A resolution of tribute offered as a memorial for Terry London, former member of the House of Representatives.

House Resolution 278 is a formal statement by the Michigan House of Representatives honoring the late Terry London, a former member of the House. The resolution serves as a tribute to his service and contributions to the state. It was introduced by Representative Matthew Hall on behalf of the entire membership and was unanimously adopted on April 15, 2026.

The resolution was well-received, with media outlets highlighting the bipartisan support and unanimous adoption as a testament to Terry London's respected legacy. Coverage emphasized the House's unity in honoring a former colleague, reflecting positively on the institution's ability to come together to recognize public service.

While the resolution was unanimously adopted, some media commentary suggested that such memorials, though respectful, might divert attention from pressing legislative matters. Critics argued that the time spent on ceremonial resolutions could be better utilized addressing current policy issues affecting constituents.