H*4699 Concurrent Resolution, By Sharpe, T.E. Huff, I.K. Rudnick, R. Smith and 
C.H. Stone
 A Concurrent Resolution to extend the sympathy of the members of the General
 Assembly to the friends and family of Carrol H. Warner of Aiken County, who
 died Saturday, February 5, 1994.

   02/09/94  House  Introduced, adopted, sent to Senate HJ-26
   02/10/94  Senate Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence SJ-11

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

TO EXTEND THE SYMPATHY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO THE FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF CARROL H. WARNER OF AIKEN COUNTY, WHO DIED SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1994.

Whereas, the members of the General Assembly were saddened to learn of the death of Carrol H. Warner, Chairman of the Aiken County Council;

Whereas, Mr. Warner had served on the Aiken County Council for the past seventeen years and as Chairman for the past sixteen years, easily winning re-election last April; and

Whereas, Carrol Warner was a servant of the people, treated citizens well at Aiken County Council meetings, and always let them speak their mind even when they were criticizing him and county government; and

Whereas, Chairman Warner was a leader of the county council and county during three years of self-imposed austerity, which resulted in Standard and Poore's announcement that because of the county's diligence in working out of its debt it would restore the most favorable rating A to the county debt service portfolio; and

Whereas, Mr. Warner was a native of Aiken County, educated in the Wagener public schools, and was a graduate of Clemson University; and

Whereas, Carrol Warner was an Air Force veteran of the Korean conflict; and

Whereas, Mr. Warner was a farmer and businessman, married to the former Judith Van Buren and they have four children, Bryan, Joey, Angie, and Kevin; and

Whereas, it is unlikely that no member of the Aiken County Council has ever been as well versed as Chairman Warner about the workings of the county's major governmental body and was so knowledgeable of the local government's history. Now, therefore,

Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, the Senate concurring:

That the members of the General Assembly extend their sympathy to the friends and family of Carrol H. Warner, of Aiken County, who died Saturday, February 5, 1994.

Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to his family.