The resolution H.C.R. 2010 expresses the Arizona Legislature's strong support for Gold Star Families, which are families that have lost an immediate member in military service. It emphasizes the historical significance of the term "Gold Star Families," which originated during World War I when families displayed a gold star on service flags to signify the death of a loved one in service. The resolution highlights the importance of preserving the term's integrity, especially in light of recent discussions about redefining it, such as proposals from the Pentagon. The Legislature aims to ensure that the sacrifices of these families are honored and recognized, maintaining the term's profound meaning for future generations.

Additionally, the resolution calls for public and private entities in Arizona to protect and elevate the term "Gold Star Families" in all forms of recognition and communication. It reaffirms the Legislature's commitment to providing care, respect, and recognition to Gold Star Families, acknowledging their enduring contributions to the state and nation. The resolution has passed both the House and Senate, reflecting a unified stance on honoring the legacy of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.