Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1673

Introduced
5/2/11  
Refer
5/3/11  
Enrolled
5/12/11  
Enrolled
5/12/11  
Passed
5/12/11  

Caption

In memory of John Frank "Trey" Woodward III.

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of family legacies and community contributions within state laws regarding memorials. While it does not alter existing laws, such resolutions serve to honor the contributions of individuals to their communities and recognize their impact on state history and culture. The endorsement of memorial resolutions often invokes a sense of unity and shared values among constituents, reflecting on collective memories and the importance of personal stories in the fabric of state identity.

Summary

House Resolution 1673 is a memorial resolution introduced in the Texas House of Representatives to pay tribute to the life of John Frank "Trey" Woodward III, who passed away on March 5, 2011. The resolution reflects on Mr. Woodward's legacy as a prominent rancher in Brewster County and his contributions to the community. Born into a pioneering ranching family, he took over the Woodward Ranch, which is notable for being open to the public and a destination for rock collectors, where he shared his extensive knowledge of gems and minerals with visitors.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1673 is one of respect and remembrance, as members of the House expressed their condolences and acknowledgment of Mr. Woodward's positive influence on those around him. The resolution encapsulates a collective mourning and celebration of life, which resonates with many who value the stories and contributions of local figures. The tone of discussion surrounding the bill emphasizes gratitude for Mr. Woodward’s life and legacy, highlighting the communal aspects of loss and remembrance.

Contention

Given that HR1673 is a memorial resolution, there were no points of contention in its introduction or discussions. Instead, it serves as a unifying gesture to acknowledge the life of an esteemed member of the community. While the nature of such resolutions is largely non-controversial, they highlight the ongoing appreciation for local heritage and the values of family and community involvement, positioning them as important cultural elements within Texas legislative practices.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR694

In memory of John Frank Abbott.

TX HR1354

In memory of John Frank Abbott of Mineola.

TX SR114

In memory of William Franklin Bush of Tyler.

TX HR2275

In memory of Johnny Welton Self.

TX HR530

In memory of Roy Chester Johnson of Killeen.

TX HR189

In memory of John Norman Wright Petry of Carrizo Springs.

TX HR17

In memory of Frank G. Saucedo of Travis County.

TX SR26

In memory of Andy Frank McPherson.

TX HCR85

In memory of Gus Franklin Mutscher, former Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives.

TX HR1153

In memory of T. Frank Smith IV.

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TX HR2590

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TX HR947

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IL SR0776

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OK SB1669

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VA HJR509

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