In memory of Charles Glen Patton of New Boston.
SR 31 is a Senate resolution honoring Charles Glen Patton of New Boston, a mathematics teacher and community member who passed away on July 31, 2025. The resolution, adopted by the Texas Senate on September 4, 2025, pays tribute to his life, career, and family, including his wife Janet, three children, and extended family. It does not create new laws or affect policies; it is a ceremonial expression of condolence from the Senate. The resolution was formally recorded and reported enrolled on the same day it was adopted.
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Sep 2025
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Introduced Aug 22, 2025
Last action Sep 4, 2025
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This document is a Senate Resolution (SR 31) honoring the memory of Charles Glen Patton, who passed away on July 31, 2025. The text has been reformatted from a draft version to an enrolled (final) version, with improved spacing, consistent capitalization, and proper formatting for official adoption. No substantive policy changes were made, as this is a memorial resolution rather than a law with regulatory or financial implications.
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Formatting and layout changes converted the document from a draft introduction to an enrolled final version, including standardized spacing, proper capitalization of titles, and addition of signature lines for the President and Secretary of the Senate.
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