Senate Resolution No. 130 commemorates the 100th anniversary of Memorial Park in Houston, which was officially established in 1924 to honor soldiers who trained at the former Camp Logan during World War I. The park was created through the efforts of Will and Mike Hogg, who purchased the land and sold it to the City of Houston at cost, with conservationist Ima Hogg playing a crucial role in its preservation over the years. Today, Memorial Park spans 1,500 acres and is managed by the Memorial Park Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that has raised over $3.2 million for the park's maintenance and development.

The resolution highlights the park's significance as a recreational space for millions of visitors each year, offering various athletic facilities and amenities, including trails, picnic areas, and the acclaimed Memorial Park Golf Course. The Texas Senate expresses its best wishes for the future of Memorial Park and acknowledges the contributions of those involved in its stewardship. An official copy of the resolution will be provided to the Memorial Park Conservancy as a token of appreciation from the Texas Senate.