1st Special Session
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| In Memory | ||
| of | ||
| June Chenault | ||
| WHEREAS, A full and generous life drew to a close with the | ||
| passing of L. June Chenault of Henderson on June 7, 2025, at the | ||
| age of 88; and | ||
| WHEREAS, The daughter of James Overton Crider and Mary Lola | ||
| Richardson Crider, the former June Crider was born in Corsicana | ||
| on May 26, 1937, and she grew up with the companionship of two | ||
| sisters, Mary Jim and Jo Lynn; she later moved with her family to | ||
| Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she graduated in 1955 from Central High | ||
| School; and | ||
| WHEREAS, In the 1970s, Mrs. Chenault embarked on a | ||
| rewarding career in childcare when she opened the Northlake | ||
| Creative Learning Center in Coppell, which she operated for more | ||
| than two decades; she later owned or directed a number of other | ||
| childcare facilities in East Texas; her lifelong love for | ||
| children was further evident in the time she spent serving in | ||
| various leadership positions with her local Girl Scout and Boy | ||
| Scout troops, as well as with the parent-teacher association; a | ||
| woman of strong faith, she was a valued member of the Broad Street | ||
| Church of Christ in Mineola, where she frequently assisted with | ||
| the youth ministry and church events; and | ||
| WHEREAS, Mrs. Chenault took great pride in her three | ||
| children, Cheryl, David, and James, and with the passing years, | ||
| she had the pleasure of seeing her treasured family grow to include | ||
| seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; she was preceded | ||
| in death by her husbands, Harrison Chenault and Roy Bailey; and | ||
| WHEREAS, Although June Chenault is deeply missed, memories | ||
| of her strength of character and her devotion to caring for | ||
| others remain to comfort and inspire those she leaves behind; | ||
| now, therefore, be it | ||
| RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 89th | ||
| Legislature, 1st Called Session, hereby pay tribute to the life | ||
| of L. June Chenault and extend sincere condolences to the members | ||
| of her family: to her children, Cheryl Cupples and her husband, | ||
| Randall, and David Chenault and his wife, Lynna; to her | ||
| grandchildren, April, Ashley, Abbey, Peyton, Lara, Emery, and | ||
| Harrison; to her great-grandchildren; and to her other relatives | ||
| and many friends; and, be it further | ||
| RESOLVED, That an official copy of this Resolution be | ||
| prepared for her family and that when the Texas Senate adjourns | ||
| this day, it do so in memory of June Chenault. | ||
| Hughes | ||
| ________________________________ | ||
| President of the Senate | ||
| I hereby certify that the | ||
| above Resolution was adopted by | ||
| the Senate on August 15, 2025, by | ||
| a rising vote. | ||
| ________________________________ | ||
| Secretary of the Senate | ||
| ________________________________ | ||
| Member, Texas Senate | ||
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Common questions about SR25
Senate Resolution 25 is a ceremonial measure honoring the memory of L. June Chenault and carries no legal weight regarding business operations. It does not amend the Business Organizations Code or impose new regulatory duties; no action is required for any industry.
SR25 was authored by Texas Senator Bryan Hughes during the 1st Special Session.
SR25 was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on August 15, 2025.
The compliance urgency for SR25 is rated as "low". Businesses and organizations should review the requirements and timeline to ensure timely compliance.
The cost impact of SR25 is estimated as "low". This may vary based on industry and implementation requirements.
SR25 addresses topics including resolutions, resolutions--memorial and chenault, l. june.
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