Mississippi 2026 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SR11

Introduced
1/19/26  
Refer
1/19/26  

Caption

Recognize Ann Alexander and Friends of Mississippi Veterans for her tireless dedication and service to veterans.

Impact

The resolution serves to extend the gratitude of the Mississippi Senate to Ann Alexander, reaffirming the importance of community-based support for veterans and acknowledging the impact of local organizations on state veterans' affairs. By formally recognizing the efforts of individuals like Alexander, the Mississippi Senate reinforces the value placed on dedication to veterans' welfare and communal service in the state.

Summary

Senate Resolution 11 recognizes Ann Alexander and the Friends of Mississippi Veterans for their dedication to supporting veterans in Mississippi. This resolution highlights their significant contributions, particularly in the formation and maintenance of support initiatives for veterans, including efforts towards establishing the Mississippi Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Newton. Ann Alexander's role has been pivotal, serving as both Secretary and Treasurer, and her work has helped to support various facets of the Mississippi Veterans Home System.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR11 appears overwhelmingly positive, reflecting a unified appreciation among legislators for the contributions made by Ann Alexander and her organization. This resolution not only celebrates individual achievements but also encourages community civil engagement and support of veterans, an issue that resonates strongly within the state.

Contention

While the resolution itself does not appear to provoke controversy, the support of veterans remains a crucial topic of discussion in Mississippi politics. The acknowledgment of individuals like Ann Alexander serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts required to support veterans and their families throughout the state. The formal recognition promotes gratitude and highlights the essential roles community members play in fostering environments that honor and assist veterans.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB526

Women's Veterans' Day; designate as a legal holiday in the State of Mississippi.

MS SR55

Honor the service and sacrifice of Vietnam War Hero James Henry Taylor.

MS SR133

Commend volunteer services provided by veterans support nonprofit group Boots To Beyond, Inc.

MS SR23

Commend career and public service of Law Research Senior Counsel and Vietnam Veteran Honorable Cotton Ruthven.

MS HC32

James Henry Taylor; honor service and sacrifice of during Vietnam War.

MS SC533

Recognize Mississippi Methodist Hospital and Rehabilitation Center on occasion of its 50th Anniversary.

MS HR84

Priscilla Ann Reves; mourn loss and commemorate life, legacy and service of upon her passing.

MS SR51

Recognize Caterpillar Inc., in Corinth, Mississippi, on company's 100th Anniversary celebration.

MS HC21

Mississippi Juneteenth Homecoming Weekend 2025; recognize and celebrate.

MS HB292

Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property or services to Veterans Outreach.

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