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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND | |
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IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
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JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2002 | |
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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N | |
EXTENDING CONGRATULATIONS | |
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     Introduced By: Representatives Martineau, and Watson | |
     Date Introduced: May 09, 2002 | |
     Referred To: House read and passed | |
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      WHEREAS, It has been made known to the House that certain persons and organizations |
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are deserving of commendation; and |
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      Nursing Staff at Roger Williams Medical Center; National Nurses Week; |
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      Representative Giannini |
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     Shelia E. Stringfellow, Canvassing Authority clerk and member; her retirement after |
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many years of outstanding and dedicated service to the citizens of the East Providence |
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Community; |
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      Representative Rose |
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     Waterview Villa Nursing and Rehabilitation Center; celebrating nursing home week and |
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your staff's relentless and dedicated efforts in providing loving care to the Waterview Villa |
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community; |
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      Representative Rose |
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     David Chappelle, Troop 117, Warwick; his outstanding achievement in attaining the rank |
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of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and for the honor and distinction you bring upon |
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yourself and your family; |
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      Representative Trillo |
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     American Parkinson’s Disease Association; proclaiming April 2002 as “World |
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Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month”; |
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      Representative Henseler |
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     James C. Bly, Troop 10, Westerly; his outstanding achievement of attaining the rank of |
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Eagle Scout on June 1, 2002 and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your |
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community; |
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      Representative Lewiss |
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     James Gordon John Silvia, Troop 1, Portsmouth; his outstanding achievement of |
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attaining the rank of Eagle Scout on June 8, 2002 and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, |
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family and your community; |
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      Representative Levesque |
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     Rade Jo and Christopher James Batman; the birth of their son, Pierce James on April 11, |
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2002; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Cheryl L. Camara; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 35 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Mercedes R. Clifford; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 32 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Anne Marie Duffy; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 31 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Janice A. Grande; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 30 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Marilyn R. Perry; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 40 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Denise T. Zavota; your outstanding and untiring efforts on behalf of children in your |
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capacity as a teacher and for your 29 years of dedicated service to the East Providence School |
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Department; |
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      Representative Savage |
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     Amanda Dube; being a member of the Providence Jr. Bruins and winning the RI AHA |
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State Championship; |
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      Representative Barr |
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     Pat Mastors, Leisa Young, Sara DeCosta, Carol Bragg, Diane S. Bourne, Armeather |
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Gibbs, Mary Kay Harris, Mary Sylvia Harrison, Cynthia Hiatt, Heather I.H. Horton, Deborah |
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Hudson, Gloria Ison, Bethany Johnson, Lynette Labinger, Mary Santos Lima, Angela V. |
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Lovegrove, Onna Moniz-John, Katherine E. Robinson, Julia Rollins, Christine Roundtree, |
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Rosemary Santos, Lt. Col. Jeannine E. Vachon and Barbara Winters; being “A Woman Who |
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Makes A Difference”; |
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      Representative Cicilline |
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     Domenic Raiola, Head Coach, Mt. Hope Huskies Boys Basketball Team; winning the |
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2001 – 2002 Division II South Championship with a 19-1 League Record and a 26-3 Season |
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Record and being named the 2002 Division II South Coach of the Year; |
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      Representatives Malik, Anguilla and Gallison |
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     Dennis Coelho, Peter McGovern, Kyle Cimbron, Brad LaFleur, Ryan McAllian, Kyle |
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Teixeira, Captain Nick Katkevich, Alex Pirri, Adam Tracy, Zacharee Harris, Harry Goff, Marcel |
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Arsenault, Ben Boldt, Chris Staton, Arron Arcello, Craig Sweet, Ambrose Carroll, Assistant |
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Coach, Greg Sullivan, Assistant Coach and Jack Perry, Assistant Coach; winning the 2001 – 2002 |
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Division II South Championship with a 19-1 League Record and a 26-3 Season Record; |
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      Representatives Malik, Anguilla and Gallison |
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     Cumberland Senior Center; your hard work and effort in being named a Nationally |
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Accredited Senior Center; |
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      Representative Iwuc |
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     Lori Gagnon, Director; your hard work and effort to establish the Cumberland Senior |
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Center as Nationally Accredited Senior Center; |
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      Representative Iwuc |
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     Kerry and Jack McKinnon, Jr.; the joyous occasion of the birth of their son, Daniel James |
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McKinnon on April 5, 2002; |
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      Representatives Amaral and Quick |
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     Deborah Bessette and Robert McSherry; the joyous occasion of their Marriage on March |
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30, 2002; |
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      Representative Amaral |
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     Melanie Hendrick, Wickford Middle School; being awarded first place in the DAR Essay |
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Contest – Pettaquamscutt Division; |
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      Representative Benson |
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     Shannon Read, Wickford Middle School; being awarded first place in the Rhode Island |
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Martin Luther King Essay Contest sponsored by the National Education Association; |
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      Representative Benson |
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     David Leibovitz, Wickford Middle School; being the representative from the Wickford |
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Middle School at the Annual Spelling Bee held at the Providence Journal Bulletin; |
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      Representative Benson |
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     Renaldo Leonelli; the joyous celebration of his 50th Birthday on April 20, 2002; |
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      Representative Lima |
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     Scott A. Sherman; his outstanding contribution to his community through his |
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involvement in the Grange; |
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      Representative Shanley |
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     Karen Clabro; the joyous celebration of her 50th Birthday on April 22, 2002; |
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      Speaker John B. Harwood |
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     Matt Barber, Harry Scott – Bennett and Jordan Segal; Jamestown Robotics After School |
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Program; the Mini-Fridge Team placing 2nd place in the Best Engineered and Programmed |
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Design Award category at the 2002 Robotic Park Awards; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Alex Sakovits, Jason Smith and Victor Lambert; Jamestown Robotics After School |
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Program; the Tsunami Team receiving Honorable Mention in the Best Presentation Award |
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category at the 2002 Robotic Park Award; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Donald Muir, Alex Allaux, Michael Brendlinger, John Raffanelli, Nathaniel Hopkins and |
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Alex Gorelick; Jamestown Robotics After School Program; the Mad-Jam’N Team receiving Best |
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Presentation in the Chain Reaction Event category at the 2002 Robotic Park Award; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Eliza Xhase, Erica Lush and Haley Neale; Jamestown Robotics After School Program; |
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the Snowy Owl Team being recognized for excellent research and presentation in the Interactive |
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Animal Event category at the 2002 Robotic Park Awards; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Frank Halper and Sara Halper; receiving the Amudim Award of 2002 for service to the |
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Providence Hebrew Day School and to the Providence Jewish community as a whole; |
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      Representative Cicilline |
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     Selma Stanzler and Milton Stanzler; receiving the Community Service Award from the |
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Rhode Island Section of the National Council of Jewish Women; |
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      Representative Cicilline |
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     Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Touchette; the joyous occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary on |
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March 10, 2002; |
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      Representative Menard |
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     George L. Armstrong, III; the joyous occasion of his 50th Birthday on April 22, 2002; |
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      Representative Lewiss |
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     Thomas L. Quartromani; the joyous occasion of his 60th Birthday on April 30, 2002; |
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      Representative Lewiss |
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     Dr. Mike Slivia; being named the 2002 Social Worker of the Year for schools by the |
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Rhode Island Chapter of the National Chapter of Social Workers; |
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      Representative Lima |
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     The Jamestown Volunteer Fire Department; receiving the Conanicut Grange #21 |
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Community Service Award for their outstanding and dedicated service to the Jamestown |
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Community; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     The Jamestown Rescue Company; receiving the Conanicut Grange #21 Community |
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Service Award for their outstanding and dedicated service to the Jamestown Community; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     The Jamestown Ambulance Association; receiving the Conanicut Grange #21 |
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Community Service Award for their outstanding and dedicated service to the Jamestown |
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Community; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Ben Nadeau, Brett Uttley, Brain Rubino, Nolan McCaffrey, Michael Donnelly, Rorey |
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Farrell, Paul Botelho, Brian McDevitt, Greg North, Ryan McDermott, Garrick Smith, Dominique |
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Anderson, Jordan Segal, Bill McCaffrey, Head Coach and Jim Donnelly, Assistant Coach; St. |
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Marks; Church; winning the “Diocese of Providence Midget – B Boys Basketball Championship; |
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      Representative William H. Murphy |
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     Edward and Caroline Aldrich; the joyous occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary on |
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September 10, 2002; |
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      Representative Menard |
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     Brian F. Hart, Jr., Dana J. Haakensen and Steven G. Dubois; Troop 1, Diamond Hill; his |
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outstanding achievement of attaining the rank of Eagle Scout on June 16, 2002 and for the |
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distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your community; |
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      Representative Iwuc |
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     Joseph P. Shannon, Troop 4, Gaspee; his outstanding achievement of attaining the rank of |
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Eagle Scout on May 5th, 2002 and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your |
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community; |
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      Representative McNamara |
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     Donna Maytum; being named Volunteer of the Year by the Newport Daily News; |
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      Representative Callahan |
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     Patricia Andrews and James Ruggieri; the joyous occasion of the adoption of your |
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daughter, Mia Srey Teau Ruggieri; |
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      Representative Anguilla |
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     Thomas Joseph Dolan, Troop 3, Newport; your outstanding achievement in the attaining |
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the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and for the honor and distinction it brings |
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upon yourself and your family; |
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      Representative Callahan |
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     Jeffrey G. Robert, Troop 13, Centerville; your outstanding achievement in the attaining |
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the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and for the honor and distinction it brings |
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upon yourself and your family; |
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      Representative Fleury |
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     David R. Chappelle Boy Scouts of America; his outstanding achievement of attaining the |
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rank of Eagle Scout, and the distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your community; |
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      Representative Knickle |
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     Mr. and Mrs. William Gray; the joyous and momentous occasion of their 50th Wedding |
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Anniversary; |
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      Representative M. Anderson |
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     Brendan K. Shorter, Troop 12, Berkley-Ashton; his outstanding achievement of attaining |
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the rank of Eagle Scout and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your |
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community; |
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      Representatives Iwuc and Reilly |
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     Coventry Police Department; their professionalism and compassion in dealing with the |
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victims of Domestic Violence in the Town of Coventry; |
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      Representative S. Anderson |
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     Thomas Joseph Dolan, Troop #3, Newport; his outstanding achievement in attaining the |
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rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and for the honor and distinction it brings upon |
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yourself and your family; |
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      Representative Long |
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     Stephanie Ann Davis and Thomas Alfred Fagan; the joyous occasion of the birth of their |
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son, Tyler Paul Fagan on April 14, 2002; |
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      Representative Long |
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     Barbara Paiva; being the recipient of the 2002 Caregiver Hero Award presented by the |
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Rhode Island Assisted Living Association; |
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      Representative Long |
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     Dr. Patricia Fletcher; her visit to Rhode Island as key note speaker for the National |
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Association of Colored Women’s Club, Inc., Newport Chapter; |
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      Representative Long |
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     Susan Hawkes, Speech Pathologist; her outstanding and dedicated service to the Rhode |
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Island Department of Health Early Intervention Program; |
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      Representative Palumbo |
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     Silva Lake Olneyville Little League; the joyous celebration of their 50th Anniversary on |
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May 5th, 2002; |
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      Representative Lima |
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     Paul Granve, Jr.; his 47th year with the Silva Lake Little League; |
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      Representative Lima |
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     Erica Waltonen, Rhode Island College ; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative George |
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     Caitlin Schimmel, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Menard |
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     Brandee Trainer, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Carter |
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     Alexander Gracia, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Fleury |
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     Kimberly Warrington, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Benson |
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     Cynthia Murray, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Speaker John B. Harwood |
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     Timothy Rudd, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode |
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Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Sherlock |
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     Shannon Hughey, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative McNamara |
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     Justin Deveau, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode |
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Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Speaker John B. Harwood |
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     Joyelle Galli, Rhode Island College; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode |
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Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative George |
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     Jose Villasenor, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Wasylyk |
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     Gulshan Arora, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative William J. Murphy |
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     Alyson St. Amand, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the |
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House and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Fleury |
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     Eleanor Killi, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Fox |
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     Jillian Krebs, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Aiken |
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     Jose Zarraga, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Wasylyk |
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     Ivonne Lopez, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative McNamara |
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     Jessica Corwin, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Mumford |
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     Leszek Kot, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House |
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and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Majority Leader Gerard M. Martineau |
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     Jennifer Brodeur, Community College of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the |
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House and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Amaral |
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     Dan Pearce, University of Rhode Island; receiving the Speaker of the House and the |
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Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – Athlete Award; |
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      Representative Pires |
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     Yolanda Bogacz, Michael Charles, Denise King, Collin Loney, Paul Picciotti, Dennis |
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Richards, Amy Taylor, Kathleen Wall and Catherine Zanni; University of Rhode Island; |
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receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode Island House of Representatives Scholar – |
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Athlete Award; |
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      Speaker John B. Harwood |
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     Dr. Julie Gugliemetti Landrio; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode Island |
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House of Representatives Athletic Alumnae Award; |
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      Speaker John B. Harwood |
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     Matt Gill, Jr.; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode Island House of |
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Representatives Athletic Alumnus Award; |
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      Representative Lally, Jr. |
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     William Holland; receiving the Speaker of the House and the Rhode Island House of |
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Representatives Athletic Alumnus Award; |
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      Representative Caprio |
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     The students of Johnston High School; the Johnston High School Academic Decathlon |
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Team achieving First Place in the Statewide Super Quiz and Second Place in the 2002 Rhode |
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Island State Academic Decathlon Competition; |
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      Representatives Cerra and Voccola |
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     Greg Russo and Jean Picano Coaches; your outstanding commitment to educating and |
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coaching the students on the Johnston High School Academic Decathlon Team; |
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      Representatives Cerra and Voccola |
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     Louise Denham; being nominated as the Teacher of the Year Candidate for the George C. |
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Calef School; |
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      Representative Cerra |
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     Dom Raiola and Lou Annarummo; the distinguished honor of being inducted into the |
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Sons of Italy Sports Hall of Fame on April 27, 2002; |
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      Representative Anguilla |
10-14 |
     Jeffrey G. Robert, Troop 13, Centerville; your outstanding achievement in attaining the |
10-15 |
rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and for the honor and distinction it brings upon |
10-16 |
yourself and your family; |
10-17 |
      Representative Fleury |
10-18 |
     Abigail and Zachary Baltensperger, Carolyn and Kathleen Bolton, Ruthi Clarkin, James |
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and Stephen Ferguson, Andrew and Bethany Finn, Aaron and Janene Hennig, Taiyo Johnston, |
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Lauren Knight, Andrew and Meg McQuaide, Emily Mehrer, Jackie and Rachael Stamp, Anna |
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Vaccaro, Barry and Katy Wallace; the Teen Pact Week held in the Rhode Island State House |
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from May 6, - May 9, 2002 and for your dedication and desire to become tomorrows Leaders; |
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      Representative Bierman |
10-24 |
     Catherine DeAngelis, Andrew Lazouras, Ka man Poon, Jessica Simmons and Briana |
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Toegemann; your efforts and accomplishment in the field of art and for your contribution of |
10-26 |
visual art to the State of Rhode Island; |
10-27 |
      Representative Savage |
10-28 |
     Jonna Lynn Hole Conheeny and Adam Thomas Conheeny; the joyous occasion of the |
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birth of their daughter, Adeleine Lynn Conheeny on April 12, 2002; |
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      Representative Amaral |
10-31 |
     Dr. Ralph Pratt and Dr. Amy Pratt; receiving the community citizen award for the |
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Moosup Valley Grange; |
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      Representative Gorham |
11-1 |
     Frank Thomas Hoder, Alexander J. DeWhirst and John Eric Franchi, Troop 2; your |
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outstanding achievement of attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in the boy Scouts of America and |
11-3 |
for the honor and distinction it brings upon yourself and your family; |
11-4 |
      Representative Savage |
11-5 |
     George and Marie Case; the joyous and momentous occasion of their 50th Wedding |
11-6 |
Anniversary; |
11-7 |
      Representative San Bento |
11-8 |
     Barcelia Bropleh, Igor Lima, Benjamin Masse, Lindsay Michaela Grant, Ngoneh Ashely |
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Gaye, Monica Botelho, Jose Sanchez, Jayson Sanchez and Amanda Collins; being inducted into |
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the 2002 Pawtucket Team Hall of Fame on April 30, 2002; |
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      Representative McNamara |
11-12 |
     Julien Bessette and Robert Forcier; the distinguished honor of receiving the Aram Pothier |
11-13 |
French Heritage Award from the Rhode Island Historical Society Richelieu International on April |
11-14 |
29, 2002; |
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      Majoirty Leader Gerard M. Martineau |
11-16 |
     Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph DePetro; the joyous and momentous occasion of their 50th |
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Wedding Anniversary on May 3rd, 2002; |
11-18 |
      Representative Lally, Jr. |
11-19 |
     Johnathan Christopher Freitag, Troop 1, Narragansett; his outstanding achievement of |
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attaining the rank of Eagle Scout and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, family and your |
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community; |
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      Representative Lally, Jr. |
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     Warwick Area Career and Technical Center; their victory in the 2002 National |
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Automotive Technology Team Competition; |
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      Representative Naughton |
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     Gregory Paul and Christopher Scotti; their victory in the 2002 National Automotive |
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Technology Team Competition; |
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      Representative Naughton |
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     Carlos Contreras, Jr., Mora Con, Sandra Roman, Orlando L. Serrano, Peter M. Knap, |
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Joaquin Jr. Santos, Luis Nunez, Lillian Vazquez, Paul L. Zangari, Pablo Nijares, Arnaldo Pabon, |
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Jr. and Wendy M. Santos; your outstanding participation in the local production “Development" |
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and your contribution to the Latin – American filmmaking industry in the State of Rhode Island; |
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      Representative Tejada |
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     The Rancho Folclorico de S. Antonio; the joyous celebration of their 25th Anniversary; |
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      Representative Pires |
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     The Rancho Folclorico do Clube Portugues Mississauga; your visit to the State of Rhode |
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Island; |
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      Representative Pires |
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     Richard Williams, Terry Lawrence and Corey Blyther; his outstanding and dedicated |
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service as a Volunteer to the youth and members of the Southside Football Team; |
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      Representative Williams |
12-8 |
     Whitney Andrews, Hana Earley, Molly Flanagan and Carley Jacobson; your contribution |
12-9 |
of Visual Art to the State of Rhode Island; |
12-10 |
      Representative Story |
12-11 |
     Yaremi Isabella Grullon; receiving the Youth Caring for Others 2002 National Award; |
12-12 |
      Representative Lima |
12-13 |
     Tracey Bailey – Gates, North Smithfield Public School; being honored as a Rhode Island |
12-14 |
Distinguished Educator and receiving the 2001 Presidential Award Math and Sciences; |
12-15 |
      Representative Winfield |
12-16 |
     Dorothy Ainley, Smithfield Public School; being honored as a Rhode Island |
12-17 |
Distinguished Educator and receiving the 2001 Presidential Award Math and Sciences; |
12-18 |
      Representative Winfield |
12-19 |
     Paddy Maroney, King of the Irish Travel Industry; the joyous celebration of his 60th |
12-20 |
Birthday |
12-21 |
      Representative Carter |
12-22 |
     The Honorable June N. Gibbs, State Senator; being named the 2002 Woman of the Year |
12-23 |
by the Rhode Island Commission on Women; |
12-24 |
      Representatives Callahan and Long |
12-25 |
     Thomas Parillo; being named Cumberland High School Class of 2002 Valedictorian; |
12-26 |
      Representatives Iwuc and Reilly |
12-27 |
     Paul M. Tellier; being named Cumberland High School Class of 2002 Salutatorian; |
12-28 |
      Representatives Iwuc and Reilly |
12-29 |
     Steven Lombardi and John Lydin, LaSalle Academy; being selected to the 2002 |
12-30 |
Providence Journal All-State Hockey 1st Team; |
12-31 |
      Representative Gallison |
12-32 |
     Stacey Anne Rose Partington; receiving the Youth Caring of Others 2002 International |
12-33 |
Award; |
12-34 |
      Representative Gallison |
13-1 |
     Alexandria DiRaimo; receiving the Sacrament of Conformation on April 19, 2002; |
13-2 |
      Representative Lima |
13-3 |
     Mark Fugere; the joyous celebration of his 40th Birthday; |
13-4 |
      Representative Winfield |
13-5 |
      The Honorable Maxine Leah Bradford Shavers, Second Vice Chair for the Rhode Island |
13-6 |
Minority Caucus; the distinguished honor of being elected the 2002 Grand Worthy Matron of the |
13-7 |
Prince Hall Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star State of Rhode Island; |
13-8 |
      Representatives Almeida and Williams |
13-9 |
      Tiffany Goulet; Michael Williams; Preeti Kinha; Gramos Saliu; Krystal Bergeron; |
13-10 |
Phaonaline Inthaphone; Michael Brannan; Lauren Silva; Stephanie Geer; Valerie Damon-Leduc; |
13-11 |
Cindy Sounthonevat; Marissa Groleau; Margaret Keach; Wilmari Marin; Brian Fontaine; Jill |
13-12 |
Oberhelman; Angela Albanese; Felix Navarro-Vasquez; Angelica Padula; being named Student |
13-13 |
of the Third Quarter, 2002 at the Woonsocket Middle School; |
13-14 |
      Representative Picard |
13-15 |
      Students of Leo A. Savoie School; Mathew Ledouz, Captain; Joseph Harty; Steven |
13-16 |
Harty; Breann Plante; Anthony Medina; Taylor Benvenuti; Corey Coutu; Elisier Hidalgo; Joseph |
13-17 |
Sloan; Jessica Martinelli; Shawn Sylvestre; your outstanding accomplishment in winning the |
13-18 |
2002 Savoie Floor Hockey League Championship; |
13-19 |
      Representative Picard |
13-20 |
      Students of Kendrick Avenue School: Jazmine Roman; Misty Morin; Briana Lemire; |
13-21 |
Giselle Colon; Angela Phongsavan; your outstanding accomplishment of being named Student of |
13-22 |
the Month for April, 2002; |
13-23 |
      Representative Picard |
13-24 |
      Warren A. Goolgasian; on having scored a hole-in-one on the Glocester Country Clubs' |
13-25 |
Treacherous 18th hole also known as the "Devil's Domicile"; |
13-26 |
      Representative Winfield |
13-27 |
      Members of the Rhode Island Yacht Club; the joyous and momentous occasion of their |
13-28 |
127th Annual Commissioning Day; |
13-29 |
      Representatives McNamara and Hetherington |
13-30 |
      4th Grade Students of Wilbur-McMahon School; Rachel Charland; Dylan Evans; Joshua |
13-31 |
Manchester; Sara Petrarca; Jill Sartini; Timothy Wetzel; Joshua Cord; Karyssa Holewka; Chelsea |
13-32 |
Medeiros; Alyssa Pineau; Kelsey Shanklin; Benjamin Wyatt; Carol Belair, Teacher; Meghan |
13-33 |
Eddy; Danielle Jennings; Alexander Oliveira; Nicholas Reis; Kathryn Tirpaeck; Hattie Young; |
13-34 |
Zane Allen; Elias DeSouza; Patricia Fontaine; Zachary Kapstein; Jason Moniz; Nicole Ouellette; |
14-1 |
Amanda Powers; Carl Berg; Patrick Devaney; Blair Goodman; Colin Massa; Dillon Oliveira; |
14-2 |
Katherine Quigley; Patrick Brown; Rachel Enwright; Emily Goodman; Kadie Mercier; Michael |
14-3 |
O'Neil; Julie Zarriello; Dietra Medeiros, Teacher; your visit to the Rhode Island State House on |
14-4 |
Wednesday, June 12, 2002; |
14-5 |
     Representative Quick |
14-6 |
      Students of Lincoln Middle School Lady Lions; Bethany O'Dell; Kelly Martin; Emily |
14-7 |
Karagozian; Marissa Dursin; Erin Macro; Stacie-Lee Clark; Shayna Daugherty; Stephanie |
14-8 |
Kishfy; Miranda Varr, Manager; 7th grade Danielle Cartier; Diana Ricci; Nicole Bourdony; |
14-9 |
Courtney Couture; Kayla Couture; Ashley Harris; Julie Paradis; Sarah Adams; Shelly Allard, |
14-10 |
Coach; Ron Allard, Assistant Coach; your outstanding accomplishment in winning the 2002 Girls |
14-11 |
Middle School Basketball State Championship on February 15, 2002; |
14-12 |
Representatives Menard and Barr |
14-13 |
      Michael P. Larocque; the joyous celebration of his 50th Birthday on April 28, 2002; |
14-14 |
Representative Winfield |
14-15 |
      T. Michael & Kerrie A. Lawton; the joyous occasion of the birth of their twins; |
14-16 |
      Representative Winfield |
14-17 |
      Josephine Brown, Rhode Island State, President; your extraordinary dedication, |
14-18 |
commitment and loyalty to the National Association of Colored Women's Club, Inc.; |
14-19 |
      Representative Shavers |
14-20 |
      Shirley Cook, Local President; your extraordinary dedication, commitment and loyalty to |
14-21 |
the National Association of Colored Women's Club, Inc.; |
14-22 |
      Representative Shavers |
14-23 |
      Tim Dubois, Mt. Hope High School; being selected to the 2002 Providence Journal Class |
14-24 |
B Boys Swimming 1st Team in the 50 Free Style and 2nd Team in the 100 Free Style; |
14-25 |
Representatives Gallison and Anguilla |
14-26 |
      Sarah Roy Ripa & Lloyd V. Ripa, Jr.; the joyous occasion of the birth of their son, |
14-27 |
Alexander Lloyd Ripa on March 12, 2002; |
14-28 |
      Representative Long |
14-29 |
      Benjamin M. Octeau; your selection by the Ashaway Volunteer Fire Association as the |
14-30 |
2001-2002 Junior Fire Fighter of the Year for outstanding service to the Department and |
14-31 |
community; |
14-32 |
     Representative Kennedy |
15-1 |
      Chris M. Kugler; your selection by the Ashaway Volunteer Fire Association as the 2001- |
15-2 |
2002 Fire Fighter of the Year for outstanding service to the Department and community; |
15-3 |
Representative Kennedy |
15-4 |
      Richard Greene; your selection by the Ashaway Ambulance Association Inc. as the 2001- |
15-5 |
2002 Fire Fighter of the Year for outstanding service to the Department and community; |
15-6 |
Representative Kennedy |
15-7 |
      David Godena; your selection by the Ashaway Ambulance Association Inc. as the 2001- |
15-8 |
2002 Emergency Medical Technician of the Year for outstanding service to the Department and |
15-9 |
community; |
15-10 |
     Representative Kennedy |
15-11 |
      NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT |
15-12 |
     RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives hereby extends to the aforesaid persons |
15-13 |
and organizations its very best wishes on this memorable occasion and expresses the hope for |
15-14 |
continued good fortune; and be it further |
15-15 |
     RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State is hereby respectfully requested to transmit a |
15-16 |
properly inscribed citation to each of the aforesaid. |
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