Senate Joint Resolution 85, sponsored by Senator Roberts, honors the memory of the four Donaldson brothers from Dickson County, Tennessee, who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during the Korean War. This resolution recognizes their extraordinary service, as they served simultaneously, setting an American record for that conflict. The brothers—Thomas Harvel, Ernest Melvin, Arie Gafford, and Arthur Preston Donaldson—were posthumously awarded The Ambassador For Peace Medal by the Republic of South Korea on August 6, 2024, in appreciation of their sacrifices and dedication to preserving freedom.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the bravery and contributions of all Tennesseans who have served in the military, particularly those who have made significant sacrifices for the nation. It expresses gratitude for the Donaldson brothers' commitment to safeguarding American liberties and honors their legacy as some of Tennessee's most heroic citizens. The resolution concludes with a directive to prepare an appropriate copy for presentation, ensuring that their memory and service are properly commemorated.