H.R. No. 883 is a resolution recognizing the 25th anniversary of Texas EquuSearch, a nonprofit organization founded by Tim Miller in August 2000. Established as a horse-mounted search and recovery team in Galveston County, Texas EquuSearch was created in memory of Miller's daughter, Laura, who was tragically abducted and murdered in 1984. The organization has since evolved into a comprehensive search and recovery service, assisting families and law enforcement in locating missing persons across nearly all 50 states and internationally. Under Miller's leadership, thousands of volunteers have contributed to over 2,800 cases, successfully reuniting more than 800 missing individuals with their families.

The resolution commends Texas EquuSearch for its invaluable contributions over the past quarter-century, highlighting the organization's use of advanced technologies and methodologies in search operations. These include side-scan sonar, ground-penetrating radar, and various search tools such as drones and K-9 teams. The Texas House of Representatives expresses its sincere appreciation for the dedication of the staff and volunteers of Texas EquuSearch, acknowledging their critical role in providing closure to families affected by the trauma of missing loved ones. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared as a token of high regard for the organization.