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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, The Lone Star State became home to a new citizen with |
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the birth of Praxedis "Prax" Blaine Morgan on March 17, 2009; and |
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WHEREAS, Born to former state representative Gabi |
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Canales-Morgan and Gordon Morgan of Corpus Christi, this darling |
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baby boy weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces, and measured 19 inches in |
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length when he made his much-anticipated entrance at 9:44 a.m.; and |
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WHEREAS, His arrival has been a source of great pride to the |
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family's extensive circle of family and friends, particularly to |
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his doting grandparents, Rachel Canales Borchard and Terry Canales |
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and Dorthy and Leslie Morgan; and |
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WHEREAS, Affectionately called "Little Lito," "Luvagus," and |
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"Monkey," Prax is the first child for Mr. Morgan and Mrs. |
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Canales-Morgan, who were married on June 15, 2007, in Cozumel; Mr. |
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Morgan, a personal injury attorney, served his country in the U.S. |
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Army and graduated from The University of Texas; he remains a loyal |
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Longhorn fan and enjoys leading the motorcycle club Caballos |
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Diablos; also a lawyer, Mrs. Canales-Morgan served her fellow |
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citizens in the Texas House of Representatives during the 78th |
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Legislative Session; and |
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WHEREAS, With deep Lone Star roots, the family maintains a |
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second home at La Cabra Ranch in Premont, where Prax is a |
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fourth-generation resident, helping to sustain a South Texas |
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ranching heritage spanning more than 150 years; and |
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WHEREAS, The birth of a child is always a momentous event, and |
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it is a pleasure to join in celebrating the arrival of Praxedis |
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Blaine Morgan and to honor his delighted parents; now, therefore, |
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be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 81st Texas |
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Legislature hereby congratulate Gabi Canales-Morgan and Gordon |
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Morgan on the birth of their son, Praxedis Blaine Morgan, and extend |
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to them sincere best wishes for continued happiness; and, be it |
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further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for the family as an expression of high regard by the Texas |
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House of Representatives. |