The bill, H. 3995, is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to recognize the historical significance of the Bunyon Thompson family in Fairfield County. It highlights the contributions of Bunyon Thompson, the first Black landowner in the area, who overcame racial and economic barriers to become a community leader. The resolution also acknowledges the pivotal roles played by Tommie Lee and Eunice Shelton Thompson in establishing Gethsemane Baptist Church and Gethsemane School, which served as vital institutions for spiritual and educational advancement in the community.

The resolution emphasizes the lasting impact of the Thompson family's legacy on the community, including their contributions to local economy and culture, as well as the historical significance of the Thompson House as a center for community activity. It calls for the preservation of the Thompson House, Gethsemane Baptist Church, and Gethsemane School as landmarks to honor and remember the family's contributions for future generations.