ENTERPRISE — State Sen. Jimmy Holley was honored for 44 years of public service by friends, family and fellow legislators during a retirement celebration held at the country club here
The Coffee County native who announced his retirement after six terms in the Alabama Senate was called a hardworking trailblazer, a true statesman, a trusted working leader, who served with humility, and a mentor who taught by example, during tributes given by U.S. Congressman Barry Moore, State Sen. Josh Carnley, State Rep. Rhett Marques, and political columnist Steve Flowers.
Holley served as Chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee, President of the Legislative Council and served on the Leadership Committee. Holley was a member of the Rules Committee, Finance and Taxation General Fund Committee, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee and the Youth and Human Services Committee.Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Feed | Omny Studio ‘When Elba lost schools due to floods, Sen.
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