By Pitts H.R. No. 72 74R4226 SAJ-D R E S O L U T I O N 1-1 WHEREAS, The wedding anniversary of two outstanding Texans 1-2 who have shared 60 happy and rewarding years of marriage is truly a 1-3 memorable occasion worthy of special recognition; and 1-4 WHEREAS, Marvin and Ouida Borders recently had the privilege 1-5 of commemorating one such momentous event in their lives when they 1-6 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on December 12, 1994; and 1-7 WHEREAS, United in marriage by the Reverend R. R. Preddy at 1-8 First Christian Church in Palmer in 1934, the couple has enjoyed an 1-9 enduring relationship that has grown in love and mutual respect 1-10 with each passing year; and 1-11 WHEREAS, Since their marriage began, Mr. and Mrs. Borders 1-12 have made their home in Ellis County, where they are exemplary 1-13 members of the community, enriching not only their own lives but 1-14 the lives of those around them with their devotion to each other; 1-15 and 1-16 WHEREAS, Mr. Borders is the son of Roy T. and Annie Borders, 1-17 and his gracious wife is the daughter of Urbin and Leva McKeever; 1-18 Mr. and Mrs. Borders are the parents of five fine children: John 1-19 Mac Borders, Thomas Marvin Borders, Jr., Joel Alan Borders, James 1-20 Stephen Borders, and Nancy Leanne Borders; and 1-21 WHEREAS, For 60 years, Marvin and Ouida Borders have shared a 1-22 strong and lasting union filled with many happy times and cherished 1-23 family memories; built on a foundation of mutual love, trust, and 1-24 support, their life together has been a source of joy and 2-1 inspiration for the many friends and relatives of this fortunate 2-2 couple; now, therefore, be it 2-3 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 74th Texas 2-4 Legislature hereby congratulate Marvin and Ouida Borders on the 2-5 occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary and extend to them 2-6 sincere best wishes for continued joy and happiness; and, be it 2-7 further 2-8 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 2-9 prepared for Mr. and Mrs. Borders as an expression of high regard 2-10 by the Texas House of Representatives.