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78R6015 JNC-D

By:  Cook of Colorado                                             H.R. No. 334



R E S O L U T I O N
	WHEREAS, The passing of Jackson Stullken Webb of Elgin on 
January 7, 2003, at the age of 81, has brought a great loss to the 
family and friends of this esteemed Texan; and
	WHEREAS, An Elgin native, Mr. Webb was born on February 15, 
1921, to Judge C. W. Webb and Emma Stullken Webb; after graduating 
from high school as salutatorian of his class, Mr. Webb attended The 
University of Texas, where he met the love of his life, Zoe Wilcox; 
and
	WHEREAS, The couple married in 1942 and shared a long, happy 
union that was blessed with two loving daughters and a grandson; and
	WHEREAS, This admirable gentleman bravely served his country 
in World War II; called to active duty with the United States Army, 
Mr. Webb was seriously wounded in Germany, and, returning 
stateside, he overcame physical adversity to complete his law 
degree in 1947 and become a partner in the law firm of his father and 
mother, Webb & Webb; Mr. Webb later served as Bastrop County 
attorney and City of Elgin attorney; and
	WHEREAS, Active in numerous civic and professional 
organizations, he was president of the Bastrop County Bar 
Association and the Kiwanis Club, a member of the Williamson County 
Bar Association and the Elgin Historical Association, and adjutant 
of the American Legion; and
	WHEREAS, Mr. Webb was a devout member of Elgin First United 
Methodist Church, where he served on the board of stewards and was 
Sunday school superintendent, a member of the choir, a lay speaker, 
a sponsor of the United Methodist Youth Fellowship, and a teacher of 
the Judge Webb Bible Class for 20 years; and
	WHEREAS, Jackson Webb served as an inspiration to all who 
knew him, and he will long be remembered for his integrity, 
dedication, and wisdom; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas 
Legislature hereby honor the life of Jackson Stullken Webb and 
extend sincere sympathy to the members of his family: to his wife, 
Zoe Webb; to his daughters, Linda Sue Webb and Patricia Bade; to his 
grandson, Nicholas Alexander Bade; and to his many other relatives 
and friends; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 
prepared for the members of his family and that when the Texas House 
of Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of Jackson 
Stullken Webb.