The resolution, introduced on February 14, 2025, requests the Division of Highways to officially name bridge number 10-077/00-062.66, known locally as Skitter Creek Bridge in Fayette County, as the "U. S. Army Major Jerome Lee Workman Memorial Bridge." This naming honors Major Workman, a distinguished World War II veteran who served in the 104th Infantry Division and was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and two Purple Hearts for his bravery in combat. After his military service, he had a successful career as an engineer and mining consultant, contributing significantly to both his community and the state of West Virginia.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of establishing a lasting memorial to commemorate Major Workman's contributions and sacrifices. It calls for the installation of signs to identify the bridge with his name and directs the Clerk of the Senate to forward the resolution to the Commissioner of the Division of Highways for implementation. This act serves to honor Major Workman's legacy and ensure that his memory is preserved for future generations.