House Joint Resolution 125 honors Charles Robert Jones for his significant contributions to his community and the State of Tennessee. Born in 1930, Jones has had a remarkable journey, from working in shipyards during World War II to serving as a medical corpsman in the Korean War. He pursued higher education, earning degrees from David Lipscomb University and Western Michigan University, and transitioned from public education to a successful career in the automobile leasing industry. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish Professional Economic Services and invest in various properties, including historic sites in Nashville.

Beyond his business achievements, Jones is recognized for his mentorship and philanthropic efforts, positively impacting the lives of many individuals. The resolution acknowledges his dedication to the state and its citizens, celebrating his legacy as a true Tennessean. The House of Representatives and the Senate express their best wishes for his continued success in future endeavors.