Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR648

Caption

In memory of Howard Newton Cox.

Impact

The resolution outlines Mr. Cox's remarkable journey beginning as a road paver and culminating in the founding of his own paving company, Cox Paving. His innovative spirit led to the pioneering of new paving techniques, which significantly impacted construction practices in Texas. Furthermore, his expansion into agriculture and cattle ranching illustrates a deep commitment to his local economy and community development.

Summary

SR648 is a Senate Resolution adopted by the Senate of the State of Texas in memory of Howard Newton Cox, who passed away on February 11, 2015, at the age of 81. The resolution recognizes and honors his contributions to the community of Blanco and to the state of Texas. Born and raised in Blanco, Mr. Cox was a lifelong Texan whose life story reflects the spirit of entrepreneurship and dedication to family values.

Contention

Though Senate resolutions do not typically involve contentious legislative debate, they often evoke reflections on the values celebrated by the community. In honoring Howard Newton Cox, the resolution emphasizes the importance of family, community service, and entrepreneurship in the fabric of Texas society. Thus, it serves as a unifying statement that underscores shared values rather than divisive points of contention.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX SR722

In memory of Abel Blanco.

TX HR431

In memory of the Reverend Howard Leroy Bloomquist of Weslaco.

TX SR4

In memory of Barbara Jean York Hancock.

TX SR520

In memory of Alan D. Vera.

TX SR652

In memory of Wayne Skidmore Condie.

TX HR30

In memory of Dewey Edward Pierce of San Angelo.

TX SR27

In memory of Jason Austin Fricks.

TX SR217

In memory of Felipe Cordero.

TX HCR27

In memory of Hugo Edwin "Ed" Auler.

TX HR37

In memory of Billy Howard Sherrill of Nacogdoches.

Similar Bills

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