The House concurrent resolution R-142 commends Team Trumie and Truman Compton for their significant contributions to advocacy, community engagement, and the promotion of awareness and acceptance of autism. Established shortly after Truman's autism diagnosis in 2017, Team Trumie has grown to over 50 volunteers who have actively supported the Special Needs Support Center of the Upper Valley, organized community walks, donated educational materials to local schools, and provided sensory kits for first responders. Their efforts have fostered a supportive environment for individuals with autism and have sparked global conversations through initiatives like the distribution of postcards featuring their slogan, "let's learn more about autism, together."

The resolution highlights Truman's and his family's active involvement in the community, including efforts to improve support for students with special needs and participation in classroom presentations to share insights about autism. The General Assembly recognizes the profound impact of Team Trumie's work in creating a more inclusive society where differences are embraced rather than hidden. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to send copies to the Compton family and Team Trumie, acknowledging their dedication and achievements in advocating for autism awareness.