Senate Resolution No. 150 honors the life and legacy of Dr. Charles Wesley Alworth, who passed away on January 2, 2025, at the age of 81. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dr. Alworth pursued an extensive education in electrical engineering, earning multiple degrees from the University of Oklahoma. He had a distinguished career as a professor at Texas A&M University and later worked with Conoco, where he led significant engineering projects and contributed to the field through numerous publications and patents. In addition to his professional achievements, he was actively involved in his community, serving on the Tyler City Council and as mayor pro tem.

The resolution expresses heartfelt sympathy to Dr. Alworth's family and friends, highlighting his dedication as a father and his passion for flying, which earned him the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award. He is remembered fondly by those who knew him, and the Texas Senate officially recognizes his contributions and the impact he had on his community and profession. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for his family, and the Senate will adjourn in his memory.