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  86R15813 GM-D
 
  By: Frullo H.R. No. 1065
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Memories of a life well lived may help comfort the
  loved ones of Larry Wayne Corbin of Lubbock, who passed away on June
  3, 2018, at the age of 79; and
         WHEREAS, Larry Corbin was born in Duncan, Oklahoma, on
  December 2, 1938, to Howard and Naomi Corbin; he was a standout
  basketball player at Levelland High School, and after graduating,
  he attended West Texas State University on a basketball
  scholarship; on August 17, 1958, he exchanged wedding vows with the
  former Jackie Roberts, who was his devoted partner in life
  throughout nearly six decades of marriage; they became the loving
  parents of three children, Ken, Kirk, and Kay, and also shared in
  the joy of welcoming into their family five grandchildren, Allen,
  Rebecca, Howard, Jack, and Holt, and two great-grandchildren,
  Keller and Kamden; and
         WHEREAS, Mr. Corbin moved with his wife to Lubbock in 1958
  and joined the family-owned radio station KLLL-AM; by 1970, he was
  the sole owner of the station, and he soon thereafter converted it
  to FM and adopted a full-time country format, a rarity at the time;
  although he sold KLLL-FM in the late 1970s, his influence on the
  station helped make it one of the most successful in Lubbock
  history, and it remains a heritage station to this day; and
         WHEREAS, Relocating to Alto, New Mexico, in 1984, Mr. Corbin
  operated a financial advisory office and enjoyed many memorable
  years in the village; in 2001, he and Mrs. Corbin returned to
  Lubbock, where he continued working as a financial advisor and
  spent the last 13 years with Prospera Financial Services; he shared
  with his wife a fondness for traveling and art collecting, and he
  always loved telling a good story; and
         WHEREAS, A caring husband, father, and grandfather and a true
  and loyal friend, Larry Wayne Corbin will be deeply missed, and he
  will forever be remembered with deep affection by all who held him
  close to their hearts; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 86th Texas
  Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Larry Wayne Corbin and
  extend sincere sympathy to those who mourn his passing; 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 Larry Wayne
  Corbin.