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 to Fairfield County. It highlights the contributions of Bunyon Thompson, the first Black landowner in the area, who played a crucial role in the community's development by overcoming racial and economic barriers. The resolution also acknowledges the family's instrumental support in establishing Gethsemane Baptist Church and Gethsemane School, which have served as vital institutions for spiritual and educational advancement in the community.

Additionally, the resolution honors the legacy of Tommie Lee and Eunice Shelton Thompson, who continued their family's commitment to community service and leadership. The Thompson House, built by the couple, is noted for its historical significance as a gathering place for local residents and a source of support during challenging times. The resolution emphasizes the importance of preserving the Thompson House, Gethsemane Baptist Church, and Gethsemane School as landmarks to ensure that the Thompson family's contributions to Fairfield County are remembered and celebrated for future generations.