H.R. No. 342
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, A highly respected figure in professional football
  and beyond, Tony Dungy has excelled as a coach, an analyst, a
  bestselling author, and a civic leader who is dedicated to the
  community at large; and
         WHEREAS, Mr. Dungy's exceptional career in the National
  Football League spanned more than three decades as a player and
  coach; he was renowned for transforming the franchises he coached
  into contenders, and he had the distinction of taking teams to the
  playoffs in 10 consecutive seasons; the highlight of his tenure
  came in 2007, at the helm of the Indianapolis Colts, when he became
  the first African American head coach to win the Super Bowl; he
  retired following the 2008 season and was inducted into the Pro
  Football Hall of Fame in 2016; and
         WHEREAS, During his time as a player, Mr. Dungy was a
  record-setting quarterback at the University of Minnesota and then
  played for three years in the NFL, earning a Super Bowl championship
  ring in 1979 as a defensive back with the Pittsburgh Steelers; in
  1980, he launched his coaching career as an assistant for his
  college alma mater, and he went on to serve as a member of the
  coaching staffs for Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and Minnesota; as a
  head coach, he led Tampa Bay for six seasons before being hired by
  Indianapolis; and
         WHEREAS, Today, Mr. Dungy serves as a studio analyst for
  Football Night in America on NBC and is the author of such books as
  Quiet Strength: The Principles, Practices, and Priorities of a
  Winning Life and Uncommon: Finding Your Path to Significance;
  moreover, he has contributed his time and talents to countless
  worthy organizations and serves as national spokesman for All Pro
  Dad, the fatherhood program of Family First; and
         WHEREAS, Through his hard work, leadership, and commitment to
  helping others, Tony Dungy has set an inspiring example for his
  fellow citizens, and it is indeed a pleasure to honor him for his
  outstanding efforts; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 88th Texas
  Legislature hereby commend Tony Dungy for his professional
  accomplishments and civic engagement and extend to him sincere best
  wishes for the future; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Coach Dungy as an expression of high regard by the
  Texas House of Representatives.
 
  Buckley
 
 
Phelan Guerra Murr
 
Allen Guillen Neave Criado
 
Allison Harless Noble
 
Anchía Harris of Anderson Oliverson
 
Anderson Harris of Williamson Ordaz
 
Ashby Harrison Orr
 
Bailes Hayes Ortega
 
Bell of Kaufman Hefner Patterson
 
Bell of Montgomery Hernandez Paul
 
Bernal Herrero Perez
 
Bhojani Hinojosa Plesa
 
Bonnen Holland Price
 
Bowers Howard Ramos
 
Bryant Hull Raney
 
Buckley Hunter Raymond
 
Bucy Isaac Reynolds
 
Bumgarner Jetton Rogers
 
Burns Johnson of Dallas Romero, Jr.
 
Burrows A. Johnson of Harris Rose
 
Button J. Johnson of Harris Rosenthal
 
Cain Jones of Dallas Schaefer
 
Campos Jones of Harris Schatzline
 
Canales Kacal Schofield
 
Capriglione King of Hemphill Shaheen
 
Clardy King of Uvalde Sherman, Sr.
 
Cole Kitzman Shine
 
Collier Klick Slaton
 
Cook Kuempel Slawson
 
Cortez Lalani Smith
 
Craddick Lambert Smithee
 
Cunningham Landgraf Spiller
 
Darby Leach Stucky
 
Davis Leo-Wilson Swanson
 
Dean Longoria Talarico
 
DeAyala Lopez of Bexar Tepper
 
Dorazio Lopez of Cameron Thierry
 
Dutton Lozano Thimesch
 
Flores Lujan Thompson of Brazoria
 
Frank Manuel Thompson of Harris
 
Frazier Martinez Tinderholt
 
Gamez Martinez Fischer Toth
 
Garcia Metcalf Troxclair
 
Gates Meyer Turner
 
Gerdes Meza VanDeaver
 
Geren Moody Vasut
 
Gervin-Hawkins Morales of Harris Vo
 
Goldman Morales of Maverick Walle
 
González of Dallas Morales Shaw Wilson
 
González of El Paso Morrison Wu
 
Goodwin Muñoz, Jr. Zwiener
 
  ______________________________
  Speaker of the House     
 
         I certify that H.R. No. 342 was adopted by the House on February
  28, 2023, by a non-record vote.
 
  ______________________________
  Chief Clerk of the House