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GA HR1589
Resolution
Status
Passed
3/2/2016
Primary Sponsor
Stacey Evans
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AI Summary
- Georgia House of Representatives recognizes the life and works of "Mother" Louise Cooper, a community figure born and raised in Atlanta who became the first African American to move into her Smyrna-area neighborhood
- Mother Cooper is the mother of 14 children and a faithful member of Greater Zion Hill Baptist Church, where she serves on the Mother Board
- She worked at Brawner Medical and later retired from George's Restaurant, owned by Mr. George Sigalos
- Recognized for her community service, including feeding neighbors and maintaining an open, welcoming home
- The Clerk of the House of Representatives is directed to provide a copy of the resolution to Mother Louise Cooper
Legislative Description
Cooper, "Mother" Louise; life and works; recognize
Last Action
House Read and Adopted
3/2/2016
Full Bill Text
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