Texas 2011 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR931 Enrolled / Bill

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                    SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 931
 WHEREAS, The Senate of the State of Texas is pleased to
 recognize the participants in the Texas Honor Ride, who have made
 special efforts to raise funds for the Warrior and Family Support
 Center at Brooke Army Medical Center; and
 WHEREAS, The Texas Honor Ride began five years ago when
 motorcyclists from the Lone Star Cowboy Church in Montgomery,
 Texas, got together to find a way to help the country's wounded
 military men and women who were returning from serving their
 country; and
 WHEREAS, The group raised $60,000 on its first Texas Honor
 Ride, and over the last five years, it has raised more than
 $500,000 to aid the Warrior and Family Support Center at the
 Brooke Army Medical Center; and
 WHEREAS, More than 33,000 members of the United States
 military have been wounded in this country's war against
 terrorism; they and their families have made great sacrifices in
 behalf of this nation and richly deserve the gratitude and
 support of their fellow citizens; and
 WHEREAS, The funds raised by the Texas Honor Ride are
 dedicated to the support of these heroes and their families and
 assist them with the help they need to overcome the many
 challenges they face; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 82nd
 Legislature, hereby commend the participants in the Texas Honor
 Ride for their efforts to honor and assist this country's wounded
 warriors and their families and extend to them best wishes for
 continued success; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared for
 the Texas Honor Ride as an expression of esteem from the Texas
 Senate.
 Patrick
  ________________________________
  President of the Senate
  I hereby certify that the
  above Resolution was adopted by
  the Senate on May 6, 2011.
  ________________________________
  Secretary of the Senate
  ________________________________
  Member, Texas Senate