Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR518

Caption

In memory of James Michael Walker.

Impact

The resolution highlights Walker's career in the insurance industry and his service with the U.S. Department of the Treasury. It emphasizes his role as a teacher and a mentor, particularly in sharing his love for science with young people, which resonates as a significant contribution to the educational sector in his community. By recognizing such individuals, the resolution seeks to inspire others to engage in community service and education.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 518 serves as a formal commemoration honoring the life and legacy of James Michael Walker, who passed away on March 6, 2017, at the age of 79. The resolution acknowledges Walker's contributions to his community, his dedication to education, and his commitment to his faith. It provides a brief overview of his life, including his birth in Temple, Texas, and his various roles as a professional, educator, and community servant.

Contention

While the bill itself is a memorial resolution and does not propose changes to existing laws or regulations, it reflects broader themes regarding the importance of honoring local figures who have made substantial contributions to their communities. This practice may contribute to discussions about how communities recognize and celebrate local heroes and the impact of such resolutions on community identity and values.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1526

In memory of James Michael Chargois.

TX SR54

In memory of Kenneth Michael Rose of Dripping Springs.

TX HR2046

In memory of Michael Don Warren of Flower Mound.

TX HR82

In memory of James Reed Lovell of Amarillo.

TX HR340

In memory of Julius James Dubcak of Round Rock.

TX SR549

In memory of Shawn Michael Snider.

TX SR483

In memory of Michael Charles Pistone.

TX SR76

In memory of Walker Eugene Hunt.

TX HR659

In memory of Dr. Larry Walker of Nacogdoches.

TX SR179

In memory of Michael E. Custy.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.