R E S O L U T I O N
 1-1           WHEREAS, On May 1, 1999, Joseph Edward Berezoski will receive
 1-2     the gift of his First Holy Communion, and this occasion marks a
 1-3     significant milestone in his spiritual development and is indeed
 1-4     worthy of honor and praise; and
 1-5           WHEREAS, Born on October 29, 1990, at St. Joseph's Hospital
 1-6     in Houston, this fine young man entered life as a member of a
 1-7     nurturing and loving family that today includes his mother, Carol
 1-8     Noriega Castillo and her husband, Mark Castillo; his father, Joe
 1-9     Lee Berezoski; his maternal grandparents, Joe and Tommie Noriega;
1-10     his paternal grandmother, Myrna Berezoski; and many other devoted
1-11     relatives; and
1-12           WHEREAS, At Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby, Joseph
1-13     will receive his first Eucharist, and this momentous event is a
1-14     statement of his belief in God and his faith; and
1-15           WHEREAS, Joseph Edward Berezoski has made a commitment to the
1-16     Catholic Church, and his First Holy Communion is an important rite
1-17     of passage in his life; at this time, it is truly a privilege to
1-18     recognize him as he prepares for his special day; now, therefore,
1-19     be it
1-20           RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 76th Texas
1-21     Legislature  hereby commend Joseph Edward Berezoski on the occasion
1-22     of his First Holy Communion and extend to him sincere best wishes
1-23     for success and happiness in all his future endeavors; and, be it
1-24     further
 2-1           RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 2-2     prepared for Joseph Berezoski as an expression of high regard by
 2-3     the Texas House of Representatives.
                                                                     Noriega
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                                                   Speaker of the House
               I certify that H.R. No. 791 was adopted by the House on April
         29, 1999, by a non-record vote.
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                                                 Chief Clerk of the House