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H.C.R. No. 76
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Tyler Willis of Brownfield was crowned Miss Texas
USA and named Miss Congeniality in June 2004, and she will
undoubtedly represent her fellow citizens with dignity and grace in
the Miss USA pageant on April 11, 2005, in Baltimore; and
WHEREAS, Selected from a group of lovely and talented
contestants, Ms. Willis was crowned Miss Texas not only for her
beauty but also for her commitment to the youth of her community; in
2002, she and her mother, a school counselor, launched a character
development program for the children of the Brownfield school
district to "develop the leader within"; the program consists of
assemblies and classroom instruction in four basic areas:
self-esteem, goal-setting, responsibility, and truth/integrity;
and
WHEREAS, In addition to working with children, Ms. Willis
earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from Texas Tech
University; she regularly speaks at special events and volunteers
for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation; furthermore, she
has also served as spokesperson for Women's Protective Services;
and
WHEREAS, A worthy role model for all young Texans, Tyler
Willis serves as an outstanding goodwill ambassador for the Lone
Star State, and she may look forward to a future bright with
promise; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the 79th Legislature of the State of Texas
hereby congratulate Tyler Willis on being named Miss Texas USA and
extend to her sincere best wishes for success in the Miss USA 2005
pageant and in all her future endeavors; and, be it further
RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
prepared for Ms. Willis as an expression of high regard by the Texas
House of Representatives and Senate.
Laney
Craddick Geren Menendez
Allen of Harris Giddings Merritt
Allen of Dallas Gonzales Miller
Alonzo Gonzalez Toureilles Moreno of Harris
Anchia Goodman Moreno of El Paso
Anderson Goolsby Morrison
Bailey Griggs Mowery
Baxter Grusendorf Naishtat
Berman Guillen Nixon
Blake Haggerty Noriega
Bohac Hamilton Oliveira
Bonnen Hamric Olivo
Branch Hardcastle Orr
Brown of Kaufman Harper-Brown Otto
Brown of Brazos Hartnett Paxton
Burnam Hegar Pena
Callegari Herrero Phillips
Campbell Hilderbran Pickett
Casteel Hill Pitts
Castro Hochberg Puente
Chavez Hodge Quintanilla
Chisum Homer Raymond
Coleman Hope Reyna
Cook of Navarro Hopson Riddle
Cook of Colorado Howard Ritter
Corte Hughes Rodriguez
Crabb Hunter Rose
Crownover Hupp Seaman
Davis of Harris Isett Smith of Tarrant
Davis of Dallas Jackson Smith of Harris
Dawson Jones of Lubbock Smithee
Delisi Jones of Dallas Solis
Denny Keel Solomons
Deshotel Keffer of Dallas Strama
Driver Keffer of Eastland Straus
Dukes King of Parker Swinford
Dunnam King of Zavala Talton
Dutton Kolkhorst Taylor
Edwards Krusee Thompson
Eiland Kuempel Truitt
Eissler Laney Turner
Elkins Laubenberg Uresti
Escobar Leibowitz Van Arsdale
Farabee Luna Veasey
Farrar Madden Villarreal
Flores Martinez Vo
Flynn Martinez Fischer West
Frost McCall Wong
Gallego McClendon Woolley
Gattis McReynolds Zedler
______________________________ ______________________________
President of the Senate Speaker of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 76 was adopted by the House on March
1, 2005, by a non-record vote.
______________________________
Chief Clerk of the House
I certify that H.C.R. No. 76 was adopted by the Senate on
March 1, 2005, by a viva-voce vote.
______________________________
Secretary of the Senate
APPROVED: __________________
Date
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Governor