TITLE: In memory of Leo Allen Callaway of Huntsville.

SUMMARY: In memory of Leo Allen Callaway of Huntsville.

FULL TEXT:
WHEREAS, Family and friends are mourning the loss of Leo Allen Callaway of Huntsville, who passed away on April 20, 2013, at the age of 79; and WHEREAS, The son of Samuel Dayton and Minnie Pearl Young Callaway, Mr. Callaway was born in Fred and spent his life in southeast Texas, living in Nederland before settling in Huntsville; before his retirement, he worked as a process operator with Neches Butane Products Company; and WHEREAS, A great outdoorsman, Mr. Callaway loved hunting, fishing, and a variety of sports; more than anything, however, he treasured the time that he spent with his wife, Betty Lou Callaway, and their family, which grew to include nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; Mr. Callaway was predeceased by his son, Leo M. Callaway, and by his stepson, William T. Colley; and WHEREAS, Those fortunate enough to have known Leo Callaway will always remember him with great admiration and affection; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 83rd Texas Legislature hereby pay tribute to the life of Leo Allen Callaway and extend deepest sympathy to the members of his family: to his wife, Betty Lou Callaway; to his son, Robert A. Callaway, and his wife, Paige; to his stepson, Stevie Colley, and his wife, Terri; to his daughter, Phyllis Campbell, and her husband, Huey; to his daughters-in-law, Marilyn Callaway and Pam Colley; to his sisters, Carolyn Hoffman and her husband, Joe, Faye Simpson, and Dollie Gordon; to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and to his many other relatives and friends; 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 Leo Allen Callaway. White Speaker of the House I certify that H.R. No. 2168 was unanimously adopted by a rising vote of the House on May 22, 2013. Chief Clerk of the House