Congratulating Jerry Wayne Young, Sr., of San Antonio on his 70th birthday.
Impact
After retiring from the Army, Jerry Young became the chief of security for a local department store and later co-operated a mortuary business. His post-military career reflects a commitment to serving his community. The resolution underscores the importance of recognizing local citizens who have made significant contributions in various fields, including military and public service.
Summary
House Resolution 380 celebrates the 70th birthday of Jerry Wayne Young, Sr., from San Antonio, Texas. This resolution recognizes the significant milestone in Mr. Young's life, highlighting his accomplishments and contributions to his community. Born in Joaquin, Texas, in 1938, Mr. Young served nearly 25 years in the United States Army, completing assignments across various locations, including international deployments in Okinawa, Korea, and Germany, as well as stateside bases.
Contention
While the resolution is largely celebratory and focused on honoring an individual, it also reflects broader themes of community values and the respect given to veterans. This recognition aligns with traditional legislative practices of commemorating citizen achievements, which can sometimes lead to discussions about the role of legislators in promoting local heroes within their districts.