In memory of Matthew Wayne Virgel of Greenville.
The resolution emphasizes how Matthew Wayne Virgel was a source of inspiration to his peers and community members, noted for his deep religious convictions and respect from fellow worshippers. By remembering individuals like Matthew, such resolutions not only honor their legacy but also reinforce the values that communities hold dear, which can influence public sentiment and community values regarding faith and resilience in the face of hardship.
Senate Resolution No. 486 serves as a heartfelt tribute to Matthew Wayne Virgel, a resident of Greenville, Texas, who passed away on March 15, 2009, at the young age of 22. The resolution expresses the Texan Senate's condolences to his family, recognizing Matthew's life and the impact he had on those around him. It reflects on his strong commitment to his Christian faith and the values of integrity and strength that he embodied during his life, particularly in facing his battle with cancer.
Although the resolution does not present specific points of contention, it indirectly raises themes of community support and the importance of remembering those who have had a significant impact on local society. The memory of Matthew serves to unite the citizens of Greenville in shared grief and appreciation, promoting a sense of collective identity that can be critical in times of loss.