By Lewis of Tarrant                                    H.R. No. 678
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                                 R E S O L U T I O N
 1-1           WHEREAS, Tammy Davis-Miller of Cleburne is indeed worthy of
 1-2     special recognition for her significant efforts to better the lives
 1-3     of those less fortunate; and
 1-4           WHEREAS, Ms. Davis-Miller received an associate degree in
 1-5     science from Hill College in 1996 and will earn a bachelor's degree
 1-6     in social work from Tarleton State University in May 1999; and
 1-7           WHEREAS, From 1992 to 1998 she worked  for the Johnson County
 1-8     Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center before joining the
 1-9     office of State Representative Glenn O. Lewis in August 1998 as a
1-10     social services intern; during her fine tenure, she has excelled at
1-11     each new task she has been given, working with a wide variety of
1-12     groups and providing valuable assistance on numerous special
1-13     projects and assignments, including the crime and violence summit;
1-14     and
1-15           WHEREAS, Ms. Davis-Miller has also been active with the
1-16     United Way, the National Association of Social Workers, and the
1-17     Tarrant Area Gerontological Society, as well as at Tarleton State
1-18     University with chapters of the Phi Alpha National Social Work
1-19     Honor Society, the National Organization of Women, and the Student
1-20     Social Work Association; and
1-21           WHEREAS, Tammy Davis-Miller will surely go far in her chosen
1-22     career, and it is fitting to pay tribute to her at this time; now,
1-23     therefore, be it
1-24           RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 76th Texas
 2-1     Legislature hereby honor Tammy Davis-Miller for her many
 2-2     achievements and extend to her sincere best wishes for continued
 2-3     success and happiness; and, be it further
 2-4           RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 2-5     prepared for Ms. Davis-Miller as an expression of high regard by
 2-6     the Texas House of Representatives.