The bill, H. 5043, is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to honor the legacy of Sergeant First Class Isaac Gethers Jr. by requesting the Department of Transportation to erect markers or signs at the traffic circle located at the intersection of Camp Road and Fort Johnson Road on James Island, Charleston County. The signs will bear the words "In Memory of Sgt. First Class Isaac Gethers Jr." This resolution highlights Gethers' significant contributions to his community, including over fifty years of service to the Honey Hill Neighborhood Association, his compassionate support for homeless veterans, and his distinguished military career.

The resolution emphasizes Gethers' character, integrity, and commitment to uplifting others, which left a lasting impact on those who knew him. It also notes his achievements in sports and his recognition in the Hall of Fame, as well as his military commendations. The resolution concludes with a directive to forward a copy to the Department of Transportation, ensuring that Gethers' memory is honored in a meaningful way within his community.