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  82R4953 RYA-D
 
  By: Bonnen H.R. No. 614
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Dr. Benjamin Weiner, whose medical career spanned
  more than 40 years, has made an immeasurable contribution to the
  health of residents in Brazoria County; and
         WHEREAS, After completing his training in Houston, Dr. Weiner
  began a primary care medical practice in Alvin in 1966; on visits to
  nursing-home patients in Angleton, however, he saw the new Angleton
  Danbury Medical Center being constructed, and he decided to
  establish an office across from the hospital campus; Dr. Weiner
  commenced his practice in Angleton in September 1969, two months
  before the hospital opened its doors, and he has the distinction of
  having admitted the hospital's first patient; and
         WHEREAS, From the outset, Dr. Weiner played an integral role
  in the success and growth of ADMC; he introduced the "On Call" 
  system, served as the first secretary-treasurer of the original
  medical staff of eight physicians, and also served as chief of
  staff; during his long and productive association with the
  hospital, he witnessed a dramatic evolution in its services; the
  facility now offers state-of-the-art technology, private patient
  suites, comprehensive inpatient and outpatient surgery, full
  emergency and intensive care units, and a health and wellness
  center and boasts a medical staff of more than 75; and
         WHEREAS, In the course of his practice, Dr. Weiner
  additionally served as medical director of five Brazoria County
  nursing homes and as director for a hospice organization, a home
  health agency, and a center serving medically and physically
  challenged individuals; held in high esteem within his profession,
  he was asked to be a medical expert in many court cases, and he
  oversaw the training of medical students and physician assistants
  for The University of Texas Medical Branch; and
         WHEREAS, In 2007, Dr. Weiner was honored by Angleton Danbury
  Medical Center with its Legacy Award, an accolade presented to
  physicians who embody the highest values of the medical profession;
  and
         WHEREAS, After devoting 42 years to the practice of medicine
  and to building a strong medical presence in Angleton, Dr. Weiner
  retired in September 2007; today he enjoys spending time with his
  wife Gebe, his three children, and his two grandchildren; and
         WHEREAS, Dr. Benjamin Weiner has garnered the lasting respect
  and admiration of his fellow doctors, his patients, the employees
  of Angleton Danbury Medical Center, and people from throughout the
  surrounding communities, and he may indeed reflect with great pride
  on his many achievements and contributions; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
  Legislature hereby honor Dr. Benjamin Weiner for his outstanding
  medical career and extend to him sincere best wishes for continued
  happiness and fulfillment; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Dr. Weiner as an expression of high regard by the Texas
  House of Representatives.