House Joint Resolution 1565 honors James H. Bingham on the occasion of his retirement after serving three terms as Mayor of Lewisburg. The resolution recognizes his exceptional dedication to public service and his significant contributions to the community over the years. Born in 1942, Mr. Bingham has a rich background in engineering and has held various roles within the Tennessee Department of Transportation before establishing his own engineering firm in Lewisburg. He has been actively involved in numerous community organizations, including the Lewisburg Lions Club and the Marshall County Community Theatre, and has participated in various charitable activities.

The resolution commends Mr. Bingham for his professionalism, integrity, and commitment to the citizens of Tennessee, reflecting the values of hard work and community service that define the state as the Volunteer State. As he transitions into retirement, the General Assembly extends its best wishes for his future endeavors, acknowledging the lasting impact he has made in his community and the respect he has earned from his peers.