Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1524

Introduced
4/26/11  
Introduced
4/26/11  
Refer
4/28/11  
Refer
4/28/11  
Enrolled
5/7/11  
Enrolled
5/7/11  
Passed
5/7/11  

Caption

Congratulating Patty Fallek on being named a Shining Star of Hidalgo County by the Zonta Club for her contributions to the community.

Impact

The passage of HR1524 serves to inspire community involvement and recognize the efforts of individuals who make significant contributions within their communities. By honoring Patty Fallek, the bill reinforces the importance of volunteerism and acknowledges the positive impact that dedicated individuals can have on the lives of others. This recognition not only elevates Ms. Fallek's status in the community but sets a precedent for acknowledging the efforts of other community leaders.

Summary

House Resolution 1524 commends Patty Fallek for her outstanding contributions to the community of Hidalgo County. This resolution celebrates her recognition as a 'Shining Star' by the Zonta Club of West Hidalgo County, an organization dedicated to improving the status of women through advocacy and service. The resolution details Fallek's extensive volunteer work, highlighting her involvement with various local organizations including the American Cancer Society and her initiatives benefiting South Texas residents.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding HR1524 is positive, focusing on appreciation and gratitude. The resolution reflects a shared community value of recognizing individuals who contribute significantly to public welfare. There is a sentiment of pride associated with this recognition, showcasing the values of service, commitment, and community spirit.

Contention

While HR1524 does not appear to have notable points of contention, it exemplifies a broader cultural acknowledgment of community service. Such resolutions generally enjoy bipartisan support, as they tend to reflect shared values across political lines regarding the importance of civic engagement and the contributions of individuals like Ms. Fallek in strengthening community ties.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR140

Congratulating Alejandra Llanos of McAllen on being named the 2023 National Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

TX HR26

Congratulating Deputy Constable Alfonso Fuentes of Hidalgo County Precinct 4 and his K9 partner, Max, on being named the Canine Detection Team of the Year by the Texas Narcotic Officers Association.

TX HR75

Congratulating Kaufman County on being named a Silver Star Affiliate by Keep Texas Beautiful.

TX HR436

Congratulating fire engineer Anastacio Urbina Jr. on being named Firefighter of the Year by the Galveston Rotary Club.

TX HR70

Congratulating Karla Garcia on being named the 2023 Ambassador of the Year by the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce.

TX SR56

Recognizing Alejandra Llanos for being named the National Youth of the Year by the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

TX HR66

Congratulating Sabrina Walker Hernandez on being named the 2023 Woman of the Year by the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce.

TX HR25

Congratulating Kelley McCormick of Hidalgo County on his selection as the Prosecutor of the Year by the Texas Narcotic Officers Association.

TX HR1221

Congratulating Kora Shores on being named the Communities In Schools of North Texas 2023 Secondary Student of the Year.

TX HR1257

Congratulating Kora Shores on being named the Communities In Schools of North Texas 2023 Secondary Student of the Year.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.