Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR2089

Introduced
5/18/11  
Refer
5/19/11  
Enrolled
5/26/11  

Caption

Congratulating Lizbeth Martinez on her selection as the 2010-2011 U.S. Border Patrol Youth of the Year.

Impact

While the resolution does not directly alter state laws, it serves to highlight the importance of youth recognition and community involvement within the state of Texas. By acknowledging exemplary young individuals like Lizbeth Martinez, the resolution aims to promote the values of academic excellence, leadership, and civic engagement among students throughout Texas. Resolutions like HR2089 play a significant role in fostering a culture that appreciates and encourages the contributions of youth to their communities.

Summary

House Resolution 2089 is a formal commendation recognizing Lizbeth Martinez, a senior at Zapata High School, for her outstanding achievements and her selection as the U.S. Border Patrol Youth of the Year for 2010-2011. Lizbeth has distinguished herself through her academic performance, participating in the National Honor Society and student council, and actively contributing to her community through various volunteering efforts at local organizations such as the public library and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Her dedication and passion for service have earned her not only recognition but also inspiration among her peers.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR2089 is overwhelmingly positive. It celebrates individual achievement and community spirit, emphasizing the value that Lizbeth's activities bring not just to her own development but also to the community at large. By publically recognizing such achievements, the resolution aims to motivate other young people to engage in similar acts of service and to strive for academic success. The recognition is seen not only as a personal honor for Lizbeth but also as a reflection of the supportive environment fostered within her school and community.

Contention

There are no notable points of contention surrounding HR2089, as it is a resolution focused on recognition rather than legislation that could invoke debate. It is a celebration of individual accomplishments and serves as a unifying moment for the community and the Texas House of Representatives. Such resolutions typically do not encounter opposition, as they promote positivity and acknowledge the hard work and dedication of young individuals.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR898

Congratulating Gloria I. Chavez on her appointment as U.S. Border Patrol chief of the Rio Grande Valley Sector.

TX HR1338

Congratulating Monica Muoz Martinez on being named a USA Today Woman of the Year.

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 HR534

Congratulating Sonya Kulkarni of Bellaire High School on her selection as a delegate to the United States Senate Youth Program.

TX HR1093

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

TX HR1162

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

TX HR1234

Congratulating Eva Martinez on her retirement as Wilson County clerk.

TX HR1422

Congratulating Janie Martinez Gonzalez and Dr. Francine Sanders Romero on their election as chair and vice chair of the CPS Energy Board of Trustees.

TX HR67

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

TX HR140

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

Similar Bills

TX HR905

In memory of Senovio G. Martinez Jr. of Robstown.

TX HR9

In memory of Mario A. Martinez.

TX SR31

In memory of Mario A. Martinez.

LA HR30

Commends G.J. "Pie" Martinez on being named the 2014 Sabine Hall of Fame inductee

TX HR2618

In memory of former Port Isabel mayor Quirino Z. Martinez.

TX HR2527

In memory of Benita T. Martinez of San Diego, Texas.

TX HR1589

In memory of Matt Gayton Martinez, Jr., of Dallas.

TX HR434

In memory of Abel "Billy" Martinez of Lubbock.