Bill Text: TX HCR203 | 2013-2014 | 83rd Legislature | Introduced
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Bill Title: In memory of U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Chauncy R. Mays of Cookville.
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 2-0)
Status: (Passed) 2013-06-14 - Signed by the Governor [HCR203 Detail]
Download: Texas-2013-HCR203-Introduced.html
Bill Title: In memory of U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Chauncy R. Mays of Cookville.
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 2-0)
Status: (Passed) 2013-06-14 - Signed by the Governor [HCR203 Detail]
Download: Texas-2013-HCR203-Introduced.html
83R31394(6) MGR-D | ||
By: Menendez | H.C.R. No. 203 |
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WHEREAS, Words cannot express the heartache felt at the loss | ||
of U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Chauncy R. Mays of Cookville, who died | ||
while bravely serving his country on February 28, 2011, at the age | ||
of 25; and | ||
WHEREAS, Assigned to the 63rd Explosive Ordnance Disposal | ||
Battalion, 20th Support Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground, | ||
Maryland, Staff Sergeant Mays lost his life in Wardak Province, | ||
Afghanistan; and | ||
WHEREAS, Americans owe a profound debt of gratitude to this | ||
nation's servicemen and servicewomen, who make immeasurable | ||
sacrifices for their country and who risk their very lives in its | ||
behalf; and | ||
WHEREAS, Exemplifying the highest ideals of the U.S. armed | ||
forces, Chauncy R. Mays inspired others with his fortitude, | ||
tenacity, and courage; although his death leaves a void in the lives | ||
of his loved ones, they will forever carry memories of this heroic | ||
Texan close in their hearts; now, therefore, be it | ||
RESOLVED, That the 83rd Legislature of the State of Texas | ||
hereby pay tribute to the life of Staff Sergeant Chauncy R. Mays and | ||
extend sincere sympathy to all 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 and Senate adjourn this day, they do so in memory of | ||
U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Chauncy R. Mays. |