Texas 2013 83rd Regular

Texas House Bill HR770 Introduced / Bill

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                    83R11830 JWI-D
 By: Strama H.R. No. 770


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, The Warrior Transition Brigade at Fort Hood provides
 emotional and physical support to men and women who have bravely and
 selflessly served in defense of our nation and who have returned
 home in need of care; and
 WHEREAS, The U.S. Army established Warrior Transition Units
 to support wounded soldiers who require at least six months of
 rehabilitative care and complex medical management; under the
 command of Colonel John Kolessar, the Fort Hood Warrior Transition
 Brigade is the U.S. Army's largest unit; first activated as a
 battalion in 2007, to date it has served more than 2,000 injured and
 ill soldiers; and
 WHEREAS, One of those who owes much to the brigade is Sergeant
 Major Danny Foley, a 23-year military veteran whose assignments
 include deployments to Kosovo, Bosnia, and the Middle East;
 Sergeant Major Foley was diagnosed with liver disease while serving
 in Iraq, and after undergoing extensive treatment at Brooke Army
 Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston, he transferred to the Warrior
 Transition Brigade at Fort Hood; and
 WHEREAS, Throughout his recovery, Sergeant Major Foley has
 been fortunate to have the skilled assistance of three members of
 the brigade who have played a vital role in helping him heal:
 Sergeant First Class David J. Renteria, Staff Sergeant Guadalupe
 Reyes, and Ms. Isabel Tilzey; and
 WHEREAS, The men and women of the U.S. military perform a
 service that is essential to the safety and security of this nation,
 and when they suffer serious injury or illness, those who provide
 their medical and rehabilitative care themselves render a service
 of immeasurable value--to the warrior, to the warrior's family, and
 to the country at large; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 83rd Texas
 Legislature hereby honor Sergeant First Class David J. Renteria,
 Staff Sergeant Guadalupe Reyes, and Ms. Isabel Tilzey for their
 exemplary professionalism in treating Sergeant Major Danny Foley
 and extend to them profound gratitude on behalf of all Texans; and,
 be it further
 RESOLVED, That official copies of this resolution be prepared
 for Sergeant First Class Renteria, Staff Sergeant Reyes, Ms.
 Tilzey, and Sergeant Major Foley as an expression of high regard by
 the Texas House of Representatives.