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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, A full and generous life drew to a close with the |
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death of Mamie Sue Moon Zabcik on May 13, 2011, at the age of 87; and |
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WHEREAS, Born in Little River on June 28, 1923, Sue Zabcik |
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graduated from Academy High School and Temple Junior College and |
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went on to work as a secretary for McCloskey General Army Hospital, |
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Scott & White Memorial Hospital, and businesses in Fort Worth and |
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San Angelo; married to William Lee Zabcik for many years, she was a |
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loving mother to her son, William Brian Zabcik; and |
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WHEREAS, In addition to her career and family |
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responsibilities, Mrs. Zabcik was a dedicated supporter of the |
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Republican Party, even at a time when the majority of Bell County |
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residents voted Democratic; a charter member of the Central Texas |
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Republican Women's Club, she led the organization as second vice |
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president and parliamentarian and assisted with the standing |
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committee on legislative issues and the awards committee; she also |
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attended several state GOP conventions, co-chaired the 1976 Reagan |
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primary campaign in Temple, and served as a local precinct chair; |
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and |
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WHEREAS, Sue Zabcik gave freely of her time and expertise to |
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better her community, and she leaves behind a record of civic |
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engagement that her loved ones can remember with pride; now, |
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therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas |
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Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Mamie Sue Moon Zabcik |
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and extend sincere sympathy to her son, William Brian Zabcik, and to |
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her other relatives and friends; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for her family and that when the Texas House of |
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Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of Sue Zabcik. |