I am honored and humbled to have the opportunity today to take this time with some of my colleagues to pay tribute to the life of a good and a great Georgian, the late Chevene Bowers King. On last Monday, April 3, this House passed a measure, Senate bill 1567, which designated the United States courthouse located at 223 Broad Avenue in Albany, Georgia, as the C.B. King United States Courthouse. Oh, what a wonderful tribute, what a tribute to a life that has been given in unselfish service for so many people. Chevene Bowers King was a man who was great timber, he was good timber, and the legacy that he left in his beloved Southland is one that will be enjoyed and revered and remembered for many, many years to come.
Sanford Bishop: “I am honored and humbled to have the opportunity today to take this time with some of my colleagues to pay tribute to…”
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Paying tribute to Chevene Bowers King and the naming of a courthouse in his honor.
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