Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas House Bill HR875 Latest Draft

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                            89R21793 CW-D
 By: Lopez of Cameron H.R. No. 875




 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, Chief Petty Officer Eric B. Uhr is retiring from the
 U.S. Coast Guard on August 31, 2025, drawing to a close more than
 two decades of exceptional service to his country; and
 WHEREAS, A native of Seguin, Eric Uhr enlisted in the U.S.
 Coast Guard in June 2005; he underwent basic military training at
 Training Center Cape May in New Jersey, and he completed his first
 assignment as a deck seaman aboard the USCG cutter Edisto in
 California; he has since carried out a range of duties, including
 serving as the executive petty officer and the officer in charge for
 the Aids to Navigation Team South Padre Island, as the first
 lieutenant of Station Port Aransas, and as the training team chief
 for the ANT Seventeenth Coast Guard District Waterways Branch in
 Alaska; in addition, he was the operations petty officer of the ANT
 in Louisiana and a deck watch officer and the deck leading petty
 officer for the USCG cutter Resolute in Florida; and
 WHEREAS, Officer Uhr graduated from the Chief Petty Officers
 Academy and is an initiated member of the South Texas Chapter of the
 Coast Guard Chief Petty Officers Association Chief's Mess, and he
 is retiring with the title of boatswain's mate chief petty officer;
 he has distinguished himself over the course of his military
 tenure, receiving the Coast Guard Commendation Medal with one gold
 star and an operational distinguishing device, the Coast Guard
 Achievement Medal with two gold stars and an operational
 distinguishing device, and the permanent Officer in Charge Ashore,
 Advanced Boat Forces, and Coxswain Insignias; moreover, he has been
 honored with numerous other personal, service, and team awards; and
 WHEREAS, In all his endeavors, Officer Uhr enjoys the love
 and support of his wife, Amber, and their two children, Kenneth and
 Carlee; and
 WHEREAS, Eric Uhr's dedication, professionalism, and
 commitment to excellence have contributed greatly to the defense of
 our nation and earned him the respect and admiration of his fellow
 service members, and he may indeed reflect with pride on a career
 well spent as he embarks on the next exciting chapter of his life;
 now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas
 Legislature hereby congratulate Chief Petty Officer Eric B. Uhr on
 his retirement from the U.S. Coast Guard and extend to him sincere
 best wishes for the future; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for Officer Uhr as an expression of high regard by the
 Texas House of Representatives.