This is a memorial resolution honoring six people who were killed during the Waukesha, Wisconsin Christmas parade on November 21, 2021, when a vehicle was driven into the parade route. The victims were Virginia Sorenson, Tamara Durand, LeAnna Owen, Jane Kulich, Wilhelm Hospel, and Jackson Sparks—ranging from an 8-year-old child to members of a local dance group called the Dancing Grannies. The attack also injured 62 other people.

The resolution doesn't create any new laws or policies. Instead, it's a formal statement from the House of Representatives expressing respect for those who died and acknowledging how the Waukesha community has responded to this tragedy. The bill recognizes the courage shown by first responders and healthcare workers who helped the injured, and it praises the community for coming together to heal. Over the years following the attack, the community has created memorials, including murals and statues dedicated to the victims, and residents have shown their solidarity through gestures like decorating homes with blue lights. This resolution simply puts into the official record the House's recognition of these victims and the community's strength in moving forward.