Senate Joint Resolution 192, sponsored by Akbari, honors Priscilla Presley for her significant contributions to preserving the legacy of Elvis Presley, promoting Memphis music, and supporting the State of Tennessee through her various charitable endeavors. The resolution highlights her remarkable journey, from her early life and marriage to Elvis Presley to her role as co-executor of his estate, where she demonstrated strong leadership by refusing to sell Graceland. Under her stewardship, Graceland transformed into a historic landmark and a major tourist destination, attracting over 22 million visitors and generating substantial economic impact for Memphis.

The resolution also acknowledges Priscilla Presley's successful career in entertainment, including her roles in television and film, as well as her entrepreneurial ventures. It emphasizes her ongoing advocacy for animal protection and her efforts to enhance global recognition of Memphis's musical heritage. As she receives the Colonel Aide-de-Camp award, the resolution celebrates her dedication to preserving Graceland and promoting the cultural significance of Memphis music, while also recognizing March as Women's History Month.