Texas Senate Bill SR779

Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Caption

Recognizing Duncanville for honoring those who lost their lives in service to their country.

Impact

The recognition of the Duncanville War Memorials also set the stage for a meaningful event commemorating their 100th and 50th anniversaries, respectively. This celebration reinforces the values of remembrance and respect within the community, offering an opportunity for residents to reflect on the importance of service and sacrifice. It serves to bolster community identity and pride around the collective history of honoring veterans and fallen heroes.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 779 recognizes the Duncanville community for their ongoing dedication to honoring the sacrifices made by Americans in service to their country. The resolution highlights the community’s efforts over the years to commemorate these sacrifices through the establishment of two war memorials. The first memorial was erected in 1919 to honor those lost during World War I, followed by a second memorial in 1969. These memorials serve as a daily reminder to the residents of Duncanville of the bravery and commitment of local patriots who fought for the nation's ideals.

Contention

While the bill is centered on honoring the local community and veterans, it represents a broader sentiment concerning the importance of memorializing those who have served in the military. There is no recorded contention regarding the resolution itself, reflecting a unified sentiment surrounding the importance of honoring those who have made sacrifices for the country. The resolution passed without opposition, indicating strong support amongst legislators for recognizing local efforts to pay tribute to veterans.