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Kentucky Senate unanimously adopts memorial resolution for Tatum Elizabeth Dale

Senate of the Commonwealth of Kentucky · January 15, 2026
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Summary

The Kentucky Senate read and adopted Senate Resolution 32 honoring Tatum Elizabeth Dale, who served for 15 years in Rep. Andy Barr's office and died Dec. 24, 2025; members delivered personal tributes before the body approved the resolution by voice vote.

The Senate of the Commonwealth of Kentucky on Jan. 14 read and unanimously adopted Senate Resolution 32, a memorial honoring Tatum Elizabeth Dale, who died Dec. 24, 2025.

The resolution, read by the clerk, recounts Dale's work for Rep. Andy Barr's office over 15 years and details her service roles, including scheduler, field representative and deputy chief of staff. It directs the clerk to transmit a copy of the resolution to Senator Elkins to deliver to Dale's family.

Senator Clark spoke in favor of the resolution, recalling a personal anecdote and saying, "That was Tatum Dale... We lost her too soon, 35 years old." Senator from Fayette added, "She took that responsibility so strongly," describing Dale's dedication to constituent service and saying she treated everyone the same regardless of party. Senator Perry described a recent text from Dale and called her tenacious and cheerful.

Senator from Clark moved adoption of SR32. The presiding officer called for the ayes, and the clerk announced, "The ayes have it." The Senate adopted the resolution and observed a moment of silence.

The resolution notes Dale was a graduate of Callaway County High School and the University of Kentucky and that the clerk should transmit the resolution to Senator Greg Elkins for delivery to the family. No further action on the resolution is required; it is a formal expression of the Senate's condolences.