The bill, H. 3990, is a House Resolution recognizing and honoring Harriette "Sister" Heath Wimberly for her significant contributions as the founder of Friends of Swan Lake Gardens, as she prepares for her retirement on May 22, 2025. The resolution highlights her deep-rooted connection to Swan Lake Iris Gardens, a cherished landmark in Sumter, which she has dedicated much of her life to enhancing and preserving. Under her leadership, the nonprofit organization has implemented various initiatives that have enriched the visitor experience and ensured the gardens remain a vibrant part of the community.

The resolution also acknowledges the cultural and natural heritage of Swan Lake Iris Gardens, which is notable for being the only public park in the U.S. to feature all eight species of swans and for its extensive plantings of Japanese irises. In recognition of her dedication, Wimberly has received several accolades, including the declaration of May 25, 2019, as "Sister" Heath Wimberly Day by the Mayor of Sumter. The resolution expresses gratitude for her years of service and extends best wishes for her future endeavors in retirement.