The Cameron County Commissioners Court convened on July 1, 2025, to honor Angela Chavira Guillen on the occasion of her ninetieth birthday. The meeting began with the presentation of a proclamation recognizing Mrs. Guillen's significant contributions to her family and community.

The proclamation highlighted Mrs. Guillen's life, detailing her birth in Olivia, Texas, in 1935 as the tenth of eleven children. She married Anastasio Gaetan Guillen in 1950, and together they raised eleven children, all of whom graduated from high school and pursued higher education. The court acknowledged her work at Booth Fisheries and her ownership of the Guillen grocery store, as well as her involvement in developing the Guillen subdivision and establishing the Guillen Community Cemetery.

Following the proclamation, Mrs. Guillen's daughter, Lupita Guillen, expressed gratitude on behalf of the family. She emphasized the importance of faith, family, and community in her mother's life, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs they faced together. Mrs. Guillen's commitment to education and service was evident in her active participation in various community events and her dedication to her children's upbringing.

The meeting concluded with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Mrs. Guillen's legacy, underscoring her role as a matriarch and community member. The court's recognition serves as a testament to her enduring impact on those around her, celebrating not only her longevity but also her contributions to the fabric of Cameron County.