In memory of Clarence William Muehlberger.
This resolution serves to honor and remember Muehlberger's significant contributions to community development and the improvement of transportation in North Texas. Specifically, it recognizes his efforts in advocating for the construction of interstate highways in the area, notably earning him the Texas Road Hand Award in 2001 for his tireless work in this regard. Such acknowledgments embody the spirit of community service and commitment to the welfare of fellow citizens that Muehlberger represented.
Senate Resolution No. 274 is a commemorative resolution passed by the Texas Senate in memory of Clarence William Muehlberger, a respected member of the Wichita Falls community who passed away on May 22, 2014, at the age of 92. The resolution highlights Muehlberger's contributions to his hometown and the various roles he played throughout his life, including his military service during World War II, his leadership in the family business, and his dedication to community service through organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America and the Wichita Falls Rotary Club.
While there are no notable points of contention directly addressed in SR274, it represents a unifying sentiment meant to express sympathy to Muehlberger's family and commemorate his life. The adoption of resolutions like this often reflects broader communal values and can serve as a platform to express collective mourning and gratitude for individuals who have positively impacted their communities.