SR 341
A Resolution honoring the life and expressing condolences on the passing of former State Senator Jack McGregor.
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Bill overview
This Senate Resolution honors the life and expresses condolences following the death of former State Senator Jack McGregor. The resolution details his extensive career, including his military service, education at Yale and the University of Pittsburgh, his time in the Pennsylvania Senate where he co-founded the Pittsburgh Penguins, and his subsequent work in national politics and legal roles. It also highlights his philanthropic contributions through the Jack McGregor Scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh. Ultimately, the resolution serves as a formal expression of respect and sympathy for his family.
Key provisions
- Honors the life and expresses condolences for the passing of Jack McGregor.
- Details his military service as a captain in the United States Marine Corps.
- Highlights his education at Yale University and the University of Pittsburgh Law School.
- Recognizes his role as a founder of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
- Mentions his appointment as general counsel of the United States Pay Board.
- Details his service on the Advisory Board of the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation.
- Acknowledges the establishment of the Jack McGregor Scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh.
- Notes his participation in dropping the puck at the Penguins' 50th season celebration.
Who is affected
- The family of Jack McGregor
- The University of Pittsburgh
- The Pittsburgh Penguins organization
- Pennsylvania residents
- Former colleagues and associates of Senator McGregor
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Daniel Laughlin
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