Bill Text: TX HR2021 | 2015-2016 | 84th Legislature | Enrolled


Bill Title: In memory of Deputy Sheriff Jacob Rene Rayos of the Reeves County Sheriff's Department.

Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Republican 1-0)

Status: (Passed) 2015-04-30 - Reported enrolled [HR2021 Detail]

Download: Texas-2015-HR2021-Enrolled.html
 
 
  H.R. No. 2021
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
 
         WHEREAS, Citizens from across the Lone Star State are
  gathering at the State Capitol on May 4, 2015, for the Peace
  Officers' Memorial Ceremony, held in honor of those brave men and
  women who have lost their lives in the line of duty; and
         WHEREAS, Texans everywhere are indebted to members of the law
  enforcement profession who, by their selfless devotion to the
  public welfare, have enabled us to enjoy the benefits of a peaceful
  and orderly society; and
         WHEREAS, Too seldom recognized and sometimes taken for
  granted by the public they so faithfully serve, these intrepid
  individuals daily risk their lives in order to preserve domestic
  tranquility and to protect their fellow residents; and
         WHEREAS, Deputy Sheriff Jacob Rene Rayos of the Reeves County
  Sheriff's Department earned the respect and admiration of his peers
  for his commitment to serving the greater good, and his
  contributions will not soon be forgotten; and
         WHEREAS, Throughout his tenure, which spanned nine years and
  two months, Deputy Sheriff Rayos demonstrated the loyalty, courage,
  and self-sacrifice that are consistent with the highest ideals of
  the law enforcement profession; and
         WHEREAS, Killed in the line of duty on Sunday, April 11, 2010,
  at the age of 32, Deputy Sheriff Rayos will long be missed by his
  family, his fellow peace officers, and the entire community; and
         WHEREAS, Though his life ended far too soon, Deputy Sheriff
  Rayos left behind a notable legacy that will forever be honored by
  those who follow in this difficult but essential profession; now,
  therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 84th Texas
  Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Deputy Sheriff Jacob
  Rene Rayos of the Reeves County Sheriff's Department and extend
  deepest sympathy to his relatives, friends, and fellow officers;
  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 Deputy
  Sheriff Jacob Rene Rayos.
 
  Fletcher
 
 
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. 2021 was unanimously adopted by a rising
  vote of the House on April 28, 2015.
 
  ______________________________
  Chief Clerk of the House   
 
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