This resolution is primarily ceremonial and reflects the institutional practices of the Texas House of Representatives to honor the memory of individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities. It does not amend any laws or impose any new regulations but serves to officially recognize and commemorate the life of Mary Doris Cammack Hall.
Summary
HR1323 serves as a resolution in memory of Mary Doris Cammack Hall, who was a prominent figure in the Beaumont community and passed away on March 22, 2009. The resolution pays tribute to her life and contributions, highlighting her long residency in Beaumont, her professional work at Conoco, and her active participation in Republican women's activities. The resolution is a formal acknowledgment of her impact on her family and the community at large, reflecting the values and memories she instilled in those who knew her.
Contention
Since HR1323 is a resolution in memory of an individual rather than a legislative bill proposing changes to existing laws or regulations, it does not encompass any notable points of contention or debate. The nature of such resolutions is typically uncontroversial, as they focus on honoring and remembering individuals, rather than legislative actions that could elicit differing viewpoints.