This legislative commemoration recognizes Jacqueline Sly for receiving the AARP South Dakota Andrus Award for Community Service. Jacqueline has a distinguished background in education, holding a bachelor's degree in elementary and special education and a master's degree in curriculum and instruction. Her 37-year career in public education in South Dakota transitioned into a legislative role from 2009 to 2016, where she held various positions, including chair of the House Education Committee and House Majority Whip. Her commitment to education and community service is further exemplified through her involvement with numerous local and statewide organizations.

The commemoration highlights Jacqueline's significant contributions to the community, including her leadership roles in organizations such as the South Dakota Retired School Personnel and the Rapid City Education Association. The AARP South Dakota Andrus Award honors her dedication to enriching the lives of others and her impactful service at both local and state levels. The resolution concludes by officially recognizing Jacqueline Sly as the recipient of this prestigious award, celebrating her leadership and commitment to the people of South Dakota.