The bill H. 4471 is a House Resolution that honors and remembers J. Wilbur Walker, who served as the principal of Washington Elementary and High School in Greenville, South Carolina. The resolution highlights Mr. Walker's significant contributions to education, including his charismatic leadership and dedication to the well-being of his students. It notes his efforts in establishing the first Parent Teacher Association in Greenville County and the first statewide Elementary School Principals' Association in South Carolina. Additionally, the resolution acknowledges his role in easing racial tensions during the desegregation of Greenville County Schools.

The resolution culminates in a planned celebration on June 7, 2025, where Washington alumni will unveil a statue in Mr. Walker's honor and dedicate a community room at the new Greenlink Transportation facility to him. The South Carolina House of Representatives expresses its gratitude for Mr. Walker's legacy as an outstanding educator and community leader through this resolution.