Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR531

Introduced
3/30/09  
Enrolled
3/30/09  

Caption

In memory of Billy G. Moore of Houston.

Impact

The resolution is designed to express the condolences of the Texas Senate to the family and community of Mr. Moore. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing individuals who have made significant impacts within their communities, serving as both a celebration of their lives and a proposal for continued remembrance. Resolutions like SR531 contribute to the cultural fabric of the state, commemorating values such as service, family, and community support.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 531 serves to honor the memory of Billy G. Moore, a respected citizen of Houston who passed away on March 9, 2009. The resolution reflects on his exemplary contributions to the community, highlighting his dedication to his faith, family, and service to others. Those who knew him appreciated his passion for life and his unselfishness in giving to others, a testament to the moral and spiritual legacy he leaves behind.

Contention

While the resolution itself is a unifying gesture, it may also reflect on broader discussions within the Senate regarding community involvement and the importance of public acknowledgment of local leaders. There is an underlying understanding that such memorials can serve as a platform to inspire others in the community to engage in service and uphold the values exemplified by individuals like Mr. Moore.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR33

In memory of Billy Bates Hedges.

TX SR695

In memory of MaryEllen Massey Moore.

TX HR37

In memory of Billy Howard Sherrill of Nacogdoches.

TX SR20

In memory of Billy Wayne Hicks of Tyler.

TX SR80

In memory of Billy Lee Hughes.

TX SR158

In memory of Jerry Wade Garrison of Paris, Texas.

TX SR50

In memory of Billie Joe Dean.

TX HR1463

In memory of Andrew McCord Gilchrist of Houston.

TX HR2275

In memory of Johnny Welton Self.

TX HR1150

In memory of William Ryle "Bill" Edwards Jr. of Corpus Christi.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.