In memory of Mark Daniel Johnson.
While SR104 does not enact any legislative changes or amendments to existing laws, it does hold significance in acknowledging individuals who have contributed to the community and education sector. Such resolutions serve to enhance civic awareness around the importance of community contributions and can stimulate discussions regarding educational reforms and technology integration in schools.
Senate Resolution No. 104 serves as a memorial to Mark Daniel Johnson, who passed away on January 20, 2015, at the age of 47. The resolution is an official expression of sympathy from the Texas Senate to his family and acknowledges Johnson's contributions and enduring legacy, particularly in the field of education technology. It highlights his achievements, including co-founding Highwired and founding the National Transcript Center, which significantly impacted the educational landscape.
The resolution reflects a consensus in honoring an influential figure in the state. There are no noted points of contention associated with SR104, as it is designed solely as a tribute. Such resolutions are generally non-controversial and serve to unite the Senate in remembrance and respect for individuals who have made substantial contributions to society and their respective fields.