Funeral plans announced for Georgia labor commissioner

Atlanta, GALocal News

The funeral arrangements for Bruce Thompson, Georgia's Labor Commissioner, have been announced following his passing, marking a significant moment for the local community. A celebration of life service is set for Saturday, November 30, at 3 p. m. at The Church at Liberty Square in Cartersville, which is expected to draw many attendees from the region. In addition, friends and family will have the opportunity to pay their respects during a visitation on Friday, November 29, from 3-7 p.

m. at the same church. Thompson's legacy in labor advocacy and public service had a considerable impact on Georgia's workforce policies, making his death a poignant loss for many. His commitment to improving labor conditions and supporting workers in the state will not be forgotten. The community's response to his passing illustrates the deep connections he fostered during his tenure.

As preparations for the services continue, memories of Thompson's contributions will be shared, honoring his dedication to public service.

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