The resolution, introduced on February 14, 2025, requests the Division of Highways to name the Dunbar Toll Bridge in Kanawha County as the "U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Quewanncoii 'Que' C. Stephens, Sr. Memorial Bridge." This honor is proposed to commemorate the life and contributions of Lieutenant Colonel Stephens, who was born in 1945 and had a distinguished military career, including service in the Vietnam War where he was awarded the Purple Heart. Beyond his military achievements, he was a dedicated educator and mentor, significantly impacting the lives of young people through his roles at various educational institutions and community organizations.

Lieutenant Colonel Stephens was not only recognized for his military service but also for his commitment to human rights and youth advocacy. He held several important positions in West Virginia, including Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission and served on the State Parole Board. His legacy includes a strong emphasis on mentorship, community service, and promoting diversity. The resolution calls for the installation of signs to officially designate the bridge in his honor, ensuring that his contributions to the state and country are remembered.