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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND

IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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

     Introduced By: Representatives Martineau, and Watson

     Date Introduced: May 30, 2002

     Referred To: House read and passed

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      WHEREAS, It has been made known to the House of Representatives that certain

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persons and organizations are deserving of commendation; and

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      Cory Stad, Central Falls, High School; receiving the 2002 Lieutenant Governor’s

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Leadership Awards for demonstrating outstanding leadership and commitment to your

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community;

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      Representative Faria

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     Derek LaFlamme, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Intersholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV First Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Runner Back;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Michael Loggia, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Second Team All-State and Division IV

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First Team in Boys Football as an Offensive Lineman;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Christopher Caswell, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV First Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Kicker;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Justin Hazard, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Second Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a RunnerBack;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Joshua Cardinal, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Second Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Linebacker;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jeffrey Murphy, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Second Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Kick Returner;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     James Provuncher, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Second Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Quarterback;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Nate Potter, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Third Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as an Offensive Lineman;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Ryan Gagne, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division IV Third Team for Offense in

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Boys Football as a Defensive Back;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     James Nigrelli, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Open Division-West First Team in Boys

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Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Joshua Belongie, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Open Division-West Second Team in

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Boys Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     James Gordon, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Open Division-West Third Team in Boys

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Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Caitlin Schneidenbach, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode

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Island Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division II First Team in Girls

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Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Kristen Carlson, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division II Second Team in Girls Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Michaela Cardinal, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division II Third Team in Girls Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Kristen Cole, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Division II Third Team in Girls Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Kate Fales, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Sportsmanship Award recipient in Girls

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Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Nicholas Borsay, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 First Team All-State and First Team

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Division I in Boys Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Eric Whewell, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 First Team All-State and First Team

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Division I in Boys Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Colin Goodwin, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Second Team All-State and Second

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Team Division I in Boys Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Timothy Riordan, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Third Team Division I in Boys

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Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Rebecca Anderson, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 First Team Southern Division in Girls

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Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Shaun Horgan, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 First Team Southern Division in Boys

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Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     William Adams, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Third Team Southern Division in Boys

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Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Betsey Jones, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Class C-South First Team for the

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Doubles Competition in Girls Tennis;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Liz Duell, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Class C-South First Team for the

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Doubles Competition in Girls Tennis;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Lindsay Gilligan, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Class C-South Second Team for the

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Singles Competition in Girls Tennis;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Sarah Hubbling, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Sportsmanship Award recipient in Girls

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Tennis;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Mary Serdakowski, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 First Team Division II in Girls Field

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Hockey;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Shannon Tibbitts, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Second Team Division II in Girls Field

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Hockey;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Caitlin McGlaflin, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2001 Third Team Division II in Girls Field

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Hockey;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Anthony Denice; your outstanding achievement of winning the State Geographic Bee and

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competing in the National Geographic Bee in Washington, D.C. on May 20, 2002;

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      Representative Watson

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     Emily Mushen; your hard work and dedicated service to the Rhode Island House of

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Representatives in your capacity as an Intern for the 2002 Legislative session;

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      Representative Quick

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     Kaitlin Fitzgerald, North Providence High School; receiving the 2002 Lieutenant

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Governor’s Leadership Award for demonstrating outstanding leadership and commitment to your

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community;

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      Representatives Schadone and Corvese

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     Paul Pinault, Executive Director Narragansett Bay Commission; the prestigious honor of

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being elected President of the Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies;

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     Speaker John B. Harwood, Majority Leader Gerard M.

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Martineau and Representatives McCauley and Barr

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     Robert J. and Barbara J. Deveau; the joyous and momentous occasion of their 50th

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Wedding Anniversary on February 23, 2002;

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      Representative William H. Murphy

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     Lieutenant Milton Aldrich; his 50 years of loyal and dedicated service with the Harmony

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Fire Department;

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      Deputy Speaker Thomas Winfield

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     Jasper C. & Jeannine M. Bel Williamson ; the joyous and momentous occasion of their

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50th Wedding Anniversary on April 19, 2002;

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      Representative Callahan

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     Lawrence Witherow; the joyous and momentous occasion of his 80th Birthday on May

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19, 2002;

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      Representative Quick

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     John Barton; your installation as Adjutant with the Anthony C. Almeida, VFW Post 237,

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Bristol, Rhode Island;

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      Representatives Anguilla and Gallison

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     Anthony C. Desmarais; your installation as Post Quarter Master with the Anthony C.

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Almeida VFW Post 237, Bristol, Rhode Island;

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      Representatives Anguilla and Gallison

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     Carl W. Antonevich; your installation as Jr. Vice Commander with the Anthony C.

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Almeida VFW Post 237, Bristol, Rhode Island;

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      Representatives Anguilla and Gallison

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     James J. O’Donnel; your installation as Senior Vice Commander with the Anthony C.

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Almeida VFW Post 237, Bristol, Rhode Island;

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      Representatives Anguilla and Gallison

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     Arthur E. Bazinet; your installation as Commander with the Anthony C. Almeida VFW

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Post 237, Bristol, Rhode Island;

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      Representatives Anguilla and Gallison

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     Meliza Fatima Lopes, Charles E. Shea High School; receiving the 2002 Lieutenant

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Governor’s Leadership Award for demonstrating outstanding leadership and commitment to your

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community;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Joe E. Berlanga; your fortitude and resolution which earned you the promotion to the

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rank of Lieutenant Colonel with the Air National Guard 162nd, Fighting Wing;

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      Representative Benson

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     Katherine Lynn Palizza; the joyous occasion of the celebration of your 21st Birthday on

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May 21, 2002;

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      Representative Corvese

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     Anne Marie Kachanis, R.N., William M. Davies, Jr. Career & Technical High School;

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being named to the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids Honor Roll” for working toward creating and

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maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing schools;

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      Representatives Barr and Menard

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     Lincoln Middle School/High School Health Programs; receiving the “Program

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Development Award” from the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids Honor Roll” for working toward

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creating and maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing schools;

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      Representatives Barr and Menard

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     Guy Murgo; receiving the “Program Development Award” from the “Healthy Schools

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Healthy Kids Honor Roll” for working toward creating and maintaining safe, healthy and

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nurturing schools;

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      Representatives Barr and Menard

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     Jay Maselli, M.ED; receiving a Masters Degree in Education with an emphasis in

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Reading;

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      Representative Smith

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     Christy L. Hetherington; being named the 2002 Valedictorian of Roger Williams

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University, Law School;

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      Representative Anguilla

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     North Kingstown Beechwood, House Senior Center; receiving a National Accredition

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from the National Council on Aging;

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      Representatives Benson, Carter and Henseler

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     Tolman High School City Walk; being named to the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids

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Honor Roll” for working toward creating and maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing schools;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Chef Charis Iradeous and Chef Kypros Mitas; your exceptional culinary expertise in the

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world of cuisine;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Elementary Health/Physical Education Program, Harold Smith, J.L. McGuire School;

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receiving the “Program Development Award” from the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids Honor

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Roll” for working toward creating and maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing school;

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      Representatives Schadone and Corvese

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     Iwona Rusek; the distinguished honor of being named the 2002 Senior Class

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Valedictorian from Tolman High School;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Scott Ferguson; the distinguished honor of being named the 2002 Senior Class

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Salutatorian from Tolman High School;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Alison J. Barker, Mt. Hope High School; the distinguished honor being named the 2002

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Senior Class Valedictorian;

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      Representatives Anguilla, Gallison and Malik

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     Mark Ramos, Mt. Hope High School; the distinguished honor of being named the 2002

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Senior Class Salutatorian;

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      Representatives Anguilla, Gallison and Malik

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     Matt Aldinger, Adam Andreozzi, Adrian Collins, Mike Halle, Robert Johnson, Nathaniel

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Kwapo, Moses Sonko, Jarred Starnino, Francis McManus, Anthony Paolucci, Jerrelle Upchurch,

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Nick Gerardi, Richard Saban, Michael Wolpert, Todd Keefe, Coach, Richard Deautsch, Coach

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and Anthony Paolucci, Coach; Classical High School; winning the 2001-2002 Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Division I AA Boys Basketball Championship;

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      Representative Smith

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     Ansu Baysah, Leandro Bonvehi, Paul Chobanian, Ryan Dixon, Anthony Hengrasmy,

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Momodou Jobe, Terrance Myers, Carlos Neves, Nick Palazzo, Richard Palazzo, John Pena,

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Nicholas Thibeault, Robert Veophed, William Francis, Olasani Fujah, Anthony Gould, Bosung

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Kim, Marc Mauro, Jitsprey Moth, Raymond Palazzo, Joseph Pucci, Abra Seng, Manny Taveras,

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Jerrelle Upchurch, Michael Varela, James Wise, Robert J. Palazzo, Coach, Mike Green, Coach

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and Robert Albanese, Coach; Classical High School; winning the 2001-2002 Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Boys Indoor Track Metropolitan Division, Class C State, and J.V. State

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Championships;

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      Representative Smith

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     The students of Classical High School; winning the Rhode Island Interscholastic League

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Football Division IV Regular Season Championship and being Superbowl Finalist;

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      Representative Smith

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     Ed Wnuk, Head Coach, Robert Albanese, Asst. Coach and Robert Palazzo, Asst. Coach;

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Classical High School; winning the Rhode Island Interscholastic League Football Division IV

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Regular Season Championship and being Superbowl Finalist;

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      Representative Smith

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     The students of Classical High School; winning the 2001-2002 Rhode Island

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Interscholastic League Division I Central Girls Basketball Championship and being State

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Championship Finalists;

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      Representative Smith

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     Tom Conor, Coach and Ken Wnuk, Coach. Classical High School; winning the 2001-

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2002 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division I Central Girls Basketball Championship and

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being State Championship Finalist;

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      Representative Smith

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     Sabrina Howard, Jeremy Virella, Ivyonna Cava, Jalisa Niguyen, Rebecca Reiner,

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Michael Laplante and Elizandra Polanco; Kendrick Avenue Elementary School; your outstanding

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accomplishment of being named “Student of the Month” for May 2002;

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      Representative Picard

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     Kayla Durkin, Stephanie Bessette, Amanda Arnold, Crystal Lavallee, Michael Giguere,

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Anthony Lake, Brittany McArthur, Kristen Vongsa, Aaron Andrews, Jennifer Nguyen, Jennifer

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Lawrence, Travis Vaillant, Jacob Oliveira, Rebecca Kalif, Natalie DeChristofaro, Angela

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Henault, Michael Catteau, Emily L’Esperance, Leo Cote, Eric Lundquist and Chelsea Niquette;

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Leo A. Savoie School; your outstanding accomplishment of being named “Student of the Month”

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for May 2002;

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      Representative Picard

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     Stephen Alvarez, Katie Arias, Trong Au, Katherine Matias, Cora Khongsouvankham,

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Megan Kostas, Jessica Savanhxayarath, Ashley Gray, Brittany Morgan, Juan Doyle, Christopher

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Sieder, Dillion Soucy, Cesar Andino and Keisha Rivera; Social Street Elementary School; your

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outstanding accomplishment of being named “Student of the Month” for April/May 2002;

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      Representative Picard

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     Danielle Lareau, Joshua L’ Etoile, Melissa Priest, Matthew Bastien, Bethany Tuttle,

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Richard Piette, Danielle Castonguay, Jessica Belcourt and William Champagne; Woonsocket

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High School; your outstanding achievement of being named Villa Novan of the Quarter, 2002;

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      Representative Picard

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     The students of Citizens Memorial Elementary; your outstanding accomplishment of

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being named “Student of the Month” for April 2002 and for responsibility you display everyday;

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      Representative Picard

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     Helen L. Walsh, Town Clerk; her retirement after 25 years of faithful service to the Town

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of Westerly;

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      Representative Lewiss

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     Bishop D.P. Dove; the joyous celebration of your 51st Birthday;

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      Representative Almeida

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     Nicholas Condon; your outstanding dedication to community service;

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      Representative Trillo

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     Stephen Thornton; his retirement after many years of dedicated service in the field of

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education as Superintendent of William M. Davies, Jr. Career and Technical High School;

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      Representative Menard

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     Community Leadership Institute; being named to the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids

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Honor Roll” for working toward creating and maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing schools;

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      Representative Lima

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     Mary Daly; her retirement after 13 years of loyal and dedicated service with the Office of

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Secretary of State;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and

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     Majority Leader Gerard M. Martineau

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     Lieutenant Beneditto Lanni; his retirement after 39 years of distinguished service with the

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Providence Police Department;

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      Representative Giannini

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     Alice Brady; her graduation from Providence College with a Masters Degree in

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Counseling;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Daniel Brady; his graduation from Bryant College with a Degree in Marketing;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Mark Brady; his graduation from Providence College with a bachelor of Science Degree

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and earning the distinction of setting and academic record in biology while attaining a 4.0 grade

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point average;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Edward Brady; his graduation from Mount St. Charles Academy on June 8, 2002;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Michelle Beth Morgan and Christopher John Monteiro; the joyous occasion of their

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Marriage on May 25, 2002;

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      Representative Gorham

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     Karen Haidemenos; her strength and courage as a 5-year cancer survivor and her

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dedicated efforts in raising funds for cancer research;

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      Representative Ginaitt

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     The American Legion Riverside, Post 10; your unselfish efforts honoring the memories

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of those men and women who have given the American people the opportunity to live in peace

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and liberty;

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      Representative Sullivan

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     Todd Andrew Murano; your graduation from Gallaudet University in Washington D.C.

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with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education for the Teaching Profession;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Mary Serdakowski, Chariho Regional High School; receiving the 2001-2002 “Female

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Athlete of the Year” Award from the Chariho Sports Boosters Club;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jeff Murphy, Chariho Regional High School; receiving the 2001-2002” Male Athlete of

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the Year” Award from the Chariho Sports Boosters Club;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Nicholas Borsay, Chariho Regional High School; receiving the 2001-2002 “Male Scholar

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Athlete of the Year” Award from the Chariho Sports Boosters Club;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Caitlin McGlafin, Chariho Regional High School; receiving the 2001-2002 “Female

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Outstanding Sportsmanship Award” from the Chariho Sports Boosters Club;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Shaun Horgan, Chariho Regional High School; receiving the 2001-2002 “Male

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Outstanding Sportsmanship Award” from the Chariho Sports Boosters Club;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     George LaFond; your many years of outstanding dedication and service to the students of

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Chariho Regional High School as a teacher and coach of sports teams;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Dr. James Vetelino; your many years of outstanding service and dedication to the

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students of Chariho Regional High School as a teacher administrator and athletic booster;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Terrance Myers, Classical High School; your outstanding accomplishment in being

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named to the 2001 All American Outdoor Track Team;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Moses Sonko, Classical High School; your outstanding accomplishment in being

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nominated to the McDonalds All American Basketball Team;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Jarred Starnino, Classical High School; your outstanding accomplishment in being

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nominated to the McDonalds All American Basketball Team;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Nicholas Palazzo, Classical High School; your outstanding accomplishment in being

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named to the 2001 All American Outdoor Track Team;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Paul Chonanian, Classical High School; your outstanding accomplishment in being

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named to the 2001 All American Outdoor Track Team;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Audrey Wilkinson; being a recipient of the 2002 “Woonsocket High School Journalism

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Award” for Excellence in Journalism;

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      Representative Picard

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     Lauren Ouimette; being a recipient of the 2002 “Woonsocket High School Journalism

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Award” for Outstanding Achievement in Journalism;

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      Representative Picard

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     Lynn Bruneault; being a recipient of the 2002 “Woonsocket High School Journalism

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Award” for Excellence in Journalism;

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      Representative Picard

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     The students of the 7th Grade Lincoln Middle School; being named as a Candidate for

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the National Junior Honor Society;

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      Representatives Menard and Barr, II

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     The students of the 7th Grade Lincoln Middle School; being named as a Candidate for

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the National Junior Honor Society;

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      Representative Menard

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     The students of the 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School; being named to the 2002 National

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Junior Honor Society;

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      Representative Menard

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     The students of the 8th Grade Lincoln Middle School; being named to the 2002 National

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Junior Honor Society;

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      Representatives Menard and Barr, II

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     Lincoln Middle School/High School Health Programs; receiving the “Program

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Development Award” from the “Healthy Schools Healthy Kids Honor Roll” Program for working

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toward creating and maintaining safe, healthy and nurturing schools;

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      Representatives Barr and Menard

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     Martha Morrogh-Bernard from Argentina; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice

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and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Ingrid Ardaya from Bolivia; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for all

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you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Myrth York from Estados Unidos; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for

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all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Nelly Zapata from Colombia; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for all

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you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Amparo Perez from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Beatriz Segama from Peru; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for all you

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do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Elsa Noriega from Guatemala; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for all

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you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Penelope Suero from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Gertrudis Bautista from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Maria Collado from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Nicasia Cardio from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Julia Mercedes from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Ana Mercedes from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and

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sacrifice and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Lucia Diaz from Republica Dominicana; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice

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and for all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Pastora De Pippo, Ecuador; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for all you

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do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Maria Trinidad Tapia, Puerto Rico; your dedication, love, hard work and sacrifice and for

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all you do, all you have done, and continue to do;

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      Representative Tejada

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     ECAS; the joyous celebration of the 10th Anniversary of “Homnaje A Las Madres”;

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      Representative Tejada

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     Zachary Bilodeau; your graduation from Dr. E.A. Ricci School on June 12, 2002;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Thomas W. Hopper, Jr.; your graduation on June 12, 2002 and being named

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“Outstanding Student” of the Dr. E.A. Ricci School Class of 2002;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Michael Scampoli; your graduation on June 12th and being named “Outstanding Student”

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of the Dr. E.A. Ricci School Class of 2002;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     William Gates Cutler Olympic Club; the joyous celebration of their 75th Anniversary;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Ryan C. Cox, Troop 22, Ft. Adams; your outstanding achievement of attaining the rank

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of Eagle Scout on June 8, 2002 and for the distinction you bring upon yourself, your family and

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community;

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      Representative Maher

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     Elana Riffle, Kristen Rossi, Nimota Solola, Moses Sonko, Taylor Spalt, Artem Staviskly

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and Xong Yang; Classical High School; receiving the “Scholar Athlete Award” for your

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excellence in academics throughout the year and also the success you have accomplished in

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interscholastic varsity sports competition;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     The students of Central High School; receiving the “Scholar Athlete Award” for your

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excellence in academics throughout the year and also the success you have accomplished in

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interscholastic varsity sports competition;

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      Representative Tejada

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     The students of Classical High School; receiving the “Scholar Athlete Award” for your

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excellence in academics throughout the year and also the success you have accomplished in

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interscholastic varsity sports competition;

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      Representatives Odiase, Smith and Williams

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     Laura Beth Almeida, Our Lady of Fatima High School; being named a Louis Feinstein

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Memorial Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Christopher Buonanno, Cranston East High School; being named a Louis Feinstein

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Memorial Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Anna Cable, Classical High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial Scholar,

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Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Rebecca Campbell, LaSalle Academy; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial Scholar,

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Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Shannon Clarkin, Barrington High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Rochelle Cotton, East Greenwich High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Kathryn Dipalma, Lincoln High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Michael Ford, Barrington High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Christopher Gempp, Barrington High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Shaplaie Hardy-Thomas, Feinstien High School; being named a Louis Feinstein

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Memorial Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Timothy Howe, East Greenwich High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Tamber Karmozyn, Burrillville High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Kelly Ann Keough, Classical High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Jeffrey Kingman, East Greenwich High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Margaret Lero, Bay View Academy; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial Scholar,

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Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Joanna MacLean, Classical High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Larry O’Malley, Collierville High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Garine Palandjian, Toll Gate High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Elizabeth Sinel, Charles Shea High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Kara Stavros, Westerly High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial Scholar,

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Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Ligia Elena Tejeda, Feinstein High School; being named a Louis Feinstein Memorial

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Scholar, Class of 2002;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood and Representative Giannini

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     Matthew Robert Mello, Troop 25, Warren; your 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 Malik

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     Flora S. Curtis School, Pawtucket; the distinct honor of being a recipient of an Award

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presented by the Rhode Island Schools Recycling Club and the Environmental Council of Rhode

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Island for your recycling efforts;

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      Representative Pires and Kilmartin

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     Sharon Guglielmo, North Providence High School; her retirement after 28 years as an

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outstanding and dedicated Math Teacher;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Frank Feeney, North Providence High School; his retirement after 35 years as an

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outstanding and dedicated Social Studies Teacher;

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      Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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     Lieutenant Gregory Crawford, Providence Fire Department; receiving the 2002

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Providence Human Relations Commissions Annual Williamson/Kizirian Award for your tireless

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efforts and response to the events on September 11th, at the World Trade Center;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Michael J. Blackburn, Battalion Chief for the Providence Fire Department; receiving the

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2002 “Providence Human Relations Commissions Annual Williamson/Kizirian Award” for your

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tireless efforts and response to the events on September 11th, at the World Trade Center;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Anthony Washington, LaSalle Academy; receiving the 2002 “Providence Human

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Relations Commissions Annual Williamson/Kizirian Scholarship Award”;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Lisa Kropf, Firefighter Providence Fire Department; receiving the 2002 “Providence

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Human Relations Commissions Annual Williamson/Kizirian Award for your tireless efforts and

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response to the events on September 11th, at the World Trade Center”;

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      Representative Cicilline

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     Rebecca Boyle and John Robert Carter; the joyous occasion of their marriage on July 5,

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2002;

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      Representative Maher

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     Nathaniel Serafin Felicetti; your baptism into the Roman Catholic Religion at Our Lady

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of Victory Church in Ashaway;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     The students of the Grade 1 Class at St. Brendan Elementary School; your participation

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in the 2002 Reading Month;

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      Representative Coogan

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     Mrs. Margaret Arcoraci, Teacher, Mrs. Jean Bishop, Librarian and Mrs. Joan Shovelton,

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Teacher; Grade 1 Class at St. Brendan Elementary School; your participation in the 2002 Reading

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Month;

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      Representative Coogan

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     The students of the Grade 3 Class at St. Brendan Elementary School; your participation

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in the 2002 Reading Month;

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      Representative Coogan

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     Shirley Dulude, Administrative Assistant and Diane Gutkes, Teacher; Grade 3 Class at

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St. Brendan Elementary School; your participation in the 2002 Reading Month;

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      Representative Coogan

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     Anthony Paolucci, Allison Pirolli, Joseph Pucci, Erin Russo, Jamie-Lynn Salisbury,

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Nikki Sena, Vichara Sok, Sekboppa Sor, Chackriya Taing, Robert Tan, Danielle Tellier, Ariel

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Thompson, Karen Torrico, Michael Varela, Stephanie Vargas, Anne-Sophie Von Heyden,

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Deanna Washington, Tou Yang and Alex Zampyski; receiving the “Scholar Athlete Award” for

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your excellence in academics throughout the year and also the success you have accomplished in

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interscholastic varsity sports competition;

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      Representative Pires

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     James Tanner; 50 years of dedicated service to the Pawtucket Country Club;

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      Speaker John B. Harwood

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     Roger O. Riendeau; the distinguished honor of being named “Elk of the Year” 2002-2003

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with the Woonsocket Elks Lodge 850;

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      Representative Munschy

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     Luigi Abbondanza; the joyous celebration of his 90th Birthday on June 4, 2002;

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      Representative Lima

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     Claire B. Bestwick; the joyous celebration of her 65th Birthday on May 29, 2002;

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      Representative Carter

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     Matthew Polak, Anthony Greeno, Mike Badzmierowski, Steven Polak, Brendan Mitchell,

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Tyler Lachapelle, Cody Auclair, Michael Jessie Lupis, Jason Langshaw, Eric Badzmierowski,

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Bradley Richardson and John Badzmierowski, Jr.; your outstanding dedicated service to your

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community as demonstrated by your participation in the Cub Scout Pack 1 Activities;

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      Representative Rabideau

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     Stanley Boateng, Jose Cintron, Analy Lopes, Vivian Madrid, Iziarh Roberts, Andrew

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Russo and Destiny Woodbury; receiving the “Scholar Athlete Award” for your excellence in

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academics throughout the year and also the success you have accomplished in interscholastic

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varsity sports competition;

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      Representative Moura

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     Deacon Anthony Tribelli; his 25th Anniversary celebration of Ordination on June 17,

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2002 with St. Ann Church located in Cranston, Rhode Island;

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      Representative Watson

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      NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT

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     RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives hereby extends to the aforesaid persons

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and organizations its very best wishes on this memorable occasion and expresses the hope for

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continued good fortune; and be it further

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     RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State is hereby respectfully requested to transmit a

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properly inscribed citation to each of the aforesaid.

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