The resolution honors the life and contributions of the Honorable Lou-Ann Preble, who passed away on May 2, 2024, at the age of 94. Born in South Carolina during the Great Depression, Lou-Ann became a registered nurse and later married William Preble, an Air Force pilot. Throughout her life, she lived in various locations due to her husband's military career and was actively involved in her community, particularly in Tucson, Arizona, where she and her husband owned a business and engaged in local politics. Lou-Ann's political career began in 1992 when she was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives, where she served until 2001. She was known for her dedication to health care, particularly in rural areas, and played a significant role in establishing programs that improved health care access and addressed physician shortages.

The resolution expresses the House of Representatives' sincere regret at Lou-Ann Preble's passing and extends condolences to her family and friends. It highlights her legacy of public service, including her work on various committees and initiatives that benefited her constituents and the state of Arizona. Lou-Ann is remembered not only for her political achievements but also for her commitment to her family, which includes 11 children, numerous grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. The resolution was unanimously adopted by the House on June 4, 2024, and filed with the Secretary of State on the same day.