South Carolina General Assembly
117th Session, 2007-2008

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S. 587

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Senate Resolution
Sponsors: Senators Knotts, Alexander, Grooms, Mescher, Ford, Bryant, Vaughn, Leatherman, Campsen, Thomas, Setzler, Land, Elliott, Gregory, Verdin, Ryberg, Lourie, Hutto, Martin, Anderson, Short and Rankin
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Introduced in the Senate on March 20, 2007
Adopted by the Senate on March 20, 2007

Summary: Iraq War

HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

     Date      Body   Action Description with journal page number
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   3/20/2007  Senate  Introduced and adopted SJ-1

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3/20/2007

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A SENATE RESOLUTION

TO HONOR THE ELEVEN MEN OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED SERVICES FROM SOUTH CAROLINA OR WITH SOUTH CAROLINA TIES WHO DIED IN THE WAR IN IRAQ IN 2006 AND TO THANK LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ANDRÉ BAUER FOR HIS EFFORTS IN GIVING EACH THE PALMETTO PATRIOT AWARD.

Whereas, the following men and women of the United States Armed Services from South Carolina or with South Carolina ties died in the War in Iraq in 2006:

Douglas A. Dicenzo        30        Charleston

John P. Phillips                29        St. Stephen

Gordon G. Solomon        35        Ladson

David G. Weimortz        28        Irmo

Seth A. Hildreth                26        Myrtle Beach

Satieon V.B. Greenlee    24        Pendleton

Joshua L. Booth                23        Charleston

Harry A. Winkler III        32        Hampton

James R. Davenport        20        Seneca

Matthew V. Dillon            25        Aiken

Douglas L. Tinsley            21        Chester

Whereas, to lose one's life is the ultimate sacrifice a soldier can give for the defense of his country; and

Whereas, these brave men have each distinguished themselves and their families through their courage, actions, and love of their country; and

Whereas, the valor of these fallen heroes will never be forgotten by all Americans who will honor and treasure their memory; and

Whereas, it is appropriate that each of these individuals receive the Palmetto Patriot Award for their sacrifice. Now, therefore,

Be it resolved by the Senate:

That the members of the Senate of the State of South Carolina, by this resolution, honor the eleven men of the United States Armed Services from South Carolina or with South Carolina ties who died in the War in Iraq in 2006 and thank Lieutenant Governor André Bauer for his efforts in giving each the Palmetto Patriot Award.

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