This legislative commemoration honors Frank Kloucek for his significant contributions as the oldest surviving and longest-tenured Democrat in the South Dakota Legislature. Kloucek served for twenty-two years, including sixteen years in the Senate and six years in the House, and held various leadership roles, such as vice chair of the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee and Minority Whip. Throughout his tenure, he was known for his commitment to public service, helping individuals regardless of their political affiliation, and advocating for a range of issues including public safety, veteran affairs, and rural economic development.

The commemoration highlights Kloucek's integrity and dedication to the philosophy of "We not Me," emphasizing his collaborative approach to politics. It also acknowledges his personal life, noting his long marriage to Joanie, their four children, and nine grandchildren, as well as his farming activities near Scotland. The resolution concludes by recognizing Kloucek's positive impact on both his community and the state of South Dakota.