By: Hopper H.R. No. 170
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Denton County lost an admired civic leader with the
passing of Jill Diane Warrington Glover of Double Oak on January 14,
2024, at the age of 63; and
WHEREAS, The daughter of Nancy and Forrest Warrington, the
former Jill Warrington was born in Palestine, Texas, on October 10,
1960; after completing her master's degree in psychology at Stephen
F. Austin State University, she worked for Texas State Mental
Health Services in Longview; she went on to establish a private
practice in Dallas focused on helping women with eating disorders
and abuse trauma; in addition, she taught at Dallas County
Community College and at Coram Deo Academy; and
WHEREAS, Mrs. Glover became a dedicated activist in the
grassroots conservative movement; she served her fellow Double Oak
residents as precinct chair, and as chair of the Legislative
Priorities Committee of the Republican Party of Texas, she kept a
strong focus on advancing the policies developed by thousands of
delegates from across the state; after becoming State Republican
Executive Committeewoman for Senate District 12 in 2018, she
regularly toured Texas to address hundreds of grassroots clubs; she
advocated energetically for voters and the Republican Party
platform and worked tirelessly to educate citizens about the
importance of political engagement at the local and state level;
She strongly advocated for legislation that would end the practice
of pediatric gender modification in the State of Texas and saw it
pass into law in 2023; and
WHEREAS, A woman of deep faith, Mrs. Glover mentored many
people, and she brought joy to all she encountered through her
warmth, humor, and encouragement; in all her endeavors, she enjoyed
the love and support of her husband, Curtis, and she was the proud
mother of a son, Nicholas; and
WHEREAS, Jill Glover selflessly devoted her time and talents
to the conservative cause, and although she is deeply missed by all
who were privileged to share in her love and friendship, her
exceptional contributions continue to resonate; now, therefore, be
it
RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas
Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Jill Diane Warrington
Glover and extend sincere condolences to the members of her family:
to her husband, Curtis Glover; to her son, Nicholas Glover; to her
brothers, David and Dennis Warrington; and to her other relatives
and friends; and, be it further
RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
prepared for her family and that when the Texas House of
Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of Jill
Glover.