A senate RESOLUTION

 

TO RECOGNIZE August 13, 2026, AS "Mrs. Felicia Douglas Littlejohn DAY" IN SOUTH CAROLINA and to commend Mrs. littlejohn for her extraordinary TWENTY-FIVE-year career promoting financial literacy, economic empowerment, civic leadership, and the well-being of the Greenville community.

 

Whereas, Mrs. Felicia Douglas Littlejohn is an investment advisor representative, a national social security advisor designee, and the principal and CEO of Legacy Financial Advisors, a financial services firm headquartered in Greenville; and

 

Whereas, Mrs. Littlejohn has spent more than two decades educating and empowering individuals and families across South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia. She began her financial education work through her local church and faith-based community and has grown Legacy Financial Advisors into a trusted multi-state practice; and

 

Whereas, over the years, Mrs. Littlejohn has received many awards and achieved many milestones, including being recognized as a 2026 Women History Maker, 2023 National Top Advisor, 2020 Women Business Leader in Wealth Management, and has been featured in Forbes Advisors Advocates, television segments, and regional radio. She is one of the first women and women of color to become a member of the Million Dollar Roundtable, a premier organization of financial assistance and life insurance professionals; and

 

Whereas, on August 13, 2026, Mrs. Littlejohn will be celebrated at a milestone event honoring twenty-five years of financial service to the community and celebrating the global publication of her debut book, The Season of Yes: A Guide to Embracing the Journey to Retirement Joy, Purpose, and Prosperity. The event, which is themed Twenty-five Years of Yes, will bring together clients, community leaders, business partners, and families from across the Upstate.  Now, therefore,

 

Be it resolved by the Senate:

 

That the members of the South Carolina Senate, by this resolution, recognize August 13, 2026, as "Mrs. Felicia Douglas Littlejohn Day" in South Carolina and commend Mrs. Littlejohn for her extraordinary twenty-five-year career promoting financial literacy, economic empowerment, civic leadership, and the well-being of the Greenville community.

 

Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to Mrs. Felicia Douglas Littlejohn.

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