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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, Members of the National Association of Insurance and |
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Financial Advisors-Texas (NAIFA-Texas) are gathering in Austin on |
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January 27, 2009, for their legislative day at the Capitol, |
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providing a fitting opportunity to acknowledge this exemplary |
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organization on its 84th anniversary; and |
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WHEREAS, Founded in 1925, NAIFA-Texas, formerly known as the |
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Texas Association of Life Underwriters, is composed of more than |
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3,000 members statewide, making it the largest association of |
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financial and insurance professionals in the Lone Star State; the |
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group is dedicated to protecting the interests of families and |
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businesses by identifying risks and offering solutions for |
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financial independence; the association also promotes |
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communication, ethical conduct, governmental relations and |
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advocacy, networking, and public service while hosting conferences |
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and seminars; and |
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WHEREAS, The association currently benefits from the |
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leadership and expertise of president Earl A. Thompson, RFC, LUTCF |
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and the members of the Texas Leaders Round Table, representing the |
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top two percent of the state's life insurance producers; and |
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WHEREAS, NAIFA-Texas is a vital group of professionals who |
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consistently work in behalf of consumers and businesses to advance |
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financial independence and reliable insurance for all, and it is a |
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pleasure to recognize their important work at this time; now, |
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therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 81st Texas |
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Legislature hereby welcome members of the National Association of |
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Insurance and Financial Advisors-Texas to the State Capitol on the |
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occasion of NAIFA-Texas' 84th anniversary and commend its |
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membership for an excellent record of serving families and |
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businesses in the Lone Star State; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for the association as an expression of high regard by the |
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Texas House of Representatives. |