The resolution honors the memory of Don Wesely, a notable figure in Nebraska's political landscape, who was born in David City and graduated from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln in 1977. Wesely served in the Nebraska Legislature from 1979 to 1999, where he held various leadership roles, including chairman of several key committees. After his legislative career, he became the mayor of Lincoln, overseeing significant developments such as the opening of new sports facilities, libraries, and parks, as well as the initiation of the Antelope Valley Project.

In recognition of his contributions to the state, the resolution expresses the Legislature's condolences to Wesely's family and acknowledges his lifelong commitment to public service, which continued even after his tenure as mayor. The resolution concludes with a directive to send a copy to his family, ensuring that his legacy is remembered and honored by the state.