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Michigan House adopts multiple ceremonial resolutions and honors departing staffer
Summary
During the session the House adopted several ceremonial resolutions — including Hunting Heritage Day, Adoption Month, Made in Michigan Day, and Christ the King Sunday — passed a memorial resolution for former legislator Irma Clark Coleman and held a farewell tribute for staff member Jacob Demick.
The Michigan House adopted several ceremonial resolutions and observed tributes during the floor session.
The chamber passed House Resolution 215 declaring Nov. 15, 2025, as Hunting Heritage Day; Representative Fairbairn spoke in support, citing the economic contribution of hunting and its cultural significance. House Resolution 218 recognizing November as Adoption Month was introduced by Representative McDonnell, who shared personal experience with adoption. House Resolution 220 (Made in Michigan Day) and House Resolution 222 (Christ the King Sunday) were also adopted.
Earlier, the clerk read a Senate concurrent memorial resolution honoring former state legislator Irma Clark Coleman. Representative Scott delivered remarks recalling Coleman’s long public service and mentorship; members rose and adopted the memorial. Representative Wolford led a farewell to House staff member Jacob (Jake) Demick, recognizing his military service as a U.S. Army Ranger and contributions to House operations.
Ending: The ceremonial items and tributes were adopted or observed; these items were referred or adopted as noted and did not create regulatory obligations beyond recognition or memorialization.
