In memory of Roslyn Davis Sample of Powderly.
The resolution emphasizes Mrs. Sample's longstanding support of Paris Junior College, noting her roles in various committees and her contributions to fundraising efforts. The acknowledgment of her being named a Distinguished Friend of Paris Junior College in 2002 reflects the recognition she received for her efforts in higher education promotion and student support. This resolution thus serves to honor not only her legacy but also the values of community engagement and support for education.
HCR107 is a concurrent resolution that pays tribute to the life of Roslyn Davis Sample of Powderly, Texas, who passed away on February 18, 2009, at the age of 81. The resolution acknowledges her significant contributions to her community as a dedicated volunteer and her involvement with various organizations, including the American Red Cross, Girl Scouts, Maxey House, and Family Haven. It highlights Mrs. Sample's deep commitment to public service and the impact she made during her lifetime.
While the resolution primarily focuses on honoring Mrs. Sample's memory, it can be seen within the broader context of how the legislature often recognizes individuals who have made notable contributions to the community. Such resolutions may occasionally prompt discussions regarding the priorities of the legislature in commemorating individual lives versus addressing pressing legislative issues. However, this affirmation of community values is largely viewed favorably and seen as an important aspect of public service.