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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, Joyce Lindsey is retiring as associate director of |
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the Texas Access to Justice Foundation on June 30, 2011, concluding |
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a distinguished career that has spanned more than two decades with |
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this noteworthy organization; and |
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WHEREAS, In 1989, Ms. Lindsey joined the foundation as |
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director of finance; she served in that role for two years before |
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becoming associate director; her numerous responsibilities include |
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reporting on grant awards, fiscal review of the approximately 40 |
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grantees, and fiscal management of annual IOLTA compliance for more |
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than 90,000 attorneys, annual collection of interest on 25,000 |
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IOLTA accounts, and the foundation's budget, audit, and tax |
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returns; in addition, she manages human resources, information |
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technology needs, and vendor matters; and |
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WHEREAS, Previously, Ms. Lindsey served as an accountant for |
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the State Bar of Texas from 1976 to 1989; she is a native of |
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Plainview and grew up in West Texas; in 1965, she married David |
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Lindsey, and through the years, their fine family has grown to |
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include a son, Anthony Lindsey, and his wife, Julie, and a daughter, |
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Rachel Stockstill, and her husband, Kraig, as well as three |
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grandsons; her retirement will allow her more time for her favorite |
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hobbies, gardening, cooking, and traveling; and |
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WHEREAS, Joyce Lindsey has greatly benefited the Texas Access |
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to Justice Foundation through her skill, professionalism, and |
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dedication, and she may indeed take pride in her contributions and |
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achievements; now, therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas |
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Legislature, 1st Called Session, hereby congratulate Joyce Lindsey |
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on the occasion of her retirement from the Texas Access to Justice |
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Foundation and extend to her sincere best wishes for the next |
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exciting chapter of her life; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for Ms. Lindsey as an expression of high regard by the |
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Texas House of Representatives. |
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Straus |
Gonzales of Williamson |
Morrison |
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Aliseda |
Gonzalez |
Munoz, Jr. |
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Anderson of Dallas |
Hancock |
Orr |
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Anderson of McLennan |
Hardcastle |
Otto |
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Beck |
Harper-Brown |
Patrick |
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Bohac |
Hernandez Luna |
Pena |
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Burkett |
Howard of Fort Bend |
Pitts |
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Burnam |
Howard of Travis |
Price |
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Button |
Huberty |
Quintanilla |
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Callegari |
Hunter |
Reynolds |
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Christian |
Keffer |
Schwertner |
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Coleman |
King of Parker |
Scott |
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Cook |
King of Taylor |
Sheets |
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Craddick |
King of Zavala |
Sheffield |
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Creighton |
Kleinschmidt |
Shelton |
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Crownover |
Kolkhorst |
Simpson |
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Darby |
Kuempel |
Smith of Harris |
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Davis of Dallas |
Landtroop |
Smith of Tarrant |
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J. Davis of Harris |
Larson |
Smithee |
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S. Davis of Harris |
Laubenberg |
Solomons |
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Driver |
Legler |
Taylor of Collin |
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Dukes |
Lewis |
Taylor of Galveston |
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Farias |
Mallory Caraway |
Veasey |
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Frullo |
Martinez Fischer |
Weber |
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Giddings |
Miller of Comal |
Zedler |
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Gonzales of Hidalgo |
Miller of Erath |
Zerwas |
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Speaker of the House |
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I certify that H.R. No. 207 was adopted by the House on June 27, |
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2011, by a non-record vote. |
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Chief Clerk of the House |
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