This Senate resolution honors the life of Deputy Elijah Ming and expresses condolences to his family. The text says Elijah Ming was born in February 1991 to Mark and Sonji Ming, attended F.L. Schlagle High School, played college baseball including at Fort Scott Community College, and was active in his community. He joined the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office, served about 9 years, and died on July 26, 2025 while responding to a civil standby call. The resolution thanks him for his service, calls him a hero, offers sympathy to his family, and asks all levels of government to support the family.
The resolution is a formal statement from members of the Senate honoring Deputy Ming and offering condolences. It records his biography and service and asks government bodies to support his family. The resolution has been introduced in the Senate by Senators Roger Marshall and Jerry Moran and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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The resolution presents Deputy Ming as a brave law enforcement officer and a community leader. It highlights his athletics, his recognition at Fort Scott Community College, his nine years of service with the sheriff's office, and his sacrifice in the line of duty. It states respect and appreciation for his service and urges support for his family.
No publicly available information about opposition or objections is included in the text or metadata.