A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND SORROW OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES UPON THE PASSING OF DR. WILLIAM "BILL" MANNING OF ABBEVILLE AND TO EXTEND THE DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS.View full text
Condolence resolution for Dr. William 'Bill' Manning
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Overview
This resolution expresses the South Carolina House of Representatives’ sorrow over the death of Dr. William ‘Bill’ Manning of Abbeville. It extends sympathy to his family, wife, children, and friends, and acknowledges his career as an orthopedic surgeon, his military service, and his hobbies, including gardening and collecting Model A automobiles. The resolution also recognizes his faith and community involvement.
Key provisions
- Expresses sorrow over the passing of Dr. William ‘Bill’ Manning.
- Extends sympathy to his family and friends.
- Acknowledges his career as an orthopedic surgeon.
- Recognizes his service in the United States Navy.
- Highlights his hobbies: gardening and collecting Model A automobiles.
- Mentions his faith and membership at Gilgal Methodist Church.
- Lists his surviving family members: wife, children, and grandchildren.
Who is affected
- Dr. William ‘Bill’ Manning’s family
- The South Carolina House of Representatives
- The residents of Abbeville, South Carolina
- The medical community in South Carolina
- Gilgal Methodist Church members
Notable changes
- The resolution serves as a formal expression of condolences and remembrance for a deceased individual.
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