In memory of Robert Ellis Guice of Dallas.
The resolution highlights Mr. Guice's role as president of the Parent Teacher Association at J. N. Ervin Elementary School and showcases his dedication to enhancing educational experiences through arranged student trips to historically significant locations, including Washington, D.C. These initiatives not only provided students with a deeper understanding of government and history but also inspired civic engagement among the youth in the community.
Senate Resolution No. 631 (SR631) is a memorial resolution honoring the life and contributions of Robert Ellis Guice, who passed away on April 2, 2009. Born in Dallas on February 3, 1957, Mr. Guice was highly regarded within the Highland Hills community for his commitment to both youth and education. He dedicated over two decades to volunteering in the Dallas Independent School District, directly impacting at-risk students and significantly contributing to their academic and personal development.
SR631 embodies the spirit of community by recognizing individual contributions that significantly influence the lives of others, particularly young individuals. It serves as a solemn reminder of the impact one person's dedication to service can have on a community’s development and the importance of nurturing future generations.
Throughout his life, Mr. Guice actively engaged in nonprofit work, particularly as the executive director of Hope Crime Watch. His involvement in various political campaigns underscores a lifelong commitment to public service and civic involvement. The resolution serves not only to remember his achievements but also to encourage ongoing community engagement and support for educational initiatives.