The resolution honors the life and legacy of Rohulamin Quander, a distinguished public servant and Senior Administrative Law Judge in Washington, DC. A proud alumnus of Howard University, Quander was deeply committed to the preservation of African American history and scholarship. He founded the Quander Historical and Educational Society in 1985 to document the legacy of the Quander family, one of the oldest African American family lines in the nation. His contributions included significant publications that enriched community understanding of African American heritage and history, as well as his role in founding The League of Enslaved Mount Vernon Descendants to ensure the stories of enslaved individuals were remembered.

The resolution expresses condolences to Quander's family and loved ones following his passing in August 2025, recognizing the profound loss felt by the community. It acknowledges his dedication to historical preservation, education, and public service, highlighting his impact as a public lecturer, archivist, and tour guide. The Council of the District of Columbia officially honors Quander's contributions and legacy through this ceremonial resolution, which takes effect immediately upon publication.