In memory of Patricio T. Escalona, Sr., of Waco.
The bill does not propose any changes to existing state laws since it is a memorial resolution rather than a legislative bill. Its primary goal is to honor an individual who contributed to his community through his work, military service, and family life. The resolution highlights the importance of remembering and paying tribute to individuals who have made a significant impact in their communities, fostering a sense of connection and shared values within the state.
HR1402 is a resolution in memory of Patricio T. Escalona, Sr., who passed away on March 23, 2011. The resolution acknowledges Mr. Escalona's life, marking his achievements and relationships, particularly emphasizing his dedication to family and community. It not only serves as a formal recognition of his life but also reflects the values of service and commitment to family that he embodied.
The sentiment surrounding HR1402 is overwhelmingly positive and respectful. It shows a community coming together to celebrate the life of a cherished individual. The expressions of sympathy toward Mr. Escalona's family reflect the collective recognition of grief and loss that impacts friends and family alike. Such resolutions serve to strengthen community bonds and acknowledge the legacies of individuals.
There are no notable points of contention surrounding HR1402, given its nature as a resolution honoring an individual. Unlike legislative bills that may provoke debate, resolutions like HR1402 typically garner unanimous support as they celebrate life and contributions rather than propose legislative changes or regulations.