Resolution to commend Vivian Lee Battle Sims for her community service and contributions.

The resolution commends Vivian Lee Battle Sims for her extensive community service and contributions to Giles County, Tennessee. Sims, a retired educator, was the first African-American female assistant principal and later the first African-American principal of local schools. She championed the placement of The Resurrection of Valor statue in Pulaski, which honors the United States Colored Troops who fought in the Civil War. Sims personally invested $82,000 in the statue project, reflecting her commitment to recognizing the history and legacy of these soldiers.

Resolution to commend Vivian Lee Battle Sims for her community service and contributions.

The resolution commends Vivian Lee Battle Sims for her extensive community service and contributions to Giles County, Tennessee. Sims, a retired educator, was the first African-American female assistant principal and later the first African-American principal of local schools. She championed the placement of The Resurrection of Valor statue in Pulaski, which honors the United States Colored Troops who fought in the Civil War. Sims personally invested $82,000 in the statue project, reflecting her commitment to recognizing the history and legacy of these soldiers.