Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1954

Introduced
5/11/11  
Refer
5/12/11  
Enrolled
5/21/11  

Caption

Congratulating Jo Marie Hestilow on her selection as the 2010 Senior Citizen of the Year by the City of Katy.

Impact

The resolution serves to highlight the significant role that individuals like Jo Marie Hestilow play in fostering connections and providing support within their communities. By formally recognizing her contributions, the bill aims to shine a light on the importance of community engagement and service among the elderly. Such acknowledgment can inspire others within the state to actively participate in community service, fostering a culture of support and care for senior residents throughout Texas.

Summary

HR1954 is a resolution congratulating Jo Marie Hestilow on her selection as the 2010 Senior Citizen of the Year by the City of Katy. This honor recognizes Ms. Hestilow's lifelong contributions to her community, including her dedication as an educator and her subsequent work in senior social services. With a commendable career in education since 1960, she spent 16 years teaching in various school districts and 9 years as a fourth grade math teacher. Her involvement didn’t end with retirement; she continued to serve her community by providing essential transportation services for seniors, reflecting her deep-rooted commitment to the wellbeing of her neighbors.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1954 appears overwhelmingly positive. As a resolution, it is a non-controversial measure that celebrates local contributions and community spirit. Legislators and community members likely view the recognition of Ms. Hestilow as a testament to the values of service and dedication, creating a shared sense of pride in the accomplishments of residents in the community of Katy.

Contention

Given the nature of HR1954 as a commendatory resolution, there do not seem to be significant points of contention. Resolutions of this sort typically unify rather than divide, serving as platforms for celebration rather than debate. Nevertheless, the underlying themes of recognizing service and engagement could lead to broader discussions about support for senior citizens and the ongoing contributions they can make to their communities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR2511

Congratulating Writ Baese on his selection as Citizen of the Year by the Round Rock Chamber.

TX HR1736

Congratulating Mari Spivey Willis on her recognition by the City of Odessa during Black History Month 2023.

TX HR949

Congratulating Mariah Rodriguez on her selection as the 2023 Youth of the Year by the J. T. & Margaret Talkington Boys & Girls Club in Lubbock.

TX HR67

Congratulating Cheryl Crouch on her selection as a 2023 Christian Teacher of the Year by the Herzog Foundation.

TX HR622

Congratulating Joanne Justice on her selection as the 2022 REALTOR of the Year by Texas REALTORS.

TX HR1760

Congratulating Angela Burley on her selection as the 2022-2023 Secondary Teacher of the Year for Dallas ISD.

TX HR1162

Congratulating Gina M. Spagnola on her selection as the 2023 Remarkable Woman of the Year by CW39 Houston.

TX HR77

Honoring Mary Kay Walker of Flower Mound on her retirement as president of the Seniors in Motion Auxiliary.

TX HR1093

Congratulating Elizabeth Chapman on her selection as the 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year at Bellaire High School.

TX HR326

Congratulating David Downs on being named the 2022 Citizen of the Year by the Plano Chamber of Commerce.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.