The Senate of the State of Texas has adopted a resolution recognizing Annette Holmes for her remarkable 46 years of service to the state, culminating in her retirement as a senior analyst for the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts after 31 years in that role. A Texas native and graduate of Bishop College, Holmes has dedicated her career to effective governance and policymaking, holding various positions in state and local government. Notably, she served as the executive director of the Legislative Black Caucus, where she advocated for underrepresented communities, and contributed significantly to the Texas Senate and local governance through her work with several legislators and Travis County Commissioner Hank Gonzalez.

Throughout her tenure at the Comptroller's office, Holmes was instrumental in promoting transparency and fiscal responsibility, earning the respect of her colleagues and community leaders alike. Beyond her professional accomplishments, she has actively participated in her community through her church and charitable organizations. The resolution commends her contributions to Texas and extends congratulations on her retirement, highlighting her commitment to public service as an inspiring example for future generations.