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92_HR0235
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1 HOUSE RESOLUTION
2 WHEREAS, The members of this body are honored to
3 recognize Illinois citizens who have distinguished themselves
4 in service to their community and the State of Illinois; and
5 WHEREAS, It has come to our attention that James T.
6 Hudson of Worth has announced his May 15, 2001 retirement as
7 Deputy Chief of Police of the Worth Police Department; and
8 WHEREAS, James T. Hudson is a 44-year resident of the
9 Village of Worth, who has attended Worth Elementary School,
10 Harold L. Richards Community High School, and the FBI
11 National Academy in Quantico, Virginia; and
12 WHEREAS, He began his career as a part-time police
13 officer in 1970, served as a patrolman from 1971 to 1989, was
14 promoted to Sergeant in 1989, and became Deputy Chief in
15 1999; and
16 WHEREAS, James T. Hudson was a volunteer fireman in the
17 Village of Worth, a member of the South Suburban Police
18 Chiefs Association, the 5th District Chiefs Association, the
19 Illinois Police Chiefs Association, the Northern Chapter of
20 the FBI National Academy Association, the South Suburban
21 Juvenile Officers Association, and a member of the Worth
22 Township Youth Service Bureau; and
23 WHEREAS, James T. Hudson, during his 32 year career of
24 distinguished service has received 50 department
25 commendations, numerous citizen honorable mentions, the Cook
26 County Sheriffs Law Enforcement Award of Merit, and has
27 earned the respect and admiration of all who have grown to
28 know him; and
29 WHEREAS, James T. Hudson has made numerous contributions
30 to his community and will be deeply missed; therefore, be it
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1 RESOLVED, BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
2 NINETY-SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that
3 we congratulate James T. Hudson as he retires from the Worth
4 Police Department and extend to him our sincere best wishes
5 for the future; and be it further
6 RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
7 presented to James T. Worth as an expression of our esteem.