other purposes.

WHEREAS, Mrs. Nancy "Nan" McClellan Flowers has been a beloved resident of Hinesville and Liberty County for more than 60 years, dedicating her life and career to teaching, counseling, and service to this community; and

WHEREAS, Mrs. Flowers first came to Hinesville in 1963 with her husband, the late J. Sidney Flowers, Liberty County native and long-time state court solicitor, and their two young daughters, beginning her teaching career at the Bradwell Institute; and

WHEREAS, in 1966, Mrs. Flowers made history by volunteering to become the first white teacher to integrate the faculty of Liberty County High School, courageously bridging divides and investing her heart in the success of her students while sponsoring the school newspaper, yearbook, and drama program; and

WHEREAS, following the consolidation of Liberty County High School and the Bradwell Institute, Mrs. Flowers returned to the Bradwell Institute with the perspective, compassion, and diplomacy needed to unite students from both schools, teaching English with distinction and encouragement; and

WHEREAS, Mrs. Flowers advanced her education, earning a masters degree, and went on to serve as a high school guidance counselor, a licensed professional counselor in the State of Georgia, an elementary school counselor at Fort Stewart, and later a college professor, all while encouraging and guiding generations of young people; and

WHEREAS, Mrs. Flowers' lifelong contributions to the community were recognized in 2011 when the Liberty County Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Association presented her with the Trail Blazer Award for her outstanding service to the citizens of Liberty County; and

WHEREAS, beyond her professional career, Mrs. Flowers has remained a faithful and active volunteer in many organizations, including First Presbyterian and Allenhurst Presbyterian churches, CASA, Taylors Creek Cemetery Association, retired teacher associations, and local festivals and historical celebrations; and

WHEREAS, Mrs. Flowers' legacy of mentorship, compassion, and leadership has touched countless lives, with former students and community members continuing to express their gratitude for the lasting difference she has made.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that the members of this body recognize and commend Mrs. Nancy "Nan" McClellan Flowers for her many outstanding contributions on behalf of her fellow citizens and extend best wishes for future health and happiness.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the House of Representatives is authorized and directed to make an appropriate copy of this resolution available for distribution to Mrs. Nancy "Nan" McClellan Flowers.