Senate Resolution 51, sponsored by Massey, designates February 22, 2025, as George Washington Day in Tennessee. The resolution honors George Washington as the Founding Father of the United States, recognizing his significant contributions, including his leadership as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, his role in drafting the U.S. Constitution, and his presidency, where he established key principles of governance and the peaceful transfer of power. It highlights Washington's commitment to civilian authority, religious freedom, and his acknowledgment of the moral issues surrounding slavery.

The resolution encourages Tennessee residents to celebrate Washington's legacy by reflecting on his contributions to the nation and visiting Mount Vernon, which offers educational opportunities about his life and ideals. It emphasizes the importance of Washington's example for future generations, as articulated by President John Adams upon Washington's death. The resolution aims to foster a deeper understanding of Washington's impact on American democracy and civic values.