By Price H.C.R. No. 177
74R11292 PAN-D
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
1-1 WHEREAS, Every two years, the members of the legislature
1-2 gather in Austin to examine, discuss, and act on issues of pressing
1-3 import to the state and have a mere 140 days in which to accomplish
1-4 the monumental task placed before them; and
1-5 WHEREAS, For many legislators, just getting their office set
1-6 up and arranged in an organized fashion could take up a great deal
1-7 of the time they need to attend to their legislative duties were it
1-8 not for the unsung heroes of the Capitol Complex, the secretaries
1-9 of the Texas House of Representatives and Senate; and
1-10 WHEREAS, These dedicated employees have elevated planning to
1-11 an art form, and their proven efficiency with such painstaking
1-12 matters as coordinating office moves not only results in offices
1-13 that are functional and effective but also creates pleasant
1-14 settings that are evocative of the constituencies they represent;
1-15 and
1-16 WHEREAS, Secretaries must wear many hats each day, organizing
1-17 schedules, serving as liaisons between members, state agencies, and
1-18 other governmental entities, making travel arrangements, serving as
1-19 social planners and decorators, and helping to provide that
1-20 personal touch to the folks back home through correspondence and
1-21 phone calls; and
1-22 WHEREAS, Loyal to the core and dedicated to providing quality
1-23 work, the secretaries of the house and senate serve as the backbone
1-24 of the legislature and their exemplary efforts are greatly
2-1 appreciated by their employers, whose work would increase tenfold
2-2 without their able assistance; now, therefore, be it
2-3 RESOLVED, That the 74th Legislature of the State of Texas
2-4 hereby recognize April 26, 1995, as Secretaries Day and honor the
2-5 outstanding secretaries of the Texas House of Representatives and
2-6 Senate for their exceptional contributions to the members of this
2-7 legislature and the citizens they represent.