Recognizing Joyce Maxine Whigham Dorrycott on the occasion of her 85th birthday.
The resolution highlights Dorrycott's efforts in advocating for laws aimed at protecting victims of family violence and child abuse in Texas. It notes her instrumental role in establishing the Family Violence unit in the Bexar County District Attorney's Office, showcasing her proactive stance in addressing critical social issues. This recognition not only celebrates her personal achievements but also emphasizes the broader impact of her work on state policies concerning vulnerable populations.
Senate Resolution 558 recognizes Joyce Maxine Whigham Dorrycott on her 85th birthday, celebrated on April 13, 2015. The resolution honors her contributions as a community servant in San Antonio, where she has made a significant impact through her educational work and political activism. Her dedication to the Democratic Party has been evident in her roles as a campaign consultant and a local leader, demonstrating her commitment to civic engagement and advocacy.
SR558 serves as a formal acknowledgment of Dorrycott's lifetime of service and dedication to her community. There were no recorded points of contention regarding the resolution; rather, it was an occasion of celebration reflecting unanimous respect for her contributions and the lives she has touched. By honoring individuals like Dorrycott, the Senate reinforces the importance of community service and political involvement in improving local and state conditions.