HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
1-1 WHEREAS, The retirement of David P. McNutt of Huntsville as
1-2 financial services division director brings to a close an exemplary
1-3 22-year career with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
1-4 (TDCJ); and
1-5 WHEREAS, Born in Pittsburg, Texas, Mr. McNutt played football
1-6 and baseball for the Pittsburg High School Pirates; he attended Sam
1-7 Houston State University and graduated in 1970 with a bachelor of
1-8 business administration degree; and
1-9 WHEREAS, This acclaimed financial expert started his career
1-10 with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as a correctional
1-11 officer at the Ferguson Unit before taking on the posts of
1-12 construction auditor and fiscal assistant for construction; after
1-13 three years, he left to pursue business opportunities with Brown &
1-14 Root, U.S.A., Velsicol Chemical Corporation, and Triplex, Inc.; and
1-15 WHEREAS, In 1982, he returned to TDCJ as chief of staff
1-16 services and was subsequently promoted to assistant director for
1-17 budget, deputy director for administrative services, and interim
1-18 division director for administrative services; since January 1997,
1-19 he has been responsible for administering the agency's budget in
1-20 his position as financial services division director; and
1-21 WHEREAS, He has served with nine TDCJ executive directors and
1-22 through eight legislative sessions, representing the interests of
1-23 the agency and the people of Texas with integrity; and
1-24 WHEREAS, Throughout his career, David McNutt has aspired to
2-1 the highest standards of professionalism, and he has earned the
2-2 respect of all those who know him; now, therefore, be it
2-3 RESOLVED, That the 77th Legislature of the State of Texas
2-4 hereby congratulate David P. McNutt on his retirement from the
2-5 Texas Department of Criminal Justice and commend him for his
2-6 steadfast dedication to the citizens of the Lone Star State; and,
2-7 be it further
2-8 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
2-9 prepared for Mr. McNutt as an expression of highest regard by the
2-10 Texas House of Representatives and Senate.
Junell
Laney Goodman Merritt
Alexander Goolsby Miller
Allen Gray Moreno of Harris
Averitt Green Moreno of El Paso
Bailey Grusendorf Morrison
Berman Gutierrez Mowery
Bonnen Haggerty Naishtat
Bosse Hamric Najera
Brimer Hardcastle Nixon
Brown of Kaufman Hartnett Noriega
Brown of Brazos Hawley Oliveira
Burnam Heflin Olivo
Callegari Hilbert Pickett
Capelo Hilderbran Pitts
Carter Hill Puente
Chavez Hinojosa Ramsay
Chisum Hochberg Rangel
Christian Hodge Raymond
Clark Homer Reyna of Bexar
Coleman Hope Reyna of Dallas
Cook Hopson Ritter
Corte Howard Sadler
Counts Hunter Salinas
Crabb Hupp Seaman
Craddick Isett Shields
Crownover Janek Smith
Danburg Jones of Lubbock Smithee
Davis of Harris Jones of Bexar Solis
Davis of Dallas Jones of Dallas Solomons
Delisi Junell Swinford
Denny Keel Talton
Deshotel Keffer Telford
Driver King of Parker Thompson
Dukes King of Uvalde Tillery
Dunnam Kitchen Truitt
Dutton Kolkhorst Turner of Coleman
Edwards Krusee Turner of Harris
Ehrhardt Kuempel Uher
Eiland Lewis of Tarrant Uresti
Elkins Lewis of Orange Villarreal
Ellis Longoria Walker
Farabee Luna West
Farrar McCall Williams
Flores McClendon Wilson
Gallego McReynolds Wise
Garcia Madden Wohlgemuth
George Marchant Wolens
Geren Martinez Fischer Woolley
Giddings Maxey Yarbrough
Glaze Menendez Zbranek
_______________________________ _______________________________
President of the Senate Speaker of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 306 was adopted by the House on May
23, 2001, by a non-record vote.
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Chief Clerk of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 306 was adopted by the Senate on
May 26, 2001, by a viva-voce vote.
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Secretary of the Senate
APPROVED: __________________________
Date
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Governor