In memory of Robert W. Lee.
The resolution pays tribute not only to Robert Lee's professional accomplishments but also to his dedication to family and community. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather, who found joy in his family life with his wife, Vinni, and children, as well as his nine grandchildren. Additionally, he was an avid sports fan who made significant contributions as a coach, impacting the lives of many young athletes through his guidance and support.
Senate Resolution 521 honors the memory of Robert W. Lee, a notable figure from Tyler, Texas, who passed away on July 19, 2018, at the age of 70. The resolution reflects on his life, highlighting his achievements both personally and professionally. Born in Dallas on February 14, 1948, Robert Lee was an accomplished individual who graduated from Baylor University with both a bachelor's degree and a Juris Doctor. His career began in public service as an assistant city attorney before transitioning to private practice until his retirement.
The adoption of SR521 serves to remind the Texas Senate and the public of the importance of recognizing individuals who have positively influenced their communities. There's a sense of unity and respect within the Senate as members support such resolutions that memorialize those who have significantly contributed to the fabric of state life, generating an atmosphere of gratitude and reflection regarding one's legacy.