Virginia 2022, 1st Special Session Status: Died

HR 750 — Celebrating the life of Jack Allyn Swicegood.

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The amendments to House Resolution No. 750 celebrate the life of Jack Allyn Swicegood by adding details such as his birthplace, educational background, and additional contributions to public safety. This highlights his significant impact on his community, particularly through his volunteer work and the establishment of the Franklin County Junior Volunteer Rescue Squad. Such changes help to paint a fuller picture of Swicegood’s contributions and ensure that his legacy is honored with the respect it deserves.

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SPECIAL SESSION I INTRODUCED 22208212D I HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
SPECIAL SESSION I ENROLLED HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.
750 N Offered June 16, 2022 Celebrating the life of Jack Allyn Swiceg–––––––––– T Patron––Williams R –––––––––– WHEREAS, Jack Allyn Swicegood of Rocky Mount, a highly admired public safety officer, passedO away on March 6, 2022;
750 E Celebrating the life of Jack Allyn Swicegood.
and D WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was a Tennessean by birth and graduated from Greenback High School;
N Agreed to by the House of Delegates, June 17, 2022 R O WHEREAS, Jack Allyn Swicegood of Rocky Mount, a highly admired public safety officer, passed away on March 6, 2022;
he later met and married Ruth Phillips of Russell County and moved to Franklin County in 1960;
and L he later met and married Ruth Phillips of Russell County and moved to Franklin County in 1960;
and Guard;
and L WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood served his country in the United States Navy and the Army National E Guard;
and, Jack Swicegood served his country in the United States Navy and the Army National C WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was employed by the Lane Furniture Company for 35 years and after E retiring, he and Ruth opened the Rainbow Child Care Center in 1985, which he operated with Ruth for more than 25 years before retiring again;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was employed by the Lane Furniture Company for 35 years and after D more than 25 years before retiring again;
and D WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood joined the Franklin County Rescue Squad in 1967;
andd Care Center in 1985, which he operated with Ruth for WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood joined the Franklin County Rescue Squad in 1967;
he volunteered with the department for over 42 years, answering calls for 40 of them, day and night, and as with many volunteers missed many birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays to serve and safeguard members of the comWHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also taught several training courses throughout the Commonwealth, including courses in first aid (the Green Book), CPR, EMT certification, emergency vehicle operations (emergency vehicle operator course), vehicle extrication, and farm machinery extrication, passing onto his students the skills needed to save lives and do so in a safe manner;
he volunteered with the department for over 42 years, answering calls for 40 of them, day and night, and as with many volunteers missed many birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays to serve and safeguard members of the comWHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also taught several training courses throughout the Commonwealth, H including courses in first aid (the Green Book), CPR, EMT certification, emergency vehicle operations R (emergency vehicle operator course), vehicle extrication, and farm machinery extrication, passing onto 5 his students the skills needed to save lives and do so in a safe manner;
and H WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also helped form five separate rescue squads throughout Franklin 7 County:
and E County:
he convinced the member0 of his own squad to sell Snow Creek a fully equipped ambulance for the price of one dollar;
he convinced the members R of his own squad to sell Snow Creek a fully equipped ambulance for the price of one dollar;
and number of years as the county junior squad advisor, he became a state officer as junior squad advisor to the Virginia Association of Volunteer Rescue Squads (VAVRS) for 18 years;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood formed the Franklin County Junior Volunteer Rescue Squad, and after a number of years as the county junior squad advisor, he became a state officer as junior squad advisor to theWHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also donated time by holding a number of leadership roles in the Franklin County Rescue Squad;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also donated time by holding a number of leadership roles in the Franklin County Rescue Squad;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also served as the VAVRS District 6 vice president for two years, was the junior squad advisor and served on the EMS Council for four years, and was elected as a life member of District 6 in 2014;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood also served as the VAVRS District 6 vice president for two years, was the junior squad advisor and served on the EMS Council for four years, and was elected as a life serving for 14 years and receiving a life membership;
he also was a member of the Franklin County Rescue Squad Auxiliary, 35 serWHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was elected by his peers in the VAVRS as a life member of the 36 association in September 1989 in recognition of his work at the state level, and in September 2010, he / 37 was elected by his colleagues to the VAVRS Rescue Hall of Fame;
and Franklin County Rescue Squad Auxiliary, WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was elected by his peers in the VAVRS as a life member of the association in September 1989 in recognition of his work at the state level, and in September 2010, he was elected by his colleagues to the VAVRS Rescue Hall of Fame;
and 38 WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood lived by the mantra of Commitment, Dedication, and Benevolence, 39 which were the core tenets of his personality for the 91 years of his life;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood lived by the mantra of Commitment, Dedication, and Benevolence, whiWHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was a member of the Rocky Mount First Church of the Brethren for over 40 years and served as the Sunday school superintendent for 20 years;
and WHEREAS, Jack Swicegood was a member of the Rocky Mount First Church of the Brethren for over 40 years and served as the Sunday school superintendent for 20 years;
and WHEREAS, preceded in death by his daughter Diane, Jack Swicegood will be fondly remembered and greatly missed by his loving wife, Ruth;
and and greatly missed by his loving wife, Ruth;
and many other family members, friends, and colleagues;
and many othRESOLVED, That the House of Delegates hereby notes with great sadness the loss of Jack Allyn Swicegood, a respected leader in the Rocky Mount and Franklin County communities and in the emergency medical services community;
now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the House of Delegates hereby notes with great sadness the loss of Jack Allyn Swicegood, a respected leader in the Rocky Mount and Franklin County communities and in the emergency medical services community;
and, be it RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the House of Delegates prepare a copy of this resolution respect for his memory and his contributions to Franklin County and the Commonwealth.of Delegates'
and, be it RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Clerk of the House of Delegates prepare a copy of this resolution for presentation to the family of Jack Allyn Swicegood as an expression of the House of Delegates' respect for his memory and his contributions to Franklin County and the Commonwealth.
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HR 750 is sponsored by Wren M. Williams.
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