HR 2163 — Commending the Honorable Stacey W. Moreau.

+ 2026 SPECIAL SESSION I + + INTRODUCED + ENROLLED + + 26200195D+ HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.

2163 IE Offered+ June+ 20, 2026 N Commending the Honorable Stacey W.

TN —————+ Patrons—Whittle+ andR Phillips+ RAgreed —————to by the House of Delegates, June 22, 2026 O L WHEREAS, the Honorable Stacey W.

Moreau, judge of the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit Court L serving Danville, Pittsylvania County, and Franklin County, retired from the bench on December 31, 2025;D2025; and WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau graduated from Randolph-Macon College before earning her juris doctor U C degree from the University of Richmond School of Law in 1990;

E and WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau servedgraduated brieflyfrom asRandolph-Macon anCollege associatebefore withearning theher firmjuris ofdoctor Williams,D Stilwelldegree andfrom Ethe Morrison,University thenof inRichmond theSchool law office of GlenLaw D.in 1990;

and WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau served briefly as an associate with the firm of Williams, Stilwell and Morrison, then in the law office of Glen D.

and D WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau was appointed to serve as a judge with the Twenty-Second Judicial District Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court in 2003, then nine years later was appointed to the Twenty- Second Judicial Circuit Court;

and WHEREAS, over her more than 22 years on the bench, including as chief judge, Stacey Moreau worked H tirelessly to ensure justice and fairness before the law for all parties that came before her;

and R WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau devoted herself to the advancement of the practice of the law through her 2 involvement with several judicial committees and organizations, including the Judicial Council of Virginia, 6 the Judicial Conference of Virginia for District Courts, and the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission;

3 E and HR WHEREAS, Stacey Moreau was instrumental to the establishment of the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit R 24 Court's drug treatment court initiative, which has helped numerous defendants receive the treatment and 6arecare they need to reorient their lives and become productive members of the community;

and 3 WHEREAS, beyond the bench, Stacey Moreau has given generously of her time for the benefit of others with the Chatham Rotary Club, the Mount Cross Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department Board of Directors, and the Mount Olivet United Methodist Church in Danville;

Moreau as an expression of the House of Delegates' admiration for 35 her exemplary service and best wishes in her future endeavors.

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