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HR1628: HR1628 Georgia's 100 Women of Excellence; commend

2025-2026 Regular Session · Introduced version · Last action March 6, 2026

26 LC 112 3847 House Resolution 1628 By: Representative Paris of the 142nd A RESOLUTION Celebrating Georgia's 100 Women of Excellence; and for other purposes.1 WHEREAS, International Women's Day is a globally recognized occasion to celebrate the2 accomplishments of incredible women who have played an indispensable role in shaping our3 societies, economies, and cultures; breaking barriers; and driving positive change; and4 WHEREAS, these exceptional women have inspired and empowered ot hers through their5 leadership, innovation, creativity, and advocacy for gender equality and women's rights, and6 their stories serve as a powerful reminder that women have the power to create a more just,7 inclusive, and prosperous world; and8 WHEREAS, it is crucial to recognize and honor these women for their immense strength and9 extraordinary contributions: Rachell Dumas, Jyavona Ellis, Susa nnah Maddox,10 Faye Healy Goggins, Cheryl Johnson Knight, Gwenette Westbrooks, Jessica Walden,11 Dr. Chasity Reese, Lynn Snyder, Brittany Mann, Sharon Mann, Sha nnon Stafford Amos,12 Mashi Epting, Frannie Fickling, Lacey Fleming, Cassandra Fontai ne, Heather Fortner,13 Sabrina Friday, Keisha Gibson, Jenea Graham, Jessica Hale, Christy Henry, Angel Irving,14 Diamond Jack, and Tiasha James.15 H. R. 1628 - 1 - 26 LC 112 3847 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that16 the members of this body, recognize Georgia's 100 Women of Excellence, and express their17 heartfelt appreciation and admiration for all the phenomenal wo men who have made a18 significant impact and extend best wishes for continued success and empowerment.19 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the House of Representatives is authorized20 and directed to make appropriate copies of this resolution avai lable for distribution to the21 public and the press. 22 H. R. 1628 - 2 -
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