Congratulating Bertha Hilburn on her selection as a Senior Saint of Wisdom by St. Luke "Community" United Methodist Church of Dallas.
The bill does not create or modify state law but serves to recognize and honor Mrs. Hilburn for her lifetime achievements and community contributions. Such resolutions can help to foster community pride and encourage similar acts of service among citizens. By formally recognizing individuals like Mrs. Hilburn, the legislative body also promotes values of compassion, dedication, and service, which can resonate throughout the community and inspire others.
HR347 is a resolution congratulating Bertha Hilburn on her selection as a Senior Saint of Wisdom by St. Luke 'Community' United Methodist Church of Dallas. This resolution acknowledges her long-standing contributions to her community, particularly her service as a nurse's aide and as an entrepreneur who opened the first licensed nursery for African Americans in Dallas. It also highlights her efforts in operating a residential hotel that served unwed mothers and her role in supporting single mothers through her employment initiatives.
The sentiment surrounding HR347 is predominantly positive. Members of the House have expressed admiration for Mrs. Hilburn's commitment to service and her significant impact on her community. This resolution is a celebration of her life's work and the positive influence she has had on many lives, reflecting a community united in appreciation for those who contribute selflessly.
There are no notable points of contention related to HR347 as it is a resolution of thanks and recognition rather than a legislative bill open to debate. The passage of resolutions like these typically enjoys broad support, as they seek to honor individuals rather than address divisive topics. The focus remains centered on Mrs. Hilburn's accomplishments and the positive model she presents for community engagement.