Senate Joint Resolution 151 honors the memory of Felix Guignard, a talented musician and composer from Johnson City, who recently passed away. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in 1927, Guignard developed a passion for music at a young age, influenced by his father's musical background. He had a remarkable career, performing for notable figures such as the President of Haiti and Vice President Richard Nixon, and later playing in prestigious venues across the United States and the Caribbean. Guignard was not only a skilled pianist but also a recording artist, with several albums to his name, and he was known for his linguistic abilities, speaking multiple languages.

The resolution reflects on Guignard's dedication to his family and community, highlighting his contributions to the local music scene in Johnson City after retiring from his musical career in Atlanta. It acknowledges his legacy of integrity, compassion, and commitment to excellence in both public and private life. The General Assembly expresses its condolences to Guignard's family and recognizes the impact he had on those around him, ensuring that his memory will be cherished.