In memory of Eugene Paul Schoch Jr.
By adopting this resolution, the Texas Senate acknowledges Dr. Schoch's impact on the healthcare community and his exemplary life dedicated to service in medicine and the arts. While resolutions of this nature do not directly change state laws, they reflect the values and acknowledgment of contributions of individuals to society, thereby reinforcing community and professional standards for future generations.
Senate Resolution No. 120 serves as a memorial honoring the life of Dr. Eugene Paul Schoch Jr., a notable figure from Austin, Texas. The resolution expresses the Texas Senate's deep condolences to Dr. Schoch's family following his passing on January 20, 2015. Dr. Schoch was remembered for his contributions to the field of dermatology and his significant involvement in community activities, particularly related to the University of Texas and its Longhorn Band. He practiced dermatology in Austin for over fifty years and was well-respected in both his profession and community.
There were no notable points of contention surrounding the adoption of SR120, as it was a bipartisan effort to honor the life of a respected figure in the Texas community. Such resolutions typically highlight the unity of the Senate in offering condolences and recognizing the contributions of individuals who have passed, fostering a sense of community and shared values among Texas lawmakers.