SESSION INTRODUCEDENROLLED 22107677D SENATE RESOLUTION NO.

75 IE Offered March 10, 2022 N Commending Anna Moir.

TN ––––––––––R Patrons––Suetterlein,Agreed Barker,to Cosgrove,by Dunnavant,the Edwards,Senate, Hashmi,March Howell,11, Lewis,2022 Locke, LucasR Newman, Peake, Petersen, Pillion and Saslaw O WHEREAS, Anna Moir, an esteemed attorney who greatly served the Commonwealth as a member O of the Virginia Division of Legislative Services and as co-counsel, with Julia Carlton, to the Senate EducationL EduWHEREAS, after graduating from Hidden Valley High School and Healthgraduating Committeemagna duringcum laude with L a bachelor's degree in literary studies and creative writing from Roanoke College, Anna Moir earned herE juris doctor degree in 2018 from the 2020,Washington 2021,and Lee University School of Law, where she was the D advWHEREAS, while in law school, Anna Moir completed an internship with the Office of theand Commonwealth's Attorney in Roanoke in 2016 and 2022was a summer associate with Gentry Locke Attorneys in 2017 and an extern with the Office of General AssemblyCounsel sessions;of Washington and Lee University in WHEREAS, Anna Moir joined the Virginia Division of Legislative Services (DLS) on October 25, 2019, applying her impressive legal acumen for the benefit of the Commonwealth while staffing the Senate Committee on Education and Health, as well as the Virginia Disability Commission, the Autism R AdvWHEREAS, Anna Moir's astute legal guidance was a tremendous asset to the Senate of Virginia as it 5 crafted and considered legislation of significant importance to the people of the Commonwealth;

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andand, WHEREAS,be Anna Moir's astute legal guidance was a tremendous asset to the Senate of Virginia Ss it craftedRESOLVED andFURTHER, consideredThat legislation of significant importance to the peopleClerk of the Commonwealth;7andSenate WHEREAS,prepare Anna Moir was a belovedcopy and greatly appreciated member of thethis Education,resolution Healthfor and5 Social Services team at DLS, who was always kind, caring, and supportive of her peers and ready to takWHEREAS,the AnnaCommonwealth Moir's bright and positivebest demeanorwishes contributedfor greatlyher tofuture theendeavors.irginia's cultureadmiration atfor DLS and her presencecontributions in the halls of the General Assembly was greatly appreciated;

now, therefore, be it RESOLVED by the Senate of Virginia, That Anna Moir hereby be commended for her exceptional service on behalf of the Commonwealth as a member of the Virginia Division of Legislative Services;

and, be it presentation to Anna Moir as an expression of the Senate of Virginia's admiration for her contributions to the Commonwealth and best wishes for her future endeavors.