Texas 2013 - 83rd Regular

Texas House Bill HCR170

Caption

In memory of U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Jeremie S. Border of Mesquite.

Impact

The resolution aims to honor and commend the life and bravery of Sergeant Border, reflecting the values and traditions of respect for those who serve in the armed forces. It underscores a collective recognition by the Texas Legislature, showcasing the state’s commitment to acknowledging the sacrifices made by military personnel. By adopting this resolution, the legislature reaffirms the importance of remembering fallen heroes and the ongoing contributions of service members to national security.

Summary

HCR170 is a concurrent resolution introduced by Representative Menendez, paying tribute to U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Jeremie S. Border from Mesquite, Texas, who died in Afghanistan on September 1, 2012. The resolution memorializes Sergeant Border, recognizing the ultimate sacrifice he made while serving his country at the young age of 28. The text emphasizes the emotional impact of his passing and the courage he exhibited during his service, portraying him as an exemplary soldier who inspired others through his actions.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR170 is one of respect and mourning, as it resonates with the broader community service ethos that cherishes the sacrifices of soldiers. Lawmakers and constituents alike are expected to view this resolution positively, as it represents a unifying expression of gratitude towards military service members and their families to whom such tributes mean a great deal. This sentiment fosters a deep appreciation for those who dedicate their lives to protecting the freedom and safety of others.

Contention

While resolutions like HCR170 generally do not provoke significant contention, there may be discussions regarding the appropriateness or necessity of such tributes. Some may argue about the frequency of resolutions honoring individuals versus addressing broader military or veteran policy issues. Nevertheless, HCR170 serves to highlight that individual stories of heroism and sacrifice are critical components of the larger narrative about the role of military personnel in society.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR110

In memory of U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Charles Russell Turbeville of Copperas Cove.

TX HR44

In memory of U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) Lloyd Coley of Belton.

TX HR1055

In memory of Sergeant Bishop Elijah Evans of the Texas Army National Guard.

TX HR90

Congratulating U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (Ret.) John Footman on his official receipt of the Bronze Star Medal with Valor Device and the Purple Heart for service in the Vietnam War.

TX HCR115

Directing the governor of the State of Texas to posthumously award the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor to U.S. Army Master Sergeant Mike C. Pea.

TX SR3

In memory of Sid Stafford of Hallsville.

TX HR107

In memory of U.S. Army Colonel (Ret.) Ralph Hockley of Dallas.

TX HR1558

In memory of U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) James Edward Seigman.

TX HB3108

Relating to the designation of a portion of Farm to Market Road 2348 in Titus County as the Army Staff Sergeant Clay Allen Craig Memorial Bridge.

TX SB1573

Relating to the designation of a portion of Farm to Market Road 2348 in Titus County as the Army Staff Sergeant Clay Allen Craig Memorial Bridge.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.