Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR722

Introduced
4/6/11  
Introduced
4/6/11  
Enrolled
4/6/11  
Enrolled
4/6/11  
Passed
4/6/11  

Caption

Recognizing the dedication ceremony for the San Benito Veterans War Memorial.

Impact

The passing of SR722 may have a meaningful impact on local pride and community cohesion in San Benito, as it highlights the importance of recognizing veterans. Such resolutions can deepen appreciation for military service among citizens and encourage local participation in commemorative events. Additionally, it might inspire similar resolutions or acts of recognition in other communities, thereby fostering a statewide culture of respect and appreciation towards veterans.

Summary

SR722 is a Senate Resolution recognizing the dedication ceremony for the San Benito Veterans War Memorial, which commemorates the sacrifices and courage of the United States military personnel. The resolution celebrates the selfless devotion of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines who have served to protect freedoms guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. It serves as a formal acknowledgment by the Texas Senate of the significant contributions made by veterans throughout the nation’s history.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR722 is overwhelmingly positive. It reflects a strong communal and governmental affirmation of the values of patriotism and respect for military service. The resolution not only honors the sacrifices of veterans but also reinforces social unity by bringing citizens together in celebration of their local heroes. The spirit of gratitude and respect evident in the resolution serves to strengthen community bonds and promote appreciation for military contributions.

Contention

There were no notable points of contention during the discussions surrounding SR722. The resolution garnered support from all members present, indicating a unified stance on the importance of honoring veterans. Instead of contentious debate, SR722 exemplifies a common cause among legislators to recognize and celebrate the dedication of military personnel, which is likely seen as a non-divisive issue.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR529

Recognizing May 11, 2023, as World War II Veterans Capitol Day.

TX SR32

Recognizing the City of Granbury on the occasion of the dedication of the site at Memorial Lane.

TX HR1716

Recognizing May 11, 2023, as World War II Veterans Capitol Day.

TX SR10

Recognizing the Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade on the occasion of its 25th anniversary.

TX HR91

Recognizing the first Saturday after Veterans Day as Texas Memorial Illumination Day.

TX HR119

Honoring Rene Alvarez for his military service on the occasion of the 27th Annual San Elizario Veterans Day Celebration.

TX SR369

Recognizing March 29, 2023, as Vietnam Veterans Day.

TX HR120

Honoring Edmundo Ramirez for his military service on the occasion of the 27th Annual San Elizario Veterans Day Celebration.

TX HR121

Honoring Donovan Guthrie for his military service on the occasion of the 27th Annual San Elizario Veterans Day Celebration.

TX HR122

Honoring Cynthia Mendoza for her military service on the occasion of the 27th Annual San Elizario Veterans Day Celebration.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.