H.R. No. 1075



R E S O L U T I O N
	WHEREAS, A love of Texas heritage and culture has inspired 
Frances Ann Day Moyers to contribute innumerable hours of service 
to its preservation; and
	WHEREAS, A native Texan, Mrs. Moyers was born and raised in 
Fort Worth; she is actively involved in a host of historical 
societies and is a valued member of the Daughters of the American 
Revolution, the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, and the United 
Daughters of the Confederacy; and
	WHEREAS, In 1995, after moving to Granbury, Mrs. Moyers 
became a member of the Comanche Creek Chapter of the Daughters of 
the Republic of Texas; dedicating much of her time and energy to the 
group, Mrs. Moyers took on many responsibilities, serving on the 
telephone, scholarship, publicity, and audit committees and as vice 
president before attaining her current position of president; and
	WHEREAS, Mrs. Moyers and her husband of more than 50 years, E. 
Wayne Moyers, are members of the Hood County Genealogical Society; 
the couple have made two trips to Tennessee to research the lineage 
of their respective families and have collaborated in publishing a 
book on the history of his family; and
	WHEREAS, This dynamic woman has many interests in addition to 
her work in historical preservation; a devoted mother to sons Mark 
Wayne and Barry William, Mrs. Moyers has always made the well-being 
of her children her top priority; and
	WHEREAS, As a ham radio operator, she has been active in RACES 
(Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service) and was trained as a 
weather-spotter responsible for warning others in case of severe 
weather; as president of the Kilocycle Amateur Radio Club, she 
helped to maintain and operate the emergency system for 
broadcasting messages to a wider area; and
	WHEREAS, Mrs. Moyers  has served as president of the M. H. 
Moore Pre-School and South Fort Worth Elementary School 
parent-teacher associations and has held positions with the First 
National and Seminary state banks and Mid-Continent Oil Well 
Supply; and
	WHEREAS, Texas has an extraordinarily rich history, and 
through her outstanding dedication to promoting the preservation 
and understanding of this history, Mrs. Moyers has earned the 
respect and admiration of her peers; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 78th Texas 
Legislature hereby commend Frances Ann Day Moyers for preserving 
and passing on the storied history of the Lone Star State to the 
residents of Hood County; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be 
prepared for Mrs. Moyers as an expression of high regard by the 
Texas House of Representatives.

                                                              Keffer of Eastland

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                                                       Speaker of the House     

	I certify that H.R. No. 1075 was adopted by the House on May 
23, 2003, by a non-record vote.

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                                                     Chief Clerk of the House