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  H.R. No. 691
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, A full and generous life drew to a close with the
  death of John S. Marshall of The Colony on March 11, 2014, at the age
  of 74; and
         WHEREAS, Born to Virginia and John L. Marshall in Los
  Angeles, California, in 1939, John S. Marshall grew up on his
  family's farm in Sherman and graduated from Sherman High School in
  1958; after studying at Austin College for two years, he entered the
  U.S. Naval Academy in 1960; and
         WHEREAS, Mr. Marshall completed nuclear power training and
  submarine school, and he qualified for submarine service aboard the
  USS Threadfin; he went on to be a member of the commissioning crew
  of the USS Grayling and served as the navigator of the USS John
  Adams; after retiring from active service in 1974, he continued to
  serve in the Naval Reserve, commanding two reserve units and
  retiring at the rank of captain in 1994; and
         WHEREAS, In civilian life, Mr. Marshall joined the Bechtel
  Power Corporation in California in 1974, and he returned to Texas in
  1979 to work for TXU at the Comanche Peak nuclear power station,
  serving as the facility's licensing manager for 18 years; after
  retiring from TXU in 1998, he served as a consultant on nuclear
  power plant licensing before going on to work at MessagePhone,
  Inc., beginning in 2000 and later at Certrec Corporation of Fort
  Worth; and
         WHEREAS, Mr. Marshall was a prominent figure in his
  community, serving on The Colony City Council from 2006 to 2009 and
  as a member and president of the Stewart Peninsula Homeowners
  Association; he was also active in his church, participating in the
  men's ministry and working as the congregation's sound technician;
  and
         WHEREAS, In all his endeavors, Mr. Marshall enjoyed the love
  and support of his wife, Cindy, with whom he shared a rewarding
  marriage that spanned more than 15 years; he was a caring father to
  his two sons, Jonathan and Vernon, and to Cindy's two daughters,
  Michelle and Melissa, who he loved as his own; and
         WHEREAS, An engaged citizen, a caring family man, and an
  accomplished naval officer and professional, John Marshall leaves
  behind a legacy of good works that will long be remembered and
  admired; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 84th Texas
  Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of John S. Marshall and
  extend sincere condolences to the members of his family: to his
  wife, Cindy Marshall; to his sons, Jonathan Marshall and Vernon
  Marshall; to his daughters, Michelle Clay and Melissa Workley; to
  his eight grandchildren, Lauren Clay, Ryan Marshall, Caroline
  Workley, Reagan Marshall, Jackson Clay, Ryleigh Marshall,
  Christopher Workley, and Henry Marshall; and to his other relatives
  and many friends; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for his family and that when the Texas House of
  Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of John S.
  Marshall.
 
 
  Fallon
 
 
Straus González Paddie
 
Allen Guerra Parker
 
Alonzo Guillen Paul
 
Alvarado Gutierrez Peña
 
Anchia Harless Phelan
 
Anderson of Dallas Hernandez Phillips
 
Anderson of McLennan Herrero Pickett
 
Ashby Howard Price
 
Aycock Huberty Raney
 
Bell Hughes Raymond
 
Bernal Hunter Reynolds
 
Blanco Isaac Riddle
 
Bohac Israel Rinaldi
 
Bonnen of Brazoria Johnson Rodriguez of Bexar
 
Bonnen of Galveston Kacal Rodriguez of Travis
 
Burkett Keffer Romero, Jr.
 
Burns Keough Rose
 
Burrows King of Hemphill Sanford
 
Button King of Parker Schaefer
 
Canales King of Taylor Schofield
 
Capriglione King of Uvalde Schubert
 
Clardy Klick Shaheen
 
Coleman Koop Sheets
 
Collier Krause Sheffield
 
Cook Kuempel Simmons
 
Craddick Landgraf Simpson
 
Crownover Larson Smith
 
Cyrier Laubenberg Smithee
 
Dale Leach Spitzer
 
Darby Longoria Springer
 
Davis of Dallas Lozano Stephenson
 
Davis of Harris Lucio III Stickland
 
Deshotel Márquez Thompson of Brazoria
 
Dukes Martinez Thompson of Harris
 
Dutton Martinez Fischer Tinderholt
 
Elkins McClendon Turner of Collin
 
Faircloth Metcalf Turner of Harris
 
Fallon Meyer Turner of Tarrant
 
Farias Miles VanDeaver
 
Farney Miller of Comal Villalba
 
Farrar Miller of Fort Bend Vo
 
Fletcher Moody Walle
 
Flynn Morrison White of Bell
 
Frank Muñoz, Jr. White of Tyler
 
Frullo Murphy Workman
 
Galindo Murr Wray
 
Geren Naishtat Wu
 
Giddings Nevárez Zedler
 
Goldman Oliveira Zerwas
 
Gonzales Otto
 
  ______________________________
  Speaker of the House     
 
         I certify that H.R. No. 691 was unanimously adopted by a rising
  vote of the House on March 5, 2015.
 
  ______________________________
  Chief Clerk of the House