S*1038 Session 109 (1991-1992)
S*1038 Resolution, By Land and Leventis
A Senate Resolution to express appreciation and gratitude of the South
Carolina Senate to Doctor Agnes Hildebrand Wilson-Burgess for her dedication
to the State of South Carolina for her fourteen years of service on the South
Carolina Department of Social Services Board.
06/05/91 Senate Introduced and adopted SJ-39
A SENATE RESOLUTION
TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA SENATE TO DOCTOR AGNES HILDEBRAND
WILSON-BURGESS FOR HER DEDICATION TO THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA FOR HER FOURTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE
ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES BOARD.
Whereas, Dr. Agnes Hildebrand Wilson-Burgess is a native South
Carolinian, born in Chapin, South Carolina; and
Whereas, she is a graduate of Allen University and received her master's
degree in education from Temple University; and
Whereas, she continued her academic endeavors through postgraduate
studies in the United States and abroad; and
Whereas, she is an admired educator and respected humanitarian having
received several honorary degrees; and
Whereas, Dr. Wilson-Burgess has received many awards and
commendations through her lifetime of public and community service,
including South Carolina Teacher of the Year in 1969 and runner-up
National Teacher of the Year; and
Whereas, she has taught for years in South Carolina public schools and
at the University of South Carolina; and
Whereas, she has served her fellowman in many ways including
providing a home to five foster children; and
Whereas, Dr. Wilson-Burgess brought this wealth of knowledge,
experience, and compassion with her when she began her service on the
South Carolina Department of Social Services Board in 1977; and
Whereas, she has been a faithful, dedicated board member who has
devoted herself to improving the quality of life for the children, the
aged, the indigent, and the helpless citizens of this State; and
Whereas, Dr. Wilson-Burgess' term on the South Carolina Department
of Social Services Board soon will be coming to a close and the Senate
is pleased to have this opportunity to express its appreciation and
gratitude to Dr. Wilson-Burgess for her many years of service to the
State. Now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate:
That the members of the Senate of the State of South Carolina express
their appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Agnes Hildebrand
Wilson-Burgess for her fourteen years of dedicated service as a board
member of the South Carolina Department of Social Services.
Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Dr.
Wilson-Burgess.
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