In memory of Fredrick Michael Ford of Sulphur Springs.
The resolution serves as an official recognition of Mr. Ford's contributions and presence in the Sulphur Springs community. By memorializing individuals who have made a mark in their local spheres, such resolutions reinforce the importance of community bonds and collective memory. They celebrate the life of the deceased while offering support and condolences to the family, which can help to foster healing in the community.
HCR224 is a concurrent resolution introduced by Representative Homer to honor the life of Fredrick Michael Ford of Sulphur Springs, who passed away on April 14, 2009, at the age of 50. The resolution reflects a heartfelt tribute to Mr. Ford, acknowledging the profound sadness felt by his family and friends. It recounts his life history, including his familial ties, educational background, and work history, showcasing his dedication to both his profession and community.
There were no notable points of contention surrounding HCR224, as it primarily functions to express sympathy and respect for an individual's life rather than to introduce any legislative change or policy debate. Such resolutions typically receive unanimous support, emphasizing a united front in honoring the legacy of individuals within the state.