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. The resolution highlights Walker's significant contributions to education, including his role in establishing the first Parent Teacher Association in Greenville County and the first statewide Elementary School Principals' Association in South Carolina. It also acknowledges his efforts in fostering a supportive environment for students during a challenging time of desegregation in Greenville County Schools. Walker's legacy is celebrated through testimonials from former students who remember him as a caring leader who prioritized their well-being and academic success.

In recognition of his impact, the resolution notes that on June 7, 2025, Washington alumni will honor Walker with a statue unveiling and the dedication of a community room at the new Greenlink Transportation facility in his name. The South Carolina House of Representatives expresses its gratitude for Walker's distinguished service and lasting legacy as an educator, emphasizing the importance of his contributions to the community and the lives of his students.