H.R. No. 472
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, A rich and purposeful life drew to a close with the
  passing of Patricia Jung Williams of Willow Park on January 18,
  2025, at the age of 67; and
         WHEREAS, The former Patty Jung was born on August 10, 1957, to
  Hermann and Kitty Jung in Ottawa, Canada, where her family resided
  after emigrating from Germany; the Jung family eventually moved to
  Fort Worth and became U.S. citizens, and she graduated from
  Arlington Heights High School, which later named her a
  distinguished graduate; she subsequently earned a bachelor's
  degree in business from Austin College; and
         WHEREAS, Early in her career, Mrs. Williams worked in the
  hotel hospitality business at Green Oaks Inn in Fort Worth before
  becoming a sales manager for Hyatt Hotels and the director of sales
  for state associations for Amfac Hotels at Dallas Fort Worth
  International Airport; she achieved great success after joining the
  executive team of Roger Williams Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram SRT in
  Weatherford, a dealership owned by her husband, U.S. Congressman
  Roger Williams; the couple shared 41 years of marriage and took
  great joy in welcoming their two daughters, J. J. and Sabrina, into
  the business as managing partners; later in life, they were further
  blessed with two grandchildren, Clara and Emmy; and
         WHEREAS, In 1995, Mrs. Williams was appointed by Governor
  George W. Bush to the Texas Automobile Theft Prevention Authority,
  and she was later elected as its first female chair; she was
  appointed by Governor Rick Perry to serve as a public member and
  director of the State Bar of Texas in 2002; among the many other
  organizations that benefited from her involvement were the Better
  Business Bureau of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, the Fort Worth
  Chamber of Commerce, the Tarrant Area Food Bank, Texas Women for the
  Arts, and the Austin College President's Council, and she was also
  active in her congregation at Willow Park Baptist Church; over the
  years, she received a number of honors, which included being named
  the Most Influential Businesswoman of the Year by the Fort Worth
  Business Press in 1997; and
         WHEREAS, Patty Williams was a devoted wife and mother, an
  accomplished business leader, and a model of civic engagement, and
  she leaves behind a record of service and success that her loved
  ones can remember with pride; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas
  Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Patricia Jung
  Williams and extend sincere sympathy to the members of her family:
  to her husband, the Honorable Roger Williams; to her children,
  Jaclyn Williams Contreras and her husband, Eric, and Sabrina
  Williams Speirs and her husband, Jesse; to her grandchildren, Clara
  Contreras and Emmy Mac Speirs; to her sister, Susan Davis, and her
  husband, Greg; and to her many other relatives and friends; and, be
  it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for her family and that when the Texas House of
  Representatives adjourns this day, it do so in memory of Patty
  Williams.
 
  Olcott
 
  ______________________________
  Speaker of the House     
 
         I certify that H.R. No. 472 was unanimously adopted by a
  rising vote of the House on April 9, 2025.
 
  ______________________________
  Chief Clerk of the House