The resolution celebrates the 100th birthday of Leona P. Marchand, who was born on March 30, 1925, in Berlin, New Hampshire. It highlights significant historical context from the year of her birth, including advancements in women's equality, as exemplified by the election of the first female governors in the United States. The resolution also recounts Mrs. Marchand's personal life, including her marriage to Alfred Marchand, their six children, and her long-standing dedication to her family and work, notably her 25 years at Ann & Hope and her role as a food server in the Central Falls Public Schools until the age of 90.

In recognition of her remarkable life and contributions, the resolution expresses joy in celebrating her milestone birthday on March 30, 2025. It concludes by authorizing the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy of the resolution to Mrs. Marchand, honoring her legacy and the impact she has had on her family and community.