The resolution expresses strong support for Gold Star Families, who have lost immediate family members in military service, and emphasizes the historical significance of the term "Gold Star Families." It highlights the sacrifices made by over 625,000 American service members since World War I and acknowledges the emotional and enduring grief experienced by these families. The resolution also notes the origins of the term, which began during World War I when families displayed gold stars on service flags to signify a loved one's death in service, and stresses the importance of preserving the term's integrity amidst discussions of redefining it for inclusivity.

Furthermore, the resolution reaffirms the Arizona Legislature's commitment to honoring Gold Star Families by opposing any changes to the term and urging public and private entities to elevate its significance in all communications. It calls for recognition and support for these families, ensuring they receive the care and respect they deserve as a tribute to their sacrifices. The resolution serves as a reminder of the profound contributions of Gold Star Families to the nation's freedom and security, aiming to inspire future generations to appreciate the true cost of freedom.