H.R. No. 60 is a resolution honoring the life and contributions of Cacique Jose Sierra Sr., who passed away on August 16, 2025. Born in 1943, Sierra dedicated his life to serving the Tigua people of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo tribe in El Paso, holding various leadership roles including governor, sheriff, tribal judge, and ultimately cacique, or chief, in 2017. His commitment to the community led to the establishment of significant resources such as the YDSP Cultural Center, a health care clinic, and housing developments. He played a crucial role in securing federal and state recognition for the tribe and was instrumental in a U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirming the tribe's gaming rights. Additionally, he worked for over three decades as a location scout in the film industry, showcasing El Paso's unique landscapes.

The resolution expresses condolences to Sierra's family, highlighting his legacy of service, wisdom, and generosity. He is remembered not only for his leadership within the tribe but also for his personal life, being a devoted husband to Irma for 61 years and a proud father and grandfather. The Texas House of Representatives unanimously adopted this resolution on August 27, 2025, to honor his memory and contributions to the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo tribe and the broader community.