The resolution honors the life and legacy of Speaker Frank Chopp, a dedicated advocate for social justice and community service in Washington State. Chopp's commitment to social equity began in high school and continued throughout his life, marked by significant contributions such as co-founding the Seattle Tenants Union and leading initiatives to secure over $2 billion for housing in Seattle. He served in the Washington House of Representatives for 30 years, including a historic 20 years as Speaker, during which he emphasized the principle of "One Washington," promoting unity and shared values across the state.

Chopp's influence extended beyond legislation; he inspired countless individuals to pursue careers in public service and advocacy. His legacy includes not only the policies he championed but also the people he uplifted, including his daughter, who continues his work in home health care. The resolution commemorates his passing on March 22, 2025, at the age of 71, and acknowledges the profound impact he had on the state of Washington and its communities.