81R20915 JKB-D
By: Homer H.C.R. No. 167
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Friends and family are mourning the loss of Robert
Brownfield of Paris, Texas, who passed away on March 24, 2009, at
the age of 60; and
WHEREAS, Born on October 3, 1948, to T. J. and Doris Barron
Brownfield in Whitewright, Robert Brownfield established a career
at Campbell Soup Company that spanned three decades; he was a member
of the Elks Lodge, where he held several offices, including Exalted
Ruler, and he also served as a cook at the lodge for many years; and
WHEREAS, He and his wife, Patsy, shared 18 rewarding years of
matrimony, and the couple raised a family that grew to include 5
children, Wayne, Byron, Jerry, Tammy, and Robin, as well as 10
grandchildren and a great-grandchild; and
WHEREAS, Robert Brownfield lived a caring and purposeful
life, and those fortunate enough to have shared in his love and
friendship will forever treasure their memories of him; now,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the 81st Legislature of the State of Texas
hereby pay tribute to the life of Robert Brownfield and extend
sincere sympathy to the members of his family: to his wife, Patsy
Brownfield; to his children, Wayne Brownfield and his wife, Sharri,
Byron Long and his wife, Sherry, Jerry Long, Tammy Daniels and her
husband, Rodney, and Robin Malone and her husband, Craig; to his
grandchildren, Jaythan Brownfield, Dylan Long, Justin Rosson,
Chance Johnson, Aaron McMikel, Emily Brownfield, Angelika Summers,
Jacqueline Summers, Kayla Daniels, and Misty Daniels; to his
great-grandson, Malachi McCool; to his parents, T. J. and Doris
Barron Brownfield; to his siblings, Bobby Brownfield and his wife,
Sara, Dennis Brownfield and his wife, Cathy, Mark Brownfield and
his wife, Denise, Kay Williams and her husband, Chuck, and Mary
Rogers and her husband, Kyle; and to his other relatives and
friends; and, be it further
RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
prepared for his family and that when the Texas House of
Representatives and Senate adjourn this day, they do so in memory of
Robert Brownfield.