Recognizing Carlos and Mary Frances Atkinson of Brownsville on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Impact
While SR111 is primarily an acknowledgment of the Atkinsons' contributions and dedication, it serves to emphasize the value placed on familial and community ties within state culture. The recognition of long-lasting partnerships such as the Atkinsons' can inspire others in the community to prioritize family values and involvement in local activities, fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility in raising future generations.
Summary
Senate Resolution No. 111 (SR111) commends Carlos and Mary Frances Atkinson of Brownsville, Texas, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, celebrated on February 5, 2009. This resolution highlights the couple’s commitment to family and community, having raised eight children while actively participating in various educational and recreational organizations. The resolution reflects the importance of family values and community contributions, recognizing the Atkinsons as role models in their community.
Contention
The discussions surrounding SR111 center not on contention but on celebration and acknowledgment. There are no visible points of disagreement or division regarding the passage of this resolution. Its adoption reflects a collective appreciation for the Atkinsons' contributions and values, underscoring a communal consensus on recognizing exemplary public service and marital longevity.