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78S30887 MDM-D

By:  Farabee                                                      H.R. No. 337



R E S O L U T I O N
	WHEREAS, The retirement of Ronald J. "Ron" Glenn of Wichita 
Falls concludes a notable 25-year association with the Red River 
Authority of Texas; and
	WHEREAS, Mr. Glenn began his career as a resident engineer in 
1978, became assistant general manager the following year, and was 
promoted to general manager in 1985, and in retirement, he will 
serve as a technical advisor; he has carried on a family legacy of 
service, for his father, C. O. Glenn, served on the first Red River 
Authority of Texas board of directors; and
	WHEREAS, Recognized as one of the state's experts on water 
issues, Mr. Glenn helped prepare water quality assessment 
information for the Clean Rivers Program that is used as a guide by 
other Texas river authorities; moreover, his judicious leadership 
has been of great benefit to the Regional Water Planning Groups 
since their inception, as has his involvement with the Red 
River/Wichita River Chloride Control Project; and
	WHEREAS, A veteran of the United States Marine Corps, he went 
on to earn bachelor's degrees in business administration and 
communication engineering from The University of Texas at Dallas 
and attained a first class radiotelephone license from the Federal 
Communications Commission; and
	WHEREAS, Mr. Glenn has contributed his time and talents to 
numerous professional organizations, including the American Water 
Works Association, the National Water Resource Association, the 
Nortex Regional Planning Commission, and the Texas Water 
Conservation Association, among others; he is also a member of the 
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas; and
	WHEREAS, Throughout his career, Ron Glenn has exemplified 
integrity and dedication and has earned the lasting respect of all 
who have been privileged to work with him, and it is a distinct 
pleasure to honor him at this time; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas 
Legislature, 3rd Called Session, hereby commend Ronald J. "Ron" 
Glenn for his notable career with the Red River Authority of Texas 
and extend to him best wishes for the future; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 
prepared for Mr. Glenn as an expression of high regard by the Texas 
House of Representatives.