Recognizing Ola V. Allen on the occasion of her 90th birthday.
This resolution serves to honor Ola V. Allen not only for her long life but also for her significant contributions to her community and the state of Texas. Through her dedication as a mother and a professional nurse, she has impacted the lives of many, promoting values of faith and education in her family and community, and serving as a missionary in both the United States and Belize.
Senate Resolution No. 11 recognizes Ola V. Allen on the occasion of her 90th birthday. The resolution celebrates her life, starting with her birth on July 23, 1923, in Jeanerette, Louisiana, and her subsequent move to Houston. The resolution details Mrs. Allen's contributions to her family and community, particularly highlighting her active involvement in the civil rights and voting rights movements alongside her husband, Isiah Allen, Jr.
The sentiment surrounding SR11 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting appreciation and respect for Mrs. Allen's life accomplishments and her role within her community. The resolution conveys a sense of pride and community spirit, recognizing her as a cherished figure who has inspired others through her contributions and character.
There are no notable points of contention surrounding this resolution, as it is a commemorative act, primarily focused on honoring an individual for her lifetime achievements and community service. The nature of Senate Resolutions typically allows for broad support, emphasizing recognition rather than policy debate.