The resolution recognizes Frances Jones for her significant contributions to her community, particularly on the occasion of Mineral County Day at the Legislature. It highlights her journey from raising a family in Keyser, West Virginia, to her impactful work in California with Teen Challenge, where she founded a recovery house for women and engaged in international mission work. After facing personal tragedies, including the loss of her husband, Frances returned to Maryland and later Keyser, where she established various outreach initiatives, including the nonprofit Restoration of the Heart and the Loving Hands Outreach Center, which provides essential services to those in need.

Frances Jones is celebrated for her unwavering commitment to helping the battered and broken, as well as her active involvement in community events and civic projects. She has made history by being the first woman to open the West Virginia State Legislative session with prayer and has played a vital role in organizing local events such as Oktoberfest and the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing her public service and directing that a copy be forwarded to her, acknowledging her resilience and influence in the community.