State Representative Ty Moore (R-Caldwell) released a statement on Apr. 29 regarding the death of former Senator James Carnes.
Moore said he was saddened by the loss and highlighted Carnes’ contributions to southeast Ohio, both as a legislator and as Deputy Director at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The statement reflects on Carnes’ service and his impact on the community.
“I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of former Senator James Carnes. Senator Carnes not only served in the legislature, representing the people of southeast Ohio, but he also served as ODNR Deputy Director, advocating for the preservation of our great state. His legacy of compassion, dedication, and strength will forever have an impact on our community. My prayers are with his family as they process this difficult time,” Moore said.
Ohio State Representative Brian Stewart has been recognized for earning the Combat Infantryman’s Badge and two Army Commendation Medals during his service in Iraq according to the official website. Stewart is also noted for serving as an infantry veteran in that conflict according to the official website.
Stewart represents Ohio House District 12 as a Republican state representative according to the official website. His interests include movies, sports, target shooting, American history books, and Johnny Cash’s music according to the official website. He serves Madison and Pickaway counties along with part of western Franklin County according to the official website, and co-chaired the first meeting of Ohio’s Redistricting Commission according to the official website.
