By Hilderbran                                          H.R. No. 881
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                                 R E S O L U T I O N
 1-1           WHEREAS, The untimely passing of Louis Albert Schreiner II of
 1-2     the YO Ranch of Mountain Home on April 13, 2001, at the age of 41,
 1-3     has brought a great loss to the family and many friends of this
 1-4     beloved gentleman; and
 1-5           WHEREAS, Born on October 4, 1959, Louie Schreiner was a
 1-6     great-grandson of Captain Charles Schreiner, a Texas Ranger,
 1-7     rancher, and businessman who founded the YO Ranch more than a
 1-8     century ago; and
 1-9           WHEREAS, Mr. Schreiner earned a bachelor's degree in finance
1-10     from The University of Texas, graduated from the Texas Christian
1-11     University School of Ranch Management, and was a licensed real
1-12     estate broker; with his three brothers, he operated the family's
1-13     50,000-acre YO Ranch, and served as its general manager; and
1-14           WHEREAS,  Mr. Schreiner founded an apprentice hunters program
1-15     while a board member of Safari Club International; he volunteered
1-16     his service as a director of the Exotic Wildlife Association and
1-17     the Texas Wildlife Association and established a youth hunt on the
1-18     YO Ranch; his related responsibilities included directorships with
1-19     the YO Land & Cattle Company and Woodbury Taxidermy; and
1-20           WHEREAS, This generous individual was known for his zest for
1-21     life; he was a faithful congregant of First Presbyterian Church in
1-22     Kerrville, a coach and director of the Kerrville Little League, and
1-23     a Kerr County YMCA football coach; he was also involved with the
1-24     San Antonio German Club, the Order of the Alamo, and Las Cazadores;
 2-1     and
 2-2           WHEREAS, Although his life was cut tragically short,
 2-3     Mr. Schreiner touched the lives of many people, and his devotion to
 2-4     his family and his community and the contributions he made to them
 2-5     will not soon be forgotten; now, therefore, be it
 2-6           RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 77th Texas
 2-7     Legislature hereby honor the memory of Louis Albert "Louie"
 2-8     Schreiner II and extend sincere sympathy to the members of his
 2-9     family: to his wife, Chrisie Schreiner; to his children, Louis
2-10     Griffin, Lee Barton, and Luke Phillips Schreiner; to his
2-11     stepmother, Karol Schreiner; to his brothers and sisters-in-law,
2-12     Charles Schreiner IV and Mary Helen Schreiner, Walter R. and Teri
2-13     Schreiner, Gus L. and Lori Schreiner; to his stepsister, Deborah
2-14     James; to his parents-in-law, Arthur and Jeannette Sitterle; and to
2-15     the many other relatives and friends of this fine man; and, be it
2-16     further
2-17           RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
2-18     prepared for his family and that when the Texas House of
2-19     Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of Louis
2-20     Albert Schreiner II.