H.R. No. 14
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Robert K. Hudnall has made his home city of El Paso
proud, as his captivating novels grace bookstore shelves across the
nation; and
WHEREAS, Born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in 1953, Mr.
Hudnall has ventured down several fruitful career paths: in
addition to being an author, he has worked as a radio talk show
host; an attorney, specializing in business law, tax, and contract
negotiations; and an instructor of computer science, business law,
accounting, and estate planning; and
WHEREAS, An injury he suffered while serving in the United
States Army led Mr. Hudnall to continue his education; he holds a
B.S. in criminal justice and an M.S. in criminal justice
administration, as well as a law degree; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Hudnall has authored several novels, which vary
widely in subject; his first published work, The Occult Connection:
U.F.O.s, Secret Societies and Ancient Gods, invites the reader to
ponder questions about unexplained mysteries, while his later works
of fiction involve thrilling tales of assassins and stories of a
lost race; and
WHEREAS, In addition to his novels, Mr. Hudnall has published
law textbooks for college-level classes and software manuals for
use by software development companies; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Hudnall has entertained and educated many
readers with his inventive story lines and intriguing narratives,
and the people of Texas are honored that he has chosen El Paso as his
home; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas
Legislature hereby commend Robert K. Hudnall on his literary
achievements and extend to him sincere best wishes for continued
success and happiness in the years to come; and, be it further
RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
prepared for Mr. Hudnall as an expression of high regard by the
Texas House of Representatives.
Pickett
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
Rangel
Chisum
Homer
Raymond
Christian
Hope
Reyna
Coleman
Hopson
Riddle
Cook of Navarro
Howard
Ritter
Cook of Colorado
Hughes
Rodriguez
Corte
Hunter
Rose
Crabb
Hupp
Seaman
Crownover
Isett
Smith of Tarrant
Davis of Harris
Jones of Lubbock
Smith of Harris
Davis of Dallas
Jones of Bexar
Smithee
Dawson
Jones of Dallas
Solis
Delisi
Keel
Solomons
Denny
Keffer of Dallas
Stick
Deshotel
Keffer of Eastland
Swinford
Driver
King
Talton
Dukes
Kolkhorst
Taylor
Dunnam
Krusee
Telford
Dutton
Kuempel
Thompson
Edwards
Laney
Truitt
Eiland
Laubenberg
Turner
Eissler
Lewis
Uresti
Elkins
Luna
Van Arsdale
Ellis
Mabry
Villarreal
Farabee
Madden
West
Farrar
Marchant
Wilson
Flores
Martinez Fischer
Wise
Flynn
McCall
Wohlgemuth
Gallego
McClendon
Wolens
Garza
McReynolds
Wong
Gattis
Menendez
Woolley
Geren
Mercer
Zedler
______________________________
Speaker of the House
I certify that H.R. No. 14 was adopted by the House on January
22, 2003, by a non-record vote.
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Chief Clerk of the House