The Council of the District of Columbia has passed a ceremonial resolution to honor the life and legacy of Michelle Bundy, affectionately known as Lil Michelle, Aunt Bida, and Mitzi. The resolution recognizes her decades of dedication to justice, education, community service, faith, and family. Michelle Bundy, a graduate of McKinley Tech High School and the University of the District of Columbia, had a diverse career that included roles at the Public Defender Service, the D.C. Superior Court, and working for Congresswoman Maxine Waters. She was known for her civic engagement, volunteering efforts, and her ability to advocate for justice, even while facing health challenges.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Michelle was deeply involved in her church community at Israel Baptist Church, where she served in various capacities and embodied her faith through acts of generosity and compassion. She was cherished for her vibrant personality, love for family, and passions such as cooking, travel, and gardening. The resolution concludes by acknowledging her beloved family and friends, celebrating her contributions to the District of Columbia, and ensuring that her legacy of service and love will be remembered.