H.R. No. 29 is a resolution honoring the life and contributions of Albert Black, an esteemed educator from Austin who passed away on August 11, 2024, at the age of 75. Born in Crockett, Texas, Black had a distinguished career in education, beginning as an elementary school teacher and principal before advancing to a senior program director at the Texas Education Agency. He later served as the executive director of Child Inc, Head Start, where he significantly expanded the organization's capacity and implemented innovative programs. Black was also actively involved in his community and church, leading various ministries and mentoring young men. His dedication to service earned him numerous accolades, including a 2024 Presidential Volunteer Service Award.

The resolution expresses the Texas House of Representatives' condolences to Black's family, including his wife Kathy, son Elijah, and grandchildren Karis and Trey, as well as his extended family and friends. It acknowledges the profound impact Black had on the lives of many and emphasizes the warmth, kindness, and compassion he shared throughout his life. The resolution concludes with a directive for an official copy to be prepared for his family and states that the House will adjourn in his memory.