Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 27, introduced by Eckhardt, seeks to authorize the burial of Honorable Guy Herman in the State Cemetery of Texas. The resolution highlights Judge Herman's significant contributions to Texas history, particularly in his role as Travis County probate judge since 1985. He is recognized for his exceptional wisdom and compassion in handling sensitive legal matters, mentoring future legal professionals, and advocating for vulnerable populations, especially those with mental health issues. His leadership in the legal community and collaboration with various state organizations have led to beneficial changes in state laws and the establishment of essential health services for residents in need.

The resolution emphasizes Judge Herman's long-standing commitment to improving the legal and mental health systems in Texas, including his involvement in the development of the county's hospital district and the creation of innovative mental health treatment approaches. In recognition of his outstanding service, the Travis County Integral Care has honored him by naming a psychiatric treatment facility after him. The resolution concludes by stating that the burial in the State Cemetery is contingent upon approval from the State Cemetery Committee, in accordance with state law.