Senate Resolution No. 23 honors the memory of James Randall Rushing and Cynthia Cherise Rushing, who tragically lost their lives in the flooding in Kerr County on July 4, 2025. The resolution reflects on their lives, detailing James's background, including his work at Flowserve and his hobbies of flying drones and volunteering as a sports official. Cynthia, originally from Oxford, Mississippi, was recognized for her career in home health software, her love for reading and science fiction, and her creative pursuits in custom T-shirt making and sewing. Together, they shared a strong bond and were devoted parents to their five children and grandparents to nine grandchildren.

The resolution expresses deep condolences to their family, including their children and grandchildren, as well as their extended family and friends. It acknowledges the profound sadness felt by their loved ones and the community due to their untimely passing. The Texas Senate officially adopted the resolution on September 4, 2025, and it calls for an official copy to be prepared for the Rushing family, ensuring that their memory is honored as the Senate adjourns.