Honoring Amanda Jane Johnson Dutton of Houston on her 90th birthday.
Impact
The resolution aims to publicly recognize and celebrate the contributions of individuals like Ms. Dutton, who have made significant impacts through their service and dedication. By honoring Ms. Dutton, the resolution not only marks a personal milestone but also acknowledges the values of community and family that she epitomizes. Such resolutions can foster a sense of unity and appreciation within the state as they bring attention to the lives of remarkable Texans.
Summary
HR888 is a resolution honoring Amanda Jane Johnson Dutton of Houston as she celebrates her 90th birthday on March 31, 2009. The resolution highlights her life story, detailing her upbringing, education, and professional achievements. Born in Crowville, Louisiana, Ms. Dutton was raised in a large family and later moved to Texas, where she pursued a career at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center for two decades, further establishing her contributions to her community.
Contention
While HR888 is primarily celebratory and not directly controversial, it exemplifies the function of resolutions in the legislative process as a means to express commendation and recognition. Although not policy-driven, the resolution reflects the legislature's role in embracing and celebrating the historical and cultural contributions of its citizens, reinforcing the connection between the legislature and the community.