In memory of John D. Clifton of Livingston.
The resolution not only commends Clifton's professional achievements but also acknowledges his deep commitment to his family and community. It highlights his dedication as a proud veteran and a loyal Republican Party member. This tribute reflects the values and memories that resonated with those who knew him, aiming to commemorate a life that was full of contributions and connections.
House Resolution 63 (HR63) serves as a tribute to the memory of John D. Clifton, a resident of Livingston, who passed away at the age of 76 on July 18, 2021. The resolution honors Clifton's life and contributions, particularly noting his military service in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, where he served in the 92nd Engineer Battalion. It reflects on his post-military career as a surveyor and field inspector for the Port of Houston Authority, where he retired after 25 years of dedicated service.
While the bill itself is primarily a memorial resolution without legislative implications or points of contention, it encapsulates the sentiments of a community grieving the loss of a respected figure. Memorial resolutions often serve to unify members of the legislature in respect and admiration, reinforcing community ties and the significance of honoring individuals who have served their country and community selflessly.