The Senate Concurrent Resolution commends Camey Joseph Doucet for his significant contributions to Cajun music, Louisiana culture, and community broadcasting. Born on April 4, 1939, in Crowley, Louisiana, Doucet has had a profound impact on the state's musical heritage as a musician, radio disc jockey, and cultural ambassador. His career in radio began with AM KAJN and expanded to various stations across Louisiana and Texas, where he hosted popular programs like "Bon-Temps Train" and "Flight to Heaven," showcasing a blend of Cajun, classic country, and gospel music.

Doucet's musical achievements include recording five albums and numerous singles, with notable songs that resonate with audiences nationwide. He has received multiple accolades, including induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame and the Cajun French Music Association's Hall of Fame. The resolution recognizes Doucet's dedication to preserving Cajun music and culture, ensuring its legacy for future generations, and extends heartfelt congratulations on the conclusion of his broadcasting career.