The bill, H. 5433, is a House Resolution that honors and recognizes Patricia C. Grant of Colleton County for her extensive contributions and service to the Walterboro community. It highlights her educational background, beginning with her graduation from Colleton High School in 1966 and her further studies at South Carolina State University. The resolution notes her historic election as the first African American clerk of court in Colleton County in 2000, where she served five unopposed terms until her retirement in 2021. Additionally, it mentions her reappointment by Governor McMaster in 2024 to fulfill an unexpired term, showcasing her continued commitment to public service.

Throughout her career, Mrs. Grant has been actively involved in various civic and state organizations, including the Colleton Medical Center Board of Trustees and the South Carolina Clerks of Court and Registers of Deeds Advisory Committee. She remains engaged in her community as Treasurer of the Colleton Training School and Colleton High School Alumni Association and is a member of the Colleton County Voter Registration and Elections Commission. The resolution expresses gratitude for her dedication and service, culminating in a formal recognition by the South Carolina House of Representatives. A copy of the resolution will be presented to Mrs. Grant as a token of appreciation for her remarkable career.