This resolution serves primarily to honor and recognize Herlinda Flores' life and contributions rather than amend or impact existing state laws. It stands as a formal acknowledgment by the Texas Senate of her significant role as a community volunteer and her influence in Alice. While it does not directly alter any legal statutes, it underscores the importance of community service and the contributions of individuals towards societal well-being.
Summary
Senate Resolution No. 239 is a memorial resolution dedicated to the memory of Herlinda Mendiola Flores of Alice, Texas, who passed away on January 29, 2009, at the age of 85. The resolution expresses the Senate's condolences to her family and pays tribute to her life of service and community involvement. It emphasizes her legacy as an exemplary citizen known for her many contributions through volunteer work in various civic and political organizations, highlighting her dedication to service in the community and her commitment to social causes.
Contention
During the consideration of SR239, there were no noted points of contention, as memorial resolutions are typically uncontroversial and receive unanimous support from members of the legislative body. The resolution reflects broad consensus, honoring an individual's life and legacy without engaging in policy debate or legislative conflict.