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  80R23782 JH-D
 
  By: Corte H.R. No. 2992
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Individuals who devote themselves to providing for
  the financial and emotional support of their families play a
  crucial role in the fabric of American life; and
         WHEREAS, Scott Paul of San Antonio has proven himself an
  exemplary husband and father through his unwavering commitment and
  care for his wife and 11 children; and
         WHEREAS, After marrying in Los Angeles, California, in 1976,
  Scott and Lisa Paul moved to San Antonio in 1979, where they
  established a nurturing home for their growing family; Mrs. Paul
  chose to become a stay-at-home mother, while Mr. Paul provides for
  the family, often working three jobs to assure their prosperity;
  and
         WHEREAS, Despite his professional responsibilities, Mr. Paul
  has been very active in helping his children to excel in their
  pursuits, providing positive support and assisting them in their
  youth activities and in attaining essential life skills; each of
  the Paul children played soccer and also pursued music studies, and
  all nine of Mr. and Mrs. Paul's sons became exemplary Boy Scouts,
  with eight of them achieving the respected rank of Eagle Scout and
  one attaining the notable title of Life Scout; and
         WHEREAS, The enduring love and reinforcement provided by
  Scott and Lisa Paul have helped their children to prosper in the
  adult world as well; eldest son Jacob Scott Paul, now age 30, served
  in a mission in South Africa for two years and has been a member of
  the Utah National Guard; the next youngest child, Jeremy Tait Paul
  was a mission worker in the Canary Islands and is a banker and
  entrepreneur; and Joshua Martin Paul completed his international
  service in India and works for Omniture in Utah; and
         WHEREAS, The other members of the family have continued this
  tradition of service and achievement; Justin Reiford Paul worked in
  a mission in Cambodia and is a student in the doctorate program in
  physics at the University of Arizona; younger brother Jesse James
  Paul is a massage therapist and is renowned for his warmth, charm,
  and sense of humor; both Jonathan Jay Paul and Jordan Max Paul are
  college students; Jonathan, who attends Brigham Young
  University-Idaho, completed mission work in Jacksonville, Florida,
  while Jordan, who is at Brigham Young University, was a mission
  worker in Spokane, Washington; Joel Arthur Paul, who was a high
  school honor student, is currently completing his mission
  assignment in Italy; and
         WHEREAS, Though they have yet to undertake international
  service, the three youngest members of the family are already
  proving their considerable abilities; Jared Stephen Paul graduated
  magna cum laude from high school in 2007 and will attend Brigham
  Young University in the fall; Jamie Lyn and Julianne Joyce Paul are
  students at Churchill High School in San Antonio and both have
  received the Young Womanhood Recognition Award; and
         WHEREAS, The myriad accomplishments of the Paul family are
  testament to the exceptional job that Scott Paul has done in
  mentoring his sons and daughters and in serving as an admired role
  model; he and Mrs. Paul have also had the satisfaction of welcoming
  five grandchildren into the world, Stephanie, Scott, Stephen,
  Meagan, and Candace, and they may take pride and comfort in the
  knowledge that the values they have instilled in their children are
  being carried forth in this next generation; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 80th Texas
  Legislature hereby honor Scott Paul as an outstanding husband and
  father and commend him for his inspiring dedication to his family;
  and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Mr. Paul as an expression of high regard by the Texas
  House of Representatives.