The House of Representatives has passed a resolution in tribute to Shelley Goodman Taub, a former member who served the Fortieth District from 2003 to 2006. The resolution expresses deep sorrow over her passing and highlights her dedication to public service, both as a state representative and as an Oakland County Commissioner. Taub's career was marked by her commitment to her constituents and her involvement in various legislative roles, including chairing and vice-chairing several appropriations subcommittees. Her work focused on important issues such as health, transportation, and the arts, reflecting her passion for community development.

In addition to her legislative accomplishments, the resolution acknowledges Taub's extensive contributions to the Oakland County Commission, where she served for 20 years and advocated for funding to support cultural institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her leadership roles in various organizations, including the Michigan Association of Counties, further exemplified her dedication to public service. The resolution concludes by offering condolences to her family and ensuring that her legacy and contributions to the state of Michigan will be remembered.