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 began with AM KAJN, where he hosted a French program, and he later worked with various radio stations, including KSIG and KLVI, ultimately creating the beloved "Bon-Temps Train" program. Doucet's musical legacy includes five albums and numerous collaborations with notable artists, as well as recognition through various awards, including induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.

The resolution highlights Doucet's dedication to preserving Cajun music and culture, as well as his commitment to community service, having served in the U.S. Army and as a policeman. His influence extends beyond music, as he has played a vital role in maintaining the language and stories of Acadiana for future generations. The Louisiana Legislature expresses its heartfelt congratulations to Doucet upon the conclusion of his broadcasting career and acknowledges his extraordinary service to the state through his artistic and community efforts. A copy of the resolution will be transmitted to him as a token of appreciation.