Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor my good friend and esteemed successor from the great legislative district of Texas-29 on the occasion of his retirement as State representative. Since taking office in 2013, he has been a staunch defender of Texas constitutional rights. His leadership has been pivotal in securing funding for Texas roads, supporting our public schools, and fighting to protect our border. His unwavering commitment to our State has been felt across Texas. Ed has stood firm against Federal overreach, championed policies that protect the unborn, and defended our religious liberties. Ed's legacy of principled leadership and courage will be deeply missed. Mr. Speaker, it is with great admiration and respect that I thank my good friend for his leadership. Southeast Texas and the great State of Texas are better because of him. Brenda Gail and I wish him and his bride, Freddie, all the best in his well-deserved retirement. May God bless him and Freddie in their retirement, and may God continue to bless Texas. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
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