H*3371 Resolution, By  House Delegations
 A House Resolution by the Richland Delegation expressing the hope that
 Representative James H. Harrison of Richland County, our dear friend and
 colleague, will be protected from all harm and danger while serving our
 country in the Persian Gulf region and will be returned to us safely and soon.

   01/31/91  House  Introduced and adopted HJ-444

A HOUSE RESOLUTION

EXPRESSING THE HOPE THAT REPRESENTATIVE JAMES H. HARRISON OF RICHLAND COUNTY, OUR DEAR FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE, WILL BE PROTECTED FROM ALL HARM AND DANGER WHILE SERVING OUR COUNTRY IN THE PERSIAN GULF REGION AND WILL BE RETURNED TO US SAFELY AND SOON.

Whereas, Representative James H. Harrison is assigned to the 360th Civil Affairs Brigade, XVIII Airborne Corps, which was activated December 11, 1990, and deployed on December 17 from Pope Air Force Base, Fort Bragg, North Carolina to Saudi Arabia; and

Whereas, Jim is our very dear friend and outstanding colleague in the General Assembly; and

Whereas, he is selflessly performing his duty in the service of our country; and

Whereas, we know that he is constantly in danger but that he is serving with courage and gallantry and without concern for himself; and

Whereas, we miss him greatly and pray daily for his safety and for his speedy return, as we pray for all our servicemen and servicewomen in the Middle East; and

Whereas, we want Jim and his family to know that they are uppermost in our thoughts and prayers and will remain so until Jim is safely back among us in the House of Representatives. Now, therefore,

Be it resolved by the House of Representatives:

That the members of the South Carolina House of Representatives, by this resolution, express the hope that our dear friend and colleague, Representative James H. Harrison of Richland County, will be protected from all harm and danger while serving our country in the Persian Gulf region and will be returned to us safely and soon.

Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Representative Jim Harrison and to his wife Pamela in Columbia.