In memory of Abel Alaniz.
Mr. Alaniz had a distinguished career with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, starting as a correctional officer and progressing through various roles including institutional parole officer, hearing officer, and ultimately, as director of administration before his retirement in 2008. The resolution highlights his commitment to public service and the impact he had in his community and on his colleagues, emphasized by his recognition as Parole Officer of the Year for Region III.
Senate Resolution No. 630 is a memorial resolution passed by the Texas Senate to honor and commemorate the life of Abel Alaniz, who passed away on November 13, 2014, at the age of 56. The resolution serves to extend sincere condolences to his family while celebrating the achievements and contributions of Mr. Alaniz throughout his life. Born in Monahans, Texas, he excelled academically and participated in numerous extracurricular activities during his high school years. Mr. Alaniz was awarded a full scholarship and went on to earn a degree in criminal justice from Sam Houston State University.
The resolution emphasizes the values of courage, strength, and compassion attributed to Mr. Alaniz, making a case for the lasting legacy he leaves behind as a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. It addresses the importance of remembering public servants and their contributions to society, which resonates with many constituents who value community service and dedication. The passing of such resolutions reflects a sense of unity and respect among the members of the Texas Senate, ensuring that individuals like Abel Alaniz are remembered for their life stories and the impact they've had on others.