SR 287
A Resolution noting with sadness the death of the Honorable Katherine "Katie" True, former eight-term member of the House of Representatives from Lancaster County, who died October 7, 2025.
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Bill overview
This resolution expresses the Senate’s sadness and condolences upon the death of Katherine "Katie" True, a former eight-term member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from Lancaster County. The resolution highlights her distinguished career, including her service as Commissioner of Professional and Occupational Affairs and Secretary of Legislative Affairs, and her advocacy for various important issues such as independent living, human trafficking, and substance abuse prevention. It also commends her as a consensus builder and compassionate leader.
Key provisions
- Expresses sadness over the death of Katherine "Katie" True.
- Recognizes her eight terms as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
- Details her various roles in state government, including Commissioner of Professional and Occupational Affairs and Secretary of Legislative Affairs.
- Lists key policy areas she championed, such as independent living, human trafficking, and substance abuse prevention.
- Commends her as a consensus builder and compassionate leader.
Who is affected
- The True family
- Residents of Lancaster County
- The Pennsylvania General Assembly
- Pennsylvania Commission for Women
- Legislative Affairs
Notable changes
- The resolution commemorates a significant loss to the Pennsylvania legislature.
- It provides a brief overview of True’s extensive career in public service.
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Cosponsors
David Argall
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