Senate Resolution No. 153 recognizes the significant contributions of the Women's Symphony League of Tyler to the arts community in East Texas over the past 70 years. Founded in 1955 by a group of five women, the league has played a crucial role in promoting the East Texas Symphony Orchestra (ETSO) and has raised millions of dollars to support music education in the region. The league's volunteers assist at orchestra performances and provide essential support, such as meals and housing for visiting musicians. Under the leadership of President Holly Long Burke, the league has grown to over 500 active members and continues to oversee initiatives like the Junior Symphony League and scholarship programs for aspiring musicians.

The resolution commends the Women's Symphony League for its enduring impact on music education and the cultural landscape of East Texas, expressing gratitude for the dedication of its members, both past and present. It extends best wishes for the future of the organization and directs that an official copy of the resolution be prepared as a token of high regard from the Texas Senate. The resolution was adopted by the Senate on February 26, 2025.