In memory of Homer E. Dean, Jr., of Alice.
Dean's legacy in Alice is profound, particularly in his role in founding key institutions such as the Alice Water Authority and his involvement in civic organizations like the Kiwanis Club and Masons. The resolution not only pays tribute to Dean's professional accomplishments but also acknowledges his dedication to enhancing community resources and public welfare, indicating the impact of his service on local governance and civic initiatives.
House Resolution 2152 honors the memory of Homer E. Dean, Jr., a distinguished attorney and community leader who passed away on August 18, 2008. Born in Kaufman, Texas, Dean dedicated his life to the field of law and public service, having practiced for more than fifty years and mentored numerous attorneys. The resolution highlights his achievements in the legal profession, including his recognition as the 1969 General Practitioner of the Year by the State Bar Association, and his significant contributions to the community of Alice, Texas, where he was a long-standing civic leader.
The resolution also serves as a reminder of the importance of community leaders in shaping the legislative and civic landscape of Texas. By commemorating individuals like Homer Dean, the Texas Legislature reinforces the value of local engagement in public affairs and sets a precedent for appreciating the contributions of figures who work diligently in service to their communities.