House Joint Resolution 105, sponsored by Representative Keisling, honors Joseph Hauskin for receiving the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award in recognition of his significant contributions to his community in Macon County, Tennessee. The resolution highlights the importance of volunteers in the state, noting that 1.3 million Tennesseans contribute over 99 million hours of service annually, which equates to a substantial economic impact. Mr. Hauskin is specifically commended for his innovative work in developing the StoneRookLock System, designed to enhance safety by addressing issues with outdated locking mechanisms in correctional facilities.

The resolution emphasizes Mr. Hauskin's dedication to community service, stemming from his background as a former corrections officer, which inspired him to create solutions for safety concerns. His commitment to volunteerism and invention not only reflects the spirit of giving but also aims to protect those who serve the community and ensure the safety of factory workers. The General Assembly expresses its congratulations and best wishes for Mr. Hauskin's future endeavors, recognizing him as a model citizen and a valuable asset to the Volunteer State.