Honors the life and legacy of former Utah Representative Mia Bourdeau Love, celebrating her historic achievements and dedication to public service.
John Curtis
Senator
UT
This resolution honors the life and legacy of former Utah Representative Mia Bourdeau Love, recognizing her historic achievements as the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress. It acknowledges her commitment to public service and expresses condolences to her family. The resolution directs the Secretary of the Senate to inform the House, send a copy to Love's family, and adjourn the Senate in her honor.
This resolution formally recognizes the life, career, and passing of the Honorable Mia Bourdeau Love, who served as a U.S. Representative for Utah. It specifically highlights her historic achievement as the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress and acknowledges her journey from Haitian immigrant parents to public service.
The core purpose here is remembrance and respect. The resolution officially expresses the Senate's "profound sorrow and deep respect" following her death. It serves as a formal entry into the legislative record honoring her contributions and expressing condolences.
Beyond the tribute, the resolution directs specific, standard actions. The Secretary of the Senate is tasked with formally notifying the House of Representatives about this resolution. A copy will also be transmitted directly to Representative Love's family. Finally, upon adoption, the resolution mandates that the Senate adjourn for the day as a mark of honor and respect for the former Representative.