In memory of Jutson Benard Holton Jr. of Houston.
The passage of HR881 serves to honor the legacy of Jutson Holton Jr. within the legislative context, allowing the Texas House of Representatives to formally recognize his impact and the loss felt by his community. The resolution does not enact new laws or amend existing statutes, but is a ceremonial tribute that underlines the values of remembrance and respect for individuals who have significantly touched the lives of those around them.
HR881 is a resolution introduced in the Texas House of Representatives in memory of Jutson Benard Holton Jr., who passed away on March 23, 2025, at the age of 78. The resolution honors his life and contributions to those around him, acknowledging his character development through family, work, and community involvement, notably as a Boy Scout. The resolution reflects on the cherished memories created with his immediate and extended family throughout his life.
As a memorial resolution, HR881 does not typically generate significant contention or debate within the legislature. However, discussions surrounding memorials can sometimes highlight differing perspectives on representation in the legislature, and the focus on individual lives reflects broader themes of community values and shared history within the Texas population. Yet, resolutions such as HR881 are generally supported across party lines, focusing on celebrating the contributions and memories of individuals rather than contentious legislative issues.