Texas 2015 84th Regular

Texas House Bill HR2076 Introduced / Bill

Filed 04/16/2015

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                    84R8781 MDM-D
 By: Hughes H.R. No. 2076


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, The 100th birthday of an esteemed Texan is indeed a
 special occasion, and Clidell Elliott of Troup marked this
 significant milestone in her life with family and friends on
 December 28, 2014; and
 WHEREAS, Born in Milam County in 1914, the former Clidell
 Wornick is the daughter of Ibra Terry and Lilly Pearl Pennington
 Wornick; she moved to East Texas with her family as a child and
 later relocated to a small farm outside of Troup in the early 1920s;
 after attending the Sharptop School in the community of Henry's
 Chapel, she graduated from high school in Troup with the Class of
 1933; and
 WHEREAS, Mrs. Elliott moved to Houston in 1941 and worked for
 her sister at cafes in the Bayou City and in nearby Pasadena during
 World War II, eventually going to work for First Pasadena State
 Bank; after marrying in 1948 and welcoming a son, Bill, she became a
 full-time homemaker for a few years; returning to the workforce,
 she gained employment at San Jacinto State Bank, from which she
 retired in 1981 after 27 years of notable service; and
 WHEREAS, Mrs. Elliott lived in Colorado near her son's family
 before making Pasadena her home for nearly a decade; in 1997, she
 purchased property near her childhood home and lives there today
 with her son; and
 WHEREAS, Clidell Elliott is a source of tremendous
 inspiration, and in sharing the experience gained through a century
 of life well lived, she bestows a precious gift of wisdom that
 benefits all who are fortunate enough to know her; now, therefore,
 be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 84th Texas
 Legislature hereby congratulate Clidell Elliott on the occasion of
 her 100th birthday and extend to her sincere best wishes for
 continued happiness; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for Mrs. Elliott as an expression of high regard by the
 Texas House of Representatives.