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. His career in public service included serving as a long-time member of the House of Representatives, where he held various leadership roles, including the longest-serving Speaker in state history. Chopp's guiding principle of "One Washington" emphasized unity and shared values across the state.

Chopp's impact extended beyond legislation; he inspired countless individuals to pursue careers in public service and advocacy. His work in organizing home health care workers and his dedication to improving the lives of low-income individuals reflect his deep commitment to social justice. Chopp passed away on March 22, 2025, at the age of 71, leaving behind a legacy of leadership, compassion, and a vision for a more equitable society. The resolution serves to recognize and honor his contributions, which have profoundly shaped the state of Washington.