Recognizing Bascom W. Bentley III for his contributions to his community.
The resolution highlights Mr. Bentley's service as city attorney and county attorney, culminating in his appointment as district judge of the 369th Judicial District. His dedication to judicial integrity and community advocacy is underscored through multiple honors received for his charitable work and support of local veterans. The resolution serves to inspire others in the community by showcasing Bentley’s long-standing commitment to public service and welfare.
Senate Resolution No. 26 honors Bascom W. Bentley III for his lifetime achievements and contributions to the community. Recognized on January 27, 2017, by the Palestine High School Alumni Association, this resolution celebrates Bentley's educational journey and his notable career in public service. After graduating from Palestine High School in 1969, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and a law degree, leading him to a career marked by significant contributions in various legal capacities, including district judge.
While the resolution itself is a gesture of appreciation with no legislative contention, it embodies the spirit of recognizing individuals who have made long-lasting impacts on local communities. The acknowledgment by the Texas Senate reinforces the value placed on public service and commitment to community betterment, serving as a reminder of the contributions of dedicated individuals like Bascom Bentley to the state and society at large.