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AL HR116

Resolution

Status

Passed

3/2/2022

Primary Sponsor

Barbara Drummond

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Origin

House of Representatives

Regular Session 2022

AI Summary

  • Commemorates the life and death of Ms. Cleretta Arizana Thomas-Blackmon, who died on February 2, 2022, at age 82.

  • Recognizes her role as publisher and operator of The Mobile Beacon, Alabama's oldest family-owned African American newspaper, founded by her parents Frank P. Thomas and Lancie M. Thomas.

  • Highlights her extensive service on multiple boards and committees including the National Newspaper Publishers Association, Alabama Press Association, National Council of Negro Women, NAACP, and Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama.

  • Notes her education at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan with degrees in Business Administration, Psychology, and Journalism, and her prior work as a social worker.

  • Expresses sympathy to her surviving family members: son Hjordis Blackmon, daughter Merina Blackmon, grandson Justin Bankston, and other relatives and friends.

Legislative Description

Thomas-Blackmon, Cleretta Arizana, death mourned

Resolutions, Condolence

Last Action

Joint Rule 11

3/2/2022

Full Bill Text

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