H.R. No. 161 is a resolution honoring the collective efforts of first responders, government officials, volunteers, and donors who came together to support the town of Gordon following a devastating EF-1 tornado that struck on May 18, 2025. The tornado caused significant damage, impacting 31 homes, flooding the local school, and destroying sports facilities. Fortunately, emergency crews were able to provide medical assistance, and there were no fatalities, only minor injuries reported. The resolution highlights the swift response from various community members and organizations who worked tirelessly to aid in recovery efforts, including clearing debris, repairing homes, and providing essential supplies.

The resolution expresses gratitude to numerous individuals and groups, including local officials, school district staff, churches, and businesses, for their invaluable contributions to the relief efforts. It acknowledges the remarkable compassion and cooperation displayed by the community in the face of adversity. Ultimately, H.R. No. 161 serves to honor those who played a role in the recovery process and extends best wishes to the residents of Gordon as they continue to rebuild their town.