Texas House Bill HR1865

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 5/6/09
• Refer: 5/8/09
• Enrolled: 5/19/09
• Passed: 5/19/09

Caption

Honoring Vera G. Berry, a charter member of the Eta Chapter of Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Impact

The resolution highlights Mrs. Berry's outstanding professional presence as an employee of the Fort Worth Independent School District for over three decades. Post-retirement, she has continued her dedication to community enrichment through her active participation in various organizations, including AARP and the Teachers Retirement Association. The event, marking the recognition of her lifetime achievements during the annual Founders Day celebration, serves as a reminder of the importance of role models in the community.

Summary

HR1865 is a resolution honoring Vera G. Berry, a distinguished charter member of the Eta Chapter of Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. This resolution acknowledges Mrs. Berry's significant contributions to the organization and her unwavering commitment to its ideals of sisterhood, leadership, and community service. The Eta Chapter, founded in 1960 by Mrs. Berry and her peers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, aims to foster high scholastic standards, personal growth, and career awareness among African American businesswomen.

Contention

While the resolution itself is commemorative, it underscores the value placed on individuals dedicated to service and leadership within their communities. HR1865 captures the essence of honor and celebrates not only Mrs. Berry's personal accomplishments but also her lifelong commitment to the values espoused by the Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. This recognition fosters a sense of pride and encourages continued community involvement among members and non-members alike.