Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR670

Caption

In memory of Bill Scudder.

Impact

The resolution serves not only as a tribute to Scudder's legacy but also emphasizes the importance of educators and coaches in shaping the lives of young people in Texas. By honoring Scudder, the Senate highlights the value placed on community leaders who consistently strive to impact educational experiences positively. Such recognitions foster a culture of appreciation for those who dedicate their lives to public service and education.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 670 is a legislative tribute to the life and accomplishments of Bill Scudder, a respected educator and coach from Texarkana, Texas. The resolution recognizes Scudder's contributions to the community and his impact on the many students he mentored over his lengthy career in education. Scudder, who passed away on January 27, 2019, at the age of 75, is celebrated for his dedication to teaching and coaching in the Paris Independent School District and later the Prairiland Independent School District.

Contention

While the resolution itself is not contentious, it reflects a broader theme in legislative discussions about the role of educators in society. Recognizing individuals like Bill Scudder underscores the ongoing conversation around supporting education and those who contribute to it. The need to address issues such as teacher support, funding for schools, and the enhancement of athletic programs may arise from the sentiments conveyed in the resolution.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

TX HCR73

In memory of the Honorable James Ray Gayle III of Angleton.

TX SR424

In memory of Willie Cager.

TX SR20

In memory of Billy Wayne Hicks of Tyler.

TX HR1463

In memory of Andrew McCord Gilchrist of Houston.

TX HR1150

In memory of William Ryle "Bill" Edwards Jr. of Corpus Christi.

TX HCR74

In memory of B. J. "Red" McCombs of San Antonio.

TX HR663

In memory of William Scott "Bill" Fore of Brady.

TX SR618

In memory of Billy Joe "Red" McCombs.

TX HCR94

In memory of entrepreneur and philanthropist Red McCombs of San Antonio.

TX HR28

In memory of Bill Little, former athletic administrator at UT Austin.

Similar Bills

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