A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Conrad Jones upon his promotion to eighth degree black belt (Hachidan) in Wado Ryu karate.
The resolution serves to publicly acknowledge the accomplishments of individuals in the community, reinforcing the values of discipline and dedication that martial arts promote. By honoring Mr. Jones, the resolution not only celebrates his personal achievements but also underlines the positive influence he has had on his students and the broader community. The promotion to Hachidan is not just a personal milestone but also serves as an inspiration to aspiring martial artists.
HJR1013 is a House Joint Resolution that recognizes and honors Conrad Jones for his significant achievement of being promoted to eighth-degree black belt (Hachidan) in Wado Ryu karate. This bill highlights Mr. Jones's journey in martial arts, detailing his progress through various degrees of black belts over his 44 years of practice. He has successfully run Conrad Jones Karate in Williamson County since 1991, where he has taught thousands of students, fostering qualities such as respect, self-control, and perseverance among them.
While HJR1013 does not appear to have points of contention typically associated with more controversial legislative measures, it represents an important cultural recognition within the community. Such recognitions can be vital in promoting community engagement and support for local heroes. This resolution reflects a consensus in valuing the contributions of individuals like Mr. Jones to community cohesion and cultural identity.