House Joint Resolution 1352, sponsored by Representative Keisling, honors the memory of Timmie Lane Scott, a dedicated public servant from Clay County who recently passed away. Born on March 18, 1951, in Turkey Neck Bend, Kentucky, Mr. Scott had a diverse career that included serving in the United States Army, working at Cedar Hill Marina, and retiring as a heavy equipment salesman after 26 years. He was actively involved in his community, serving as chair of the Clay County Democratic Party and as a Clay County Commissioner for over a decade. His passions included supporting the University of Tennessee and engaging in local activities such as coaching a travel softball team and beekeeping.

The resolution reflects on Mr. Scott's exemplary character, integrity, and commitment to family values, as well as his contributions to the community. He is remembered fondly by his family, including his wife, daughters, granddaughters, and siblings. The General Assembly expresses its condolences to Mr. Scott's family and acknowledges the significant impact he had on those around him, emphasizing the importance of his legacy in public service and personal life.