Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR191

Introduced
2/8/11  
Introduced
2/8/11  
Enrolled
2/8/11  
Enrolled
2/8/11  
Passed
2/8/11  

Caption

Recognizing Paula Lee on being named Ms. Texas Senior America 2010.

Impact

This resolution serves to formally acknowledge Paula Lee's accomplishments and her role as a representative figure for senior citizens within Texas. By honoring her, the Texas Senate not only celebrates individual achievement but also reinforces a broader message of recognition for the contributions of seniors in the state. This gesture is significant in promoting awareness about the potential and capabilities of older adults, encouraging their continued involvement in community and civic activities.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 191 recognizes Paula Lee for her achievements and honors her for being named Ms. Texas Senior America 2010. The resolution emphasizes the importance of seniors in society, who contribute invaluable knowledge, experience, and resources to future generations. It reflects the committee's appreciation for seniors as fundamental pillars of the community. Notably, the Ms. Senior America Pageant aims to highlight and celebrate the achievements and talents of older women, fostering respect and dignity for senior citizens across America.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR191 is overwhelmingly positive, showcasing a deep respect for the elderly and their contributions to society. Senators and attendees expressed admiration for Paula Lee's life story, particularly her experiences and accomplishments in competitive power lifting. This celebration of senior achievements aligns with growing societal trends that advocate for the empowerment and active participation of seniors in various aspects of life.

Contention

While the resolution serves primarily as a commendation, it also subtly highlights ongoing discussions regarding the representation and recognition of elderly individuals in society. The overall positive reception of the resolution might contrast with concerns about the visibility and voice of seniors in state policy and community decisions. Thus, while there may not be direct contention surrounding the bill, it brings forth important considerations regarding the role of seniors and the appreciation of their contributions in legislative dialogues.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1681

Congratulating Dr. Terre Quinn of Allen on being named Ms. Texas Senior America 2023.

TX SR56

Recognizing Alejandra Llanos for being named the National Youth of the Year by the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

TX SR573

Recognizing Norma Duran for being named governor of the Texas Chapter of the National Academy of Recording Artists.

TX HR140

Congratulating Alejandra Llanos of McAllen on being named the 2023 National Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

TX SR21

Recognizing Regina Stock for winning the 2023 Mrs. America Pageant.

TX HR2348

In memory of Paula Morales of Robstown.

TX SR5

Recognizing the Korean American Medical Association of Texas for its contributions to the state.

TX SR72

Congratulating Sarah Wilfley on being named to the president's list at the University of North Texas.

TX SR507

Recognizing Texas Christian University on the occasion of its 150th anniversary.

TX HR1678

Recognizing May 2023 as Older Americans Month.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.