S*1348 Concurrent Resolution, By Courson
 A Concurrent Resolution to honor Jo Anne Saint Clair who has successfully
 transformed the South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social
 Workers through her dedication and professionalism and has unselfishly strived
 to protect, preserve, and enhance the rights of others and the welfare of the
 community.

   03/03/92  Senate Introduced, adopted, sent to House SJ-4
   03/04/92  House  Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence HJ-1

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

TO HONOR JO ANNE SAINT CLAIR WHO HAS SUCCESSFULLY TRANSFORMED THE SOUTH CAROLINA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS THROUGH HER DEDICATION AND PROFESSIONALISM AND HAS UNSELFISHLY STRIVED TO PROTECT, PRESERVE, AND ENHANCE THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS AND THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY.

Whereas, Jo Anne Saint Clair, through personal initiative and outstanding abilities, worked her way up the ranks of the South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers to the position of Executive Director; and

Whereas, under the leadership of Jo Anne Saint Clair, the South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers doubled its membership and created a strong fund raising base; and

Whereas, Jo Anne Saint Clair has been an outstanding example of self-sacrifice, dedication, and faithful service to the community; and

Whereas, Jo Anne Saint Clair has been tireless in her efforts to foster the passage of new legislation aimed at protecting, preserving, and enhancing the rights of others; and

Whereas, Jo Anne Saint Clair has faithfully served upon numerous community service committees while remaining active in her church and educational projects. Now, therefore,

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

That the members of the General Assembly and the people of South Carolina are grateful to Jo Anne Saint Clair for her hard work and unyielding service to the community and the National Association of Social Workers. Jo Anne Saint Clair has been an inspiration and an excellent example of social workers who perform their duties with professionalism and pride. While the General Assembly and the people of South Carolina will certainly feel the loss of such a competent professional, the General Assembly and the people of South Carolina wish Jo Anne Saint Clair the same continued success in Ohio which she has enjoyed as the Executive Director of the South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers.

Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Jo Anne Saint Clair.