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                            H.C.R. No. 139


 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
 WHEREAS, The State of Texas lost an admired public servant
 and civic leader with the death of former secretary of state Myra
 McDaniel of Austin on February 25, 2010, at the age of 77; and
 WHEREAS, Born in Philadelphia on December 13, 1932, the
 former Myra Atwell was the daughter of Eva and Toronto Atwell; she
 attended the prestigious Philadelphia High School for Girls and
 earned her bachelor's degree in English from the University of
 Pennsylvania; after her marriage to Reuben McDaniel, she became the
 proud mother of two children, Diane and Reuben; and
 WHEREAS, Mrs. McDaniel began her career as a management
 analyst and served in administrative positions at Baldwin Wallace
 College in Ohio and at Indiana University; in 1975, she completed
 her law degree at The University of Texas School of Law and she went
 on to work in the office of the Texas attorney general; she became
 chief of the taxation division in 1979 and then worked as counsel
 for the Railroad Commission before entering private practice in
 Midland; and
 WHEREAS, In 1984, Governor Mark White appointed Mrs. McDaniel
 as his general counsel; she became the first African American
 secretary of state in Texas history two years later, and her
 intellect, integrity, and wisdom greatly benefited her fellow
 citizens; treating all those around her with thoughtfulness and
 respect, she won the loyalty of her staff and set a sterling example
 of leadership during her three-year tenure; and
 WHEREAS, This esteemed woman continued to serve as a mentor
 and role model after returning to private practice, and in 1995, she
 became one of the first African American women to lead a major law
 firm, Bickerstaff, Heath, Smiley, Pollan, Kever
 and McDaniel, as
 managing partner; over the course of her distinguished legal
 career, she served as counsel for Austin Community College and
 Capital Metro, and she continued to work part-time for Bickerstaff
 Heath well into her seventies; and
 WHEREAS, Deeply committed to her community, Mrs. McDaniel won
 numerous awards for her contributions; she served on the boards of
 St. Edward's University, Seton Hospital, the Episcopal Seminary of
 the Southwest, and many other organizations; a valued member of St.
 James Episcopal Church, she served as a senior warden and edited the
 church newsletter; more than a mere fan of the UT women's basketball
 team, she generously shared her time and expertise with young
 athletes, offering special encouragement over the years to those
 interested in pursuing law degrees; and
 WHEREAS, Myra McDaniel inspired innumerable people through
 her remarkable achievements and unyielding dedication to public
 service, and her positive influence will continue to resonate in
 the myriad lives she touched in the years to come; now, therefore,
 be it
 RESOLVED, That the 82nd Legislature of the State of Texas
 hereby pay special tribute to the memory of Myra McDaniel and extend
 sincere condolences to the members of her family: to her husband,
 Reuben R. McDaniel, Jr.; to her children, Diane Rhodes and Reuben
 McDaniel III; to her seven grandchildren and two
 great-grandchildren; and to her many other relatives and friends;
 and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for her family and that when the Texas House of
 Representatives and Senate adjourn this day, they do so in memory of
 Myra McDaniel.
 Beck
 Coleman
 Thompson
 Straus Gonzales of Williamson Morrison Straus Gonzales of Williamson Morrison
Straus Gonzales of Williamson Morrison
 Aliseda Gonzalez Munoz, Jr. Aliseda Gonzalez Munoz, Jr.
Aliseda Gonzalez Munoz, Jr.
 Allen Gooden Murphy Allen Gooden Murphy
Allen Gooden Murphy
 Alonzo Guillen Naishtat Alonzo Guillen Naishtat
Alonzo Guillen Naishtat
 Alvarado Gutierrez Nash Alvarado Gutierrez Nash
Alvarado Gutierrez Nash
 Anchia Hamilton Oliveira Anchia Hamilton Oliveira
Anchia Hamilton Oliveira
 Anderson of Dallas Hancock Orr Anderson of Dallas Hancock Orr
Anderson of Dallas Hancock Orr
 Anderson of McLennan Hardcastle Otto Anderson of McLennan Hardcastle Otto
Anderson of McLennan Hardcastle Otto
 Aycock Harless Parker Aycock Harless Parker
Aycock Harless Parker
 Beck Harper-Brown Patrick Beck Harper-Brown Patrick
Beck Harper-Brown Patrick
 Berman Hartnett Paxton Berman Hartnett Paxton
Berman Hartnett Paxton
 Bohac Hernandez Luna Pena Bohac Hernandez Luna Pena
Bohac Hernandez Luna Pena
 Bonnen Hilderbran Perry Bonnen Hilderbran Perry
Bonnen Hilderbran Perry
 Branch Hochberg Phillips Branch Hochberg Phillips
Branch Hochberg Phillips
 Brown Hopson Pickett Brown Hopson Pickett
Brown Hopson Pickett
 Burkett Howard of Fort Bend Pitts Burkett Howard of Fort Bend Pitts
Burkett Howard of Fort Bend Pitts
 Burnam Howard of Travis Price Burnam Howard of Travis Price
Burnam Howard of Travis Price
 Button Huberty Quintanilla Button Huberty Quintanilla
Button Huberty Quintanilla
 Cain Hughes Raymond Cain Hughes Raymond
Cain Hughes Raymond
 Callegari Hunter Reynolds Callegari Hunter Reynolds
Callegari Hunter Reynolds
 Carter Isaac Riddle Carter Isaac Riddle
Carter Isaac Riddle
 Castro Jackson Ritter Castro Jackson Ritter
Castro Jackson Ritter
 Chisum Johnson Rodriguez Chisum Johnson Rodriguez
Chisum Johnson Rodriguez
 Christian Keffer Schwertner Christian Keffer Schwertner
Christian Keffer Schwertner
 Coleman King of Parker Scott Coleman King of Parker Scott
Coleman King of Parker Scott
 Cook King of Taylor Sheets Cook King of Taylor Sheets
Cook King of Taylor Sheets
 Craddick King of Zavala Sheffield Craddick King of Zavala Sheffield
Craddick King of Zavala Sheffield
 Creighton Kleinschmidt Shelton Creighton Kleinschmidt Shelton
Creighton Kleinschmidt Shelton
 Crownover Kolkhorst Simpson Crownover Kolkhorst Simpson
Crownover Kolkhorst Simpson
 Darby Kuempel Smith of Harris Darby Kuempel Smith of Harris
Darby Kuempel Smith of Harris
 Davis of Dallas Landtroop Smith of Tarrant Davis of Dallas Landtroop Smith of Tarrant
Davis of Dallas Landtroop Smith of Tarrant
 J. Davis of Harris Larson Smithee J. Davis of Harris Larson Smithee
J. Davis of Harris Larson Smithee
 S. Davis of Harris Laubenberg Solomons S. Davis of Harris Laubenberg Solomons
S. Davis of Harris Laubenberg Solomons
 Deshotel Lavender Strama Deshotel Lavender Strama
Deshotel Lavender Strama
 Driver Legler Taylor of Collin Driver Legler Taylor of Collin
Driver Legler Taylor of Collin
 Dukes Lewis Taylor of Galveston Dukes Lewis Taylor of Galveston
Dukes Lewis Taylor of Galveston
 Dutton Lozano Thompson Dutton Lozano Thompson
Dutton Lozano Thompson
 Eiland Lucio III Torres Eiland Lucio III Torres
Eiland Lucio III Torres
 Eissler Lyne Truitt Eissler Lyne Truitt
Eissler Lyne Truitt
 Elkins Madden Turner Elkins Madden Turner
Elkins Madden Turner
 Farias Mallory Caraway Veasey Farias Mallory Caraway Veasey
Farias Mallory Caraway Veasey
 Farrar Margo Villarreal Farrar Margo Villarreal
Farrar Margo Villarreal
 Fletcher Marquez Vo Fletcher Marquez Vo
Fletcher Marquez Vo
 Flynn Martinez Walle Flynn Martinez Walle
Flynn Martinez Walle
 Frullo Martinez Fischer Weber Frullo Martinez Fischer Weber
Frullo Martinez Fischer Weber
 Gallego McClendon White Gallego McClendon White
Gallego McClendon White
 Garza Menendez Woolley Garza Menendez Woolley
Garza Menendez Woolley
 Geren Miles Workman Geren Miles Workman
Geren Miles Workman
 Giddings Miller of Comal Zedler Giddings Miller of Comal Zedler
Giddings Miller of Comal Zedler
 Gonzales of Hidalgo Miller of Erath Zerwas Gonzales of Hidalgo Miller of Erath Zerwas
Gonzales of Hidalgo Miller of Erath Zerwas
 ______________________________ ______________________________
 President of the Senate Speaker of the House
 I certify that H.C.R. No. 139 was unanimously adopted by a
 rising vote of the House on April 28, 2011.
 ______________________________
 Chief Clerk of the House
 I certify that H.C.R. No. 139 was unanimously adopted by a
 rising vote of the Senate on May 9, 2011.
 ______________________________
 Secretary of the Senate
 APPROVED: __________________
 Date
 __________________
 Governor



Straus Gonzales of Williamson Morrison

Aliseda Gonzalez Munoz, Jr.

Allen Gooden Murphy

Alonzo Guillen Naishtat

Alvarado Gutierrez Nash

Anchia Hamilton Oliveira

Anderson of Dallas Hancock Orr

Anderson of McLennan Hardcastle Otto

Aycock Harless Parker

Beck Harper-Brown Patrick

Berman Hartnett Paxton

Bohac Hernandez Luna Pena

Bonnen Hilderbran Perry

Branch Hochberg Phillips

Brown Hopson Pickett

Burkett Howard of Fort Bend Pitts

Burnam Howard of Travis Price

Button Huberty Quintanilla

Cain Hughes Raymond

Callegari Hunter Reynolds

Carter Isaac Riddle

Castro Jackson Ritter

Chisum Johnson Rodriguez

Christian Keffer Schwertner

Coleman King of Parker Scott

Cook King of Taylor Sheets

Craddick King of Zavala Sheffield

Creighton Kleinschmidt Shelton

Crownover Kolkhorst Simpson

Darby Kuempel Smith of Harris

Davis of Dallas Landtroop Smith of Tarrant

J. Davis of Harris Larson Smithee

S. Davis of Harris Laubenberg Solomons

Deshotel Lavender Strama

Driver Legler Taylor of Collin

Dukes Lewis Taylor of Galveston

Dutton Lozano Thompson

Eiland Lucio III Torres

Eissler Lyne Truitt

Elkins Madden Turner

Farias Mallory Caraway Veasey

Farrar Margo Villarreal

Fletcher Marquez Vo

Flynn Martinez Walle

Frullo Martinez Fischer Weber

Gallego McClendon White

Garza Menendez Woolley

Geren Miles Workman

Giddings Miller of Comal Zedler

Gonzales of Hidalgo Miller of Erath Zerwas