H.C.R. No. 104
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, The passing of Minnie Mae Glenn on July 27, 2002, at
the age of 94, brought a great loss to the family and friends of this
esteemed woman; and
WHEREAS, The youngest of six children, the former Minnie Mae
Feagins was born on October 14, 1907, in Kildare, Oklahoma; in the
mid-1920s, she moved with her family to Corpus Christi, where she
met and fell in love with Joseph Paul Glenn; and
WHEREAS, The couple married on the night of Mrs. Glenn's high
school graduation and soon moved to Brownsville, where she raised
their three children with loving care, insight, and wisdom; and
WHEREAS, A woman of abiding faith, Mrs. Glenn found a home at
the First Baptist Church of Brownsville; she was an active member,
teaching Sunday school and enjoying the fellowship of other
believers; and
WHEREAS, Minnie Mae Glenn was a woman of rare faith and joy
who made everyone she knew feel important; she was truly a great
lady of Texas; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the 78th Legislature of the State of Texas
hereby honor the life of Minnie Mae Glenn of Brownsville and extend
sincere sympathies to her family: to her children, Betty Jeanne
Faulk, Jo Anne Reed, and Joseph Paul Glenn, Jr.; to her
grandchildren, Patrick Lee Faulk, Emily Anne Karlovich, Sarah
Jeanne Faulk, Thomas Alexander Faulk, Randolph Robert Reed, Roy
Earl Reed, Jr., Jayne Anne Davis, the wife of State Representative
John E. Davis, Cynthia Jeanne Mills, Roman Feagins Reed, Jathan
Russell Glenn, Catina Renee Skiles, and Weyland Shane Glenn; and to
her many great-grandchildren; and, be it further
RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
prepared for the members of her family and that when the Texas House
of Representatives and Senate adjourn this day, they do so in memory
of Minnie Mae Glenn.
Davis of Harris
Craddick Giddings Merritt
Allen Goodman Miller
Alonzo Goolsby Moreno of Harris
Bailey Griggs Moreno of El Paso
Baxter Grusendorf Morrison
Berman Guillen Mowery
Bohac Gutierrez Naishtat
Bonnen Haggerty Nixon
Branch Hamilton Noriega
Brown of Kaufman Hamric Oliveira
Brown of Brazos Hardcastle Olivo
Burnam Harper-Brown Paxton
Callegari Hartnett Pena
Campbell Heflin Phillips
Canales Hegar Pickett
Capelo Hilderbran Pitts
Casteel Hill Puente
Castro Hochberg Quintanilla
Chavez Hodge Raymond
Chisum Homer Reyna
Christian Hope Riddle
Coleman Hopson Ritter
Cook of Navarro Howard Rodriguez
Cook of Colorado Hughes Rose
Corte Hunter Seaman
Crabb Hupp Smith of Tarrant
Crownover Isett Smith of Harris
Davis of Harris Jones of Lubbock Smithee
Davis of Dallas Jones of Bexar Solis
Dawson Jones of Dallas Solomons
Delisi Keel Stick
Denny Keffer of Dallas Swinford
Deshotel Keffer of Eastland Talton
Driver King Taylor
Dukes Kolkhorst Telford
Dunnam Krusee Thompson
Dutton Kuempel Truitt
Edwards Laney Turner
Eiland Laubenberg Uresti
Eissler Lewis Van Arsdale
Elkins Luna Villarreal
Ellis Mabry West
Farabee Madden Wilson
Farrar Marchant Wise
Flores Martinez Fischer Wohlgemuth
Flynn McCall Wolens
Gallego McClendon Wong
Garza McReynolds Woolley
Gattis Menendez Zedler
Geren Mercer
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President of the Senate Speaker of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 104 was unanimously adopted by a
rising vote of the House on March 31, 2003.
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Chief Clerk of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 104 was unanimously adopted by a
rising vote of the Senate on April 14, 2003.
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Secretary of the Senate
APPROVED: __________________
Date
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Governor