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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND

IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2004

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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N

EXTENDING CONGRATULATIONS

     Introduced By: Representatives Fox, and Watson

     Date Introduced: May 26, 2004

     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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      Brianna Boyer, Victor Breault, Molly Cohen, Evan D’Abrosca, Gina DeLeo, Patrick

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Dodd, Nicole Flori, Erica Gauvin, Maris Gourd, Ethan Hattoy, Mathew Henry, Derek James,

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Andrew Jacques, Mathew LaCroix, Gina Lima, Johnna Magiera, Jessica Morel, James Morgan,

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Sarah Murphy, Jill Osenkowski, Mark “MJ” Parisells, Brett Quinn, Brett Rondeau, Jonathan

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Simpkins, Alex Smith and Alessandro Venditti, St. Joseph School; your visit to the Rhode Island

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State House on May 17, 2004;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy

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      Nancy Pelosi; your visit to the state of Rhode Island and for becoming the first woman

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Minority Leader in American History;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy

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      Kathryn Lee Stowers, Saint Mary’s Academy Bay View; the successful accomplishment

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in Placing 3rd at the recent Rhode Island History Day Competition and being selected to represent

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the state of Rhode Island at the National History Competition;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

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      Tessa Baffoni, Toni-Marie Ferruccio, Kayla Smith, Huiging Wu, Susan Gallucci, Dante

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Welcher, Peter Weinberg and Karina Rocchio, Johnston High School; your determination,

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dedication and spirit competing in the Rhode Island Academic Decathlon;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy and Majority Leader Gordon D. Fox

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      Stephanie Craton, Eva Glieberman, Abigail Lipman, Daniel Fogarty, Michael Gorun,

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Jared Saletin, Kathryn Maguire, Dukens Rene and Janee Wallace, The Wheeler School; winning

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the 2004 Rhode Island Academic Decathlon and for your outstanding performance in the

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National Competition;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy and Majority Leader Gordon D. Fox

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      Charles Silverman; your many years of outstanding service and dedication to improve the

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lives of the citizens of the state of Rhode Island;

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      Representative Anguilla

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      Detective Paula Duffy; your outstanding detective work, diligence and commitment to

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the Cranston Police Department;

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      Representative Lima

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      Kristine M. Bressette and Glen W. Foberg, Jr.; the joyous occasion of your wedding on

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April 3, 2004;

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      Representative Lewiss

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      Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Bressette; the joyous occasion on the marriage of your

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daughter Kristin M. Bressette to Glenn W. Foberg, Jr. on April 3, 2004;

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      Representative Lewiss

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      Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Foberg, Sr.; the joyous occasion on the marriage of your son

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Glenn W. Foberg, Jr. to Kristin M. Bressette on April 3, 2004;

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      Representative Lewiss

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      George Patrick Duffy; the dedication of the George Patrick Duffy Athletic Complex after

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many years of unselfish commitment and devotion to the young people involved in Pawtucket

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Youth Sports;

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      Representative Kilmartin

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      Theresa F. Dorry, Woonsocket Middle School; being selected as the “Rhode Island Nurse

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Teacher of the Year” for your professionalism, caring approach and comprehensive view of the

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student healthcare needs at the Woonsocket Middle School;

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      Representative Giannini

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      Joseph Costa; your retirement after 16 years of outstanding and dedicated service to the

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town of West Warwick as Electrical Inspector;

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      Representatives Landroche and Williamson

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      Stephen Onley School and North Providence High School; being honored by the Rhode

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Island Board of Regents for Elementary and Secondary Education for the significant

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improvement in both English Language Arts and Mathematics the past 2 years;

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      Representatives Schadone and Corvese

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      Michael Boyce, South Kingstown High School; Adam Bright, North Providence High

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School; Jonathan Casey, Bishop Hendricken High School; David Corrigan, Bishop Hendricken

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High School; Toni-Marie Ferruccio, Johnston High School; Eva Glieberman, The Wheeler

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School; Ashley Hatfield, LaSalle Academy; Scott Jamieson, Tiverton High School; Brendan

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Tracey, South Kingstown High School; Peter Weinberg, Johnston High School and Huiging Wu,

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Johnston High School; your talent, intellect and exceptional performance in achieving the 2004

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Gold Medal during the Rhode Island Academic Decathlon;

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      Speaker William J. Murphy and Majority Leader Gordon D. Fox

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      Tatiana Alvarez, Michael Ball, Nyko Baptista, Mitchell Barnier, Jason Batista, Robert

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Benetti, Michael Bilodeau, Jonathan Bruse, Justin Bryan, Spencer Bryce, Joshua Burgo, Karolina

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Carcamo-Figueroa, Lindsey Clarke, Mariah Coporan, Briana Correia, Cedra Dalomba, Kelsey

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Davenport, Wilkens Delarosa, Jared Delomba, Alexander Diaz, Sabrina Ely, Jeffrey Estrada,

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Brittany Flanagan, Brigid Fonseca, Brianda Franco, Benjamin Geisman, Brittany Ginish, Patrick

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Guyette, Dominic Guziejka, Douglas Hamm, Charlie Hysko, Brittany Ives, Alison Jordan, Ashley

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Jordan, James LaCount, Orimartin Lima, Jackeline Londono, William Lopera, Marcus Lopes,

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Lismarie Martinez, Alyssa Mason, Kurt Mello, Megan Milks, Cassondra Miranda, Derrick

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Monteiro, Jason Montero, Maria Montoya, Desiree Morais, Leyla Nascimento, Arthur Nelson,

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Grace Norton, Diana Oliveira, Alyssa Pacheco, Jamiel Palmer, Kayla Perdomo, Amanda Perez,

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James Pike, Kristen Potter, Nivia Proctor, John Quezada, Alexander Quiles, Erickson Ramos,

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Tatiana Restrepo, Jessica Robbins, Esteban Rojas, John Sabatini, Tiffany Sabatini, Benvindo

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Santos, Felicia Silva, Amanda Tessier, Richard Vasquez, Eloy Velasco, Natalie Velez, Paul

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Vieira, Kelsie Walker, Raechyl Waxgiser and Shakiyla Zito; Nathanael Greene Elementary

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School; your graduation from Nathanael Greene Elementary School on June 21, 2004;

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      Representative SanBento

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      Richard and Elaine Otto; receiving the “2004 Distinguished Citizens Award” from the

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Cumberland Business Association on May 20, 2004;

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Representative Menard

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Melissa A. Winters and Michael D. Ride; the joyous occasion of your wedding on August

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10, 2004;

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Representative Menard

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The following individuals from Troop 655, Johnston; for outstanding achievement in

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receiving the Silver Award from the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. for the outstanding

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accomplishments in the areas of building skills, exploring career options, and developing

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leadership skills; Kathleen Arnold and Kristin Shakan;

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Representatives Voccola and Cerra

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The following individuals from Troop 655, Johnston; for outstanding achievement in

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receiving the Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. for the outstanding

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accomplishments in the areas of building skills, exploring career options, and developing

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leadership skills; Shannon Arnold, Lauren Ferguson, Kayle Smith;

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Representatives Voccola and Cerra

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Norman Brothers, Chariho Regional High School, Class of 1963; your induction into the

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2004 Chariho Sports Boosters Hall of Fame for leading Chariho to its first Class C Division title

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in Boys Basketball in 1963;

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Representative Kennedy

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Darrin Cummiskey, Chariho Regional High School, Class of 1983; your induction into

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the 2004 Chariho Sports Boosters Hall of Fame as a 3-time All-Division and All-South County

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honoree, a 2-time All-State selection and the All-Southern Division Most Valuable Player in

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Boys Baseball in 1982 and 1983;

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Representative Kennedy

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Katrina “Katie” Haik, Chariho Regional High School, Class of 1992; your induction into

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the 2004 Chariho Sports Boosters Hall of Fame for outstanding play and All-Division honors in

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Girls Basketball, Volleyball and Soccer during 1991 and 1992;

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Representative Kennedy

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Laurence P. Hall, Chariho Regional High School, Class of 1972; your induction into the

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2004 Chariho Sports Boosters Hall of Fame for All-Division honors in Boys Baseball and Cross

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Country;

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Representative Kennedy

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Richard Williams, Chariho Regional High School, Class of 1970; your induction into the

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2004 Chariho Sports Booster Hall of Fame for All-State honors in Boys Baseball in which the

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titles of Area Schoolboy Batting Champion and Homerun King were earned in 1969 and 1970 for

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outstanding homerun proficiency;

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Representative Kennedy

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Jane Sprague; your excellent service to the Jamestown Republican Town Committee and

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your leadership as Republican Chair;

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Representative Long

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Judith A. Calabretta; her 35 years of dedication as a Kindergarten Teacher in the town of

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Middletown, RI and especially her participation as an instructor in the Kites Program sponsored

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by the National Science Foundation and Administered by the RIC and the East Bay Educational

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Collaborative;

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Representative Long

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Coach Glen Castiglia, Woonsocket High School Wrestling; winning the RIIL Class C

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State Championship and maintaining an undefeated record of 35-0; Matt Bastlen, Nick Biron,

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Elliot Darling, Michael A. DiNicola, Richard J. Gassett, Damien P. Hebert, Robert Jeter,

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Raymond C. Miclette, Quentin Yearby, Michael Cabana, Nathan Chmura, Beth Bousquet,

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Anthony R. Marsella, Robert J. McAnulty, Jermin Morales, Andrew B. Palin, Peter N. Antoniou,

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Alex Badeau, Matthew Berard, James M. Deforest, Edwin Flores, Michelle Kidder, Jacob Moore,

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Eric M. Rondeau, Carlos Young, Nicholas Antoniou, Michael C. Degree, Andrew DiNicola,

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Andrew R. Marsella and David Watson; Athletic Director, Bruce H. Villeneuve;

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Representatives Laroche, Brien and Picard

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Nathanael Greene Middle School; the celebration of “Nathanael Green Day” on May 19,

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2004;

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Representative Giannini

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Gemma A. Guinguing, Jamestown, Rhode Island; being elected Miss Deaf Rhode Island

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2004 and for your many outstanding contributions to the Deaf Community;

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Representative Long

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Andrew C.H. Morgan, Troop 1, Gaspee; attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy

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Scouts of America and demonstrating the Scout Spirit by living the Scout Oath and Scout Law in

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your everyday life;

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Representative Gemma

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Jessica Rose Cheney and David Clayton Tarantelli; the joyous occasion of your wedding

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on May 23, 2004;

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Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Malik

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Brother Edmund Precourt FFC; your many years of outstanding and dedicated service to

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the students of the Prout School from the 2004 Junior Class;

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Speaker William J. Murphy

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Terri Bowers; your commitment and strong support in the battle to defend disabled

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veterans and their families;

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Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

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Alan W. Bowers, DAV National Commander; your commitment and dedication to the

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one single purpose of building better lives for America’s disabled veterans and their families;

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Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

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Coastline Show Chorus; placing 1st at the Sweet Adeline’s International North Atlantic

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Region #1 Chorus Competition;

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Speaker William J. Murphy

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Marguerite Neubert, President; Lorraine Hodgson, Vice-President; Ann D’Onofrio,

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Treasurer; June Gardner, Secretary; Christine Washburn, Helene Jannarelli, Joseph Dube,

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Business Representative; Cassie Cheetham, Membership; Marge Stauffer, Mildred Fountain;

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North Kingstown Senior Association “Board of Directors”, your Thirty-Second Founders Day

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Anniversary;

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Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

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Davisville Middle School; your exceptional improvement on the state assessments in

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English, Language Arts and Mathematics;

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Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

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Tricia Kline; your outstanding and indescribable service dedication, and loyalty to the

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parents and students of the Sunshine Child Development Center;

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Representative Benson

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Elizabeth Ann Light; the joyous occasion of your Bat Mitzvah on Saturday May 22,

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2004;

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Representative Lewiss

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Rose and Harold Slosberg; the joyous and momentous occasion of your 70th Wedding

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Anniversary;

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Representative Lewiss

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Stacey Ferreira, Troop Leader, Westgate Brownie Troop #41; your outstanding service

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and dedication providing a nurturing environment for your girls to grow strong in order to assume

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roles of active citizenship in their community;

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Representative Gemma

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Melissa Kroll, Asst. Troop Leader, Westgate Troop #41; your outstanding service and

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dedication providing a nurturing environment for your girls to grow strong in order to assume

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roles of active citizenship in their community;

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Representative Gemma

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Corinne T. Csoszor, Kaila DiPetrillo, Tara Lyn Fernandes, Jessica L. Ferreira, Autumn

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M. Floodman, Lillian Jordan, Katie Leamy, Shelby D. Mahoney, Caitlin A. Murphy, Michaela

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Muto, Gianna Quaglieri and Alexandra R. Quinn; Westgate Brownie Troop #41, your successful

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completion of the Brownie Try-Its over the past year such as sign language, nature walks and

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outreach;

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Representative Gemma

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Fern Lima; her retirement after 36 years of dedicated service with the Federal

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Government on June 3, 2004;

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Representative Shavers

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Margaret “Peggy” Lavallee; being recognized by the Rhode Island Right to Life

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Committee for your contribution to the Pro-Life Movement at the Ninth Annual Award Dinner;

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Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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Robert J. McKenna; being recognized by the Rhode Island Right to Life Committee for

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your contribution to the Pro-Life Movement at the Ninth Annual Award Dinner;

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Representatives Corvese and Schadone

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April Oberhelman, Britni Rasco, Alicia Trudeau, Kristi Autote, Alysha Castonguay,

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Nicole Faria, Jillian Lemire, Tim Picard, Erica Boudreau, Sarah Brien, Jennifer Castonguay,

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Carissa Dufresne, Jenna Gagnon, Aisha Jefferson, James Lemire, Kaylea Ouellette, Amber

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Owens, Tommy Vanisavath, Whitley Werts, Ashley Duff, Ashley Lemire, Amanda Paquette, and

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Devrl Rochefort; Darcee Waterman, Coach; Dawn Castonguay, Coach; Bruce H. Villeneuve,

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Athletic Director, Woonsocket High School Co-ed Cheerleading Team; winning the 2004 Rhode

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Island State Co-ed division Cheerleading Championship;

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Representatives Laroche, Brien and Picard

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Jennifer Denise Drake, Troop 476, Warren; the outstanding achievement of receiving the

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Gold Award in the Girl Scouts of the USA for your leadership skills, organizational skills and

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sense of community and commitment to a lifetime of active citizenship;

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Representative Malik

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Patrice Marie Amaral, Troop 911, Warren; the outstanding achievement of receiving the

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Gold Award in the Girl Scouts of the USA for your leadership skills, organizational skills and

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sense of community and commitment to a lifetime of active citizenship;

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Representative Malik

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     Jane Lambert; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 2, 2004;

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      Representative Benson

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     Jennifer P. Borden, Esquire; your outstanding achievement of successfully passing the

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Rhode Island Bar Examination;

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      Representative Amaral

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     Tim Wolken; years of service to the people of South Kingstown as Director of Parks and

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Recreation, May 27, 2004;

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      Representative Shanley

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     Margaret Barabash; her retirement after 40 years of dedicated service to education;

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      Representative Crowley

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     Joseph Asermelly, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team Division IV-Line Backer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Keith Lambrechts, Chariho Regional High School; First Team Division IV-Offensive

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Line Boys Football, your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the

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2003 First Team Division IV-Line Backer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Andrew Dori, Chariho Regional High School; Line in Boys Football, your selection by

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the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Division IV-

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Offence;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Brian Berthrand, Chariho Regional High School; Line in boys Football, your selection by

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the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Division IV-

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Offence;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Chris Pater and Erik Thompson; Chariho Regional High School, for Punting in Boys

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Football; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003

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Second Team Division IV Offence your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches

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Association to the 2003 Second Team Division IV Defense;

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     Representative Kennedy

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     Russell Chudy, Chariho Regional High School; Defensive Back in Boys Football, your

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selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team

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Division IV Offense;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Raymond Petrucci, Chariho Regional High School; Running Back in Boys Football, your

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selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team

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Division IV Defense;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Andrew Hartman, Chariho Regional High School; Defensive Back in Boys Football, your

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selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team

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Division IV Defense;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Robert Pirnie, Chariho Regional High School; Defensive Line in Boys Football, your

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selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team Open

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Division;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Michael Downey, Chariho Regional High School;, your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Open Division-West in

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Boys Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Allen Hazard, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team Open Division-West in Boys Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Andrew Kennedy, Chariho Regional High School;, your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 All-Academic Team in Boys Soccer-

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West in Boys Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Julia Moselley, Chariho Regional High School;, your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 All-Academic Team in Girls Soccer-West in Girls

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Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jessica Furcolo, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Division II-South in Girls Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Leah Brenna, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Division II-South in Girls Soccer;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Kristen Carlson, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association as a 2003 Girls Soccer Sportsmanship Award recipient;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Ezra Beaver, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team All-State and First Team Division I in Boys

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Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Kevin Borsay, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team All-State and First Team Division I in Boys

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Volleyball;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jennifer Mariani, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches association to the 2003 Third Team Southern Division in Girls

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Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Geoff Davies, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team Southern Division and Second Team Class B

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in Boys Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     T. J. Mulvey, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches association to the 2003 Third Team Southern Division in Boys Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Corey Mott, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team Southern Division in Boys Cross Country;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Nicole Kennedy, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Division I in Girls Field

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Hockey;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Colby Hooper, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Third Team Division II in Girls Field Hockey;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Elaina Jarrett, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team Class C-South in the Girls Tennis doubles

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competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Brittany Matthews, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 First Team Class C-South in the Girls

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Tennis doubles competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Katie Gibbons, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team in Girls Tennis;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Shannon MacDonald, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Class C-South in the Girls

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Tennis doubles competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Samantha Gibbons, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2003 Second Team Class C-South in the Girls

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Tennis doubles competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Elena Jarrett, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association as a 2003 Girls Soccer Team Sportsmanship Award Recipient;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Lauren Sharkey, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division First Team in Girls Indoor Track for

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the 45 meter hurdles;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Lindsey Caulfield, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2004 Southern Division Second Team in girls Indoor Track

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for the 300 meter competition and Third Team for the 45 meter competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jennifer Mariani, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Girls

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Indoor Track for the 600 meter competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jennifer Mariani, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Girls

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Indoor Track for the 4 x 400 relay competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Amy Smith, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Girls indoor Track

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for the 4 x 400 relay competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Jean Davis, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Girls Indoor Track

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for the 4 x 400 relay competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Lindsey Caulfield, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Girls

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Indoor Track for the 4 x 400 relay competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Amy Smith, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I. Interscholastic

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League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Third Team in Girls Indoor Track for

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45 meter hurdles completion;

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      Representative Kennedy

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     Daniel Springer, Westerly High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League

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Coaches Association to the 2004 All Southern Division First Team and the All-State Boys Indoor

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Track in the 1000 and 1500 meter competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

12-17

     Josh Springer, Westerly High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League

12-18

Coaches Association to the 2004 All Southern Division First Team and the All-State Boys Indoor

12-19

Track for the 3000 meter competition;

12-20

      Representative Kennedy

12-21

     William Adams, Westerly High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League

12-22

Coaches Association to the 2004 All-Southern Division First Team and the All-State Boys Indoor

12-23

Track in the 600 meter competition;

12-24

      Representative Kennedy

12-25

     Michael Jacobellis, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I.

12-26

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 All-Southern Division Second Team in

12-27

Boys Indoor Track for 45 meter hurdles completion;

12-28

      Representative Kennedy

12-29

     Joseph Asermelly, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I.

12-30

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Second Team in Boys

12-31

Indoor Track for the shot put competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

12-33

     Christopher Pater, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I.

12-34

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan Division Third Team in Boys

13-1

Indoor Track for the 4 x 160 relay competition;

13-2

      Representative Kennedy

13-3

     Ian Devine, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I. Interscholastic

13-4

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan All-Southern Division Third in Boys Indoor

13-5

Track for the 4 x 160 relay competition;

13-6

      Representative Kennedy

13-7

     Michael Jacobellise, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I.

13-8

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan All-Southern Division Third in

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Boys Indoor Track for the 4 x 160 relay competition;

13-10

      Representative Kennedy

13-11

     C. J. Simons, Chariho Regional High School; your selection to the R.I. Interscholastic

13-12

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Sullivan All-Southern Division Third Team in Boys

13-13

Indoor Track for the 4 x 160 relay competition;

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      Representative Kennedy

13-15

     Michael Downey, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

13-16

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division 1-A South First Team in Boys

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Basketball;

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      Representative Kennedy

13-19

     Keith Lambrechts, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

13-20

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division 1-A South First Team in Boys

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Basketball;

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      Representative Kennedy

13-23

     Alex Zegarzewski, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

13-24

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division 1-A South Second Team in

13-25

Boys Basketball;

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      Representative Kennedy

13-27

     Raymond Petrucci, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

13-28

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division 1-A South Second Team in

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Boys Basketball;

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      Representative Kennedy

13-31

     Christopher Ritacco, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

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Interscholastic League Coaches Association as the 2003-2004 Boys Basketball Coach of the

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Year;

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      Representative Kennedy

14-1

     Colby Castagna, Westerly High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic League

14-2

Coaches Association to the 2004 Division 1-A South First Team in Boys Basketball;

14-3

      Representative Kennedy

14-4

     Christopher Fava, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I.

14-5

Interscholastic League Coaches Association to the 2004 Class B-1 First Team in Boys Wrestling

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for the 112 pound competition;

14-7

      Representative Kennedy

14-8

     Ryan Cardoza, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

14-9

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Class B-1 Second Team in Boys Wrestling for the 103

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pound competition;

14-11

      Representative Kennedy

14-12

     Daniel Pepper, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

14-13

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Class B-1 Second Team in Boys Wrestling for the 135

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pound competition;

14-15

      Representative Kennedy

14-16

     Hombre Harris, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

14-17

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Second Team in Boys Wrestling for the 152 pound

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competition;

14-19

      Representative Kennedy

14-20

     Josh Redinger, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

14-21

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Class B-1 Second Team in Boys Wrestling for the 171

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pound competition;

14-23

      Representative Kennedy

14-24

     Allegra Lovoy, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

14-25

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division II-South First Team in Girls Basketball;

14-26

      Representative Kennedy

14-27

      Audrey Poulton, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

14-28

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division II-South Second Team in Girls Basketball:

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Representative Kennedy

14-30

     Corrie Haley, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

14-31

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division II-South Second Team in Girls Basketball:

14-32

Representative Kennedy

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     Amanda Dickson, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

14-34

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division II-South Second Team in Girls Basketball:

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Representative Kennedy

15-2

     Rachael Devoe, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the Interscholastic

15-3

League Coaches Association to the 2004 Division II-South Third Team in Girls Basketball;

15-4

      Representative Kennedy

15-5

     William Tarvis, Chariho Regional High School; your selection by the R.I. Interscholastic

15-6

League Coaches Association as the 2003-2004 Girls Basketball Coach of the Year;

15-7

      Representative Kennedy

15-8

     Kyle Lydick, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a sliver medal in Culinary Arts at

15-9

the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-10

      Representative Kennedy

15-11

     Danielle Aldrich, Chariho Career and Technical Center; receiving a gold medal in nail

15-12

care at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-13

      Representative Kennedy

15-14

     Sarah Corbett, Chariho Career and Technical Center; receiving a gold medal in nail care

15-15

at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-16

      Representative Kennedy

15-17

     Sheena Snow, Chariho Career and Technical Center; receiving a gold medal in

15-18

cosmetology at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state championship;

15-19

      Representative Kennedy

15-20

     Tamarah Dimon, Chariho Career and Technical Center; receiving a sliver medal in

15-21

commercial baking at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-22

      Representative Kennedy

15-23

     Sarah Toolin, Chariho Career and Technical Center; receiving a sliver medal in action

15-24

skills at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-25

      Representative Kennedy

15-26

     Hombre Harris, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a sliver medal in outdoor power

15-27

equipment at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-28

      Representative Kennedy

15-29

     Stacy Place, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a gold medal in office technologies

15-30

at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-31

      Representative Kennedy

15-32

     Heather Burns, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a silver medal in cosmetology at

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the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

15-34

      Representative Kennedy

16-1

     Benjamin Padula, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a gold medal in outdoor

16-2

power equipment at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-3

      Representative Kennedy

16-4

     Steve Liese, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a gold medal in carpentry at the

16-5

2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-6

      Representative Kennedy

16-7

     Fred Moreasch, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a bronze medal in cabinetry at

16-8

the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-9

      Representative Kennedy

16-10

     Pamela Cordona, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a bronze medal in promotional

16-11

bulletin boards at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-12

      Representative Kennedy

16-13

     Candace Ayotte, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a bronze medal in promotional

16-14

bulletin boards at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-15

      Representative Kennedy

16-16

     Karen Parker, Chariho Career and Technical; receiving a silver medal in office

16-17

technologies at the 2004 Rhode Island VICA state competition;

16-18

      Representative Kennedy

16-19

     Marie Elizabeth White; the joyous celebration of your 40th birthday;

16-20

     Speaker William J. Murphy, Representatives Williamson and Landroche

16-21

     William White; the joyous celebration of your 50th birthday;

16-22

     Speaker William J. Murphy, Representatives Williamson and Landroche

16-23

     Zoel Boucher; for your 50 years of consecutive service with the Rhode Island Disabled

16-24

Veterans;

16-25

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

16-26

     Nicholas Smalley, Troop 1, Gaspee Plateau; attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy

16-27

Scouts of America and demonstrating the Scout Spirit by Living the Scout Oath and Scout Law in

16-28

your everyday life;

16-29

     Speaker William J. Murphy

16-30

     Christopher Andrew Loens, Troop 6, Cranston; attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in the

16-31

Boy Scouts of America and demonstrating the Scout Spirit by Living the Scout Oath and Scout

16-32

Law in your everyday life;

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     Speaker William J. Murphy

17-1

     Ralph Benitez, Andy Goodhart, Chick Cilva, Scott Briden, Russ Gregory, Jim Siwy, Erin

17-2

Corrigan, April Peckham, George Cross, Joe Pinto; being inducted into the 2004 Central Falls

17-3

High School Hall of Fame;

17-4

     Representatives Faria and Moran

17-5

     Alan W. Bowers, DAV National Commander; for being the voice of America's sons and

17-6

daughters in the battle to support our disabled American veterans to receive just compensation for

17-7

their service connected disabilities, medical care and other earned benefits;

17-8

     Representative Menard

17-9

     Ernest M. Armstrong, Victor Bacon, Gerard Blais, Clement Blanchard, Zoel Boucher,

17-10

Stephen Canestrari, Armand Comeau, Rene Demers, Wilfre R. Drolet, Emile V. Dubois, Henri J.

17-11

Fournier, Victor Lamoore, Gerald Paul Landry, Lucien Malo, Maurice Marcil, Rene Morin, Noel

17-12

J. Peloquin, Muarice Ricard, Henri A. Riquier, Mario A. Simonini, Frank Supers, George E.

17-13

Verrier, and Vincent Williams; Poisson-Cournoyer Chapter 12 for your 50 years of consecutive

17-14

service assisting the men and women of our country who have fought for our freedom to regain

17-15

their health and restore their lives that have been shattered by disability;

17-16

     Representatives Menard, Brien, Laroche and Picard

17-17

     Dolores Corsetti; her retirement after 34 years of outstanding and dedicated service to the

17-18

state of Rhode Island;

17-19

     Representative Smith

17-20

     Lt. John Leite; on your retirement form the Pawtucket Fire Department on May 24, 2004

17-21

after 20 years of dedicated service;

17-22

     Representative Kilmartin

17-23

     Lt. Ralph Domenici; on your retirement from the Pawtucket Fire Department on May 21,

17-24

2004 after more than 20 years of outstanding and dedicated service;

17-25

     Representative Kilmartin

17-26

     Chen Shui-Bian; on your election to the Office of the President of Taiwan;

17-27

     Representative Lally

17-28

     Kristen Louise Paolozzi and Christopher Robert Lanni; on the joyous occasion of your

17-29

wedding on Saturday, May 22, 2004;

17-30

     Representative McNamara

17-31

     Roger A. Bourassa, EDD Supervisor of Instruction (1991-2004); for his untiring

17-32

dedication to the Students and Faculty of William H. Davies Jr. Career and Technical High

17-33

School as Supervisor of Instruction; Robert V. DiPippo, Teacher/Systems Adminstrator; his

18-1

tireless commitment to the 1989-2004 Students and faculty of William H. Davies Jr. and Career

18-2

Technical High School as Teacher Systems Administrator;

18-3

     Representative Petrarca

18-4

     Noel J. Peloquin, Poisson-Cournoyer Chapter 12; for your 50 years of consecutive

18-5

service assisting the men and women of our country who have fought for our freedom to regain

18-6

their health and reshape their lives that have been shattered by disability;

18-7

     Representative Lowe

18-8

     Rotary Club of Westerly; for the honors and dedication of Rotary Park;

18-9

     Representative Lewiss

18-10

     Nicholas Smalley and Andrew C. H. Morgan, Troop 1, Gaspee Plateau; for attaining the

18-11

rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and the distinction you bring upon yourself,

18-12

family and your community;

18-13

     Representative McNamara

18-14

     William White; the joyous occasion of your 50th birthday;

18-15

     Speaker William J. Murphy, Representatives Williamson and Landroche

18-16

     Mary Elizabeth White; the joyous occasion of your 40th birthday;

18-17

     Speaker William J, Murphy, Representatives Williamson and Landroche

18-18

     Ernest M. Armstrong, Victor D. Bacon, Clement Blanchard, Gerard Blais, David J.

18-19

Boisseau, Stephen Canestrari, Armand Comeau, Rene Demers, Edward Dobrwado, Wilfred R.

18-20

Drolet, Emile V. Dubois, Victor A. Lamoore, Gerald Paul Landry, Lucien Malo, Maurice Marcil,

18-21

Rene Morin, Noel J. Peloquin, Maurice Ricard, Henri A. Riquier, Mario A Simonini, Frank

18-22

Supers, Vincent Williams and George E. Verrier; for your 50 years of consecutive service with

18-23

the Rhode Island Disabled Veterans;

18-24

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

18-25

      DAV Poisson-Cournoyer Chapter 12; 50th Anniversary Celebration of DAV Chapter 12

18-26

for your dedication to build better lives for America's disabled veterans and their families;

18-27

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

18-28

     William J. Lemieux, Maurice Poirier, Rene Hebert and Zoel Boucher; for your

18-29

outstanding service and commitment as Past commander of the Poisson-Cournoyer Chapter 12 of

18-30

the Rhode Island Disabled American Veterans;

18-31

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

18-32

     Albert V. Leclerc (1999-2000) and Richard W. Schatz (2002-2003); Past Rhode Island

18-33

State Commanders; your outstanding service and commitment as Past Rhode Island State

18-34

Commanders of the Rhode Island Disabled American Veterans;

19-1

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

19-2

     The South County Nursing and Rehabilitation; honoring your veteran residents and

19-3

community residents from the South County area who served this nation in our armed forces;

19-4

     Speaker William J. Murphy and Representative Carter

19-5

     Raymond Ogando; por vocaron democartica por su grandioso aporte al de sarrollo

19-6

politico de los Dominicanos en el Estado de R.I.;

19-7

     Representative Tejada

19-8

     John Ricotilli, Chairperson Rhode Island Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve;

19-9

being named by the Small Business Administration as the Veteran Small Business Champion of

19-10

the Year;

19-11

Representative Kennedy

19-12

     Mary Ann Lippitt; for your community leadership and endowing Butler Hospital with a

19-13

new facility for those with Syndromes of Senility Demention Alzheimers;

19-14

     Representative Ajello

19-15

     Jerry and Ann Smith; for receiving the Pawtucket Valley SPCA Humane Award for your

19-16

unselfish caring and devotion to helping stray cats;

19-17

     Representative Landroche

19-18

      Grisel Rodriguez; por tu entusiasmo, esmero, dedicacion y tu desinterasada labor a la

19-19

comunidad y a este evento, Miss Latin American Girl 2003-2004;

19-20

      Representative Tejada

19-21

      Jose Mendez; dando lo major de usted a la comunidad y a este evento, Miss Latin

19-22

American Girl 2003-2004;

19-23

      Representative Tejada

19-24

      Luciana Pagan; por tu desinteresada y esmerada labor a la comunidad a este evento, Miss

19-25

Latin American Girl 2003-2004;

19-26

      Representative Tejada

19-27

      Sylvette Mendez; por tu amor y deseo de servir a la comunidad y a este evento Miss

19-28

Latin American Girl 2003-2004;

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      Representative Tejada

19-30

      Michael Montelleone, Lincoln Middle School Boys Basketball Team; winning the 2003-

19-31

2004 Middle School Boys Basketball State Championship on February 11, 2004;

19-32

      Representative Menard

20-1

      Coach John Ryan; Colin Boisvert, Sam Carlson, Ethan Cloutier, Andrew Martel, Zachary

20-2

Trenteseaux, John Zervas, Lincoln Middle Boys Basketball Team, Grade 7; winning the 2003-

20-3

2004 Middle School Boys Basketball State Championship on February 11, 2004;

20-4

      Representatives Menard, Petrarca and McManus

20-5

      Toso Abedamowo, Ralph Buontempo, Willie Fay, Kevin Forkin, Shazeb Kazi, David

20-6

Porcaro, Aaron Sabatino, Jonathan Stott, Jordon Wilson and Paul Kiernan, Lincoln Middle Boys

20-7

Basketball Team; Grade 8; winning the 2003-2004 Middle School Boys Basketball State

20-8

Championship on February 11, 2004;

20-9

      Representatives Menard, Petrarca and McManus

20-10

      David Porcaro, Aaron Sabatino, Jonathan Stott, Jordan Wilson and Paul Kiernen, Lincoln

20-11

Middle School Boys Basketball Team; winning the 2003-2004 Middle School Boys Basketball

20-12

State Championship on February 11, 2004;

20-13

      Representatives Meanrd, Petrarca and McManus

20-14

      Alice Blinkhorn; the joyous celebration of your 95th Birthday on June 7, 2004;

20-15

      Representative Lima

20-16

      Elizabeth Albiniano; the joyous celebration of your 90th Birthday on June 14, 2004;

20-17

      Representative Lima

20-18

      Salvatore Feragne; the joyous celebration of your 85th Birthday on June 8, 2004;

20-19

      Representative Lima

20-20

      Luco Cinieri; the joyous celebration of your 85th Birthday on June 4, 2004;

20-21

      Representative Lima

20-22

      Gertrude Zampi; the joyous celebration of your 85th Birthday on June 2, 2004;

20-23

      Representative Lima

20-24

      Frances Zito; the joyous celebration of your 85th Birthday on June 29, 2004;

20-25

      Representative Lima

20-26

      John A. Antoni; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 18, 2004;

20-27

      Representative Lima

20-28

      John L. Donfranciso; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 24, 2004;

20-29

      Representative Lima

20-30

      Helen C. Rabbitt; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 2, 2004;

20-31

      Representative Lima

20-32

      Anthony Demelo; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 12, 2004;

20-33

      Representative Lima

20-34

      Dante Menna; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 29, 2004;

21-1

      Representative Lima

21-2

      Doris Roberge; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 16, 2004;

21-3

      Representative Lima

21-4

      Dorothey M. Vigeant; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 17, 2004;

21-5

      Representative Lima

21-6

      Marie Tirocchi; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 25, 2004;

21-7

      Representative Lima

21-8

      Blanche Menna; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 12, 2004;

21-9

      Representative Lima

21-10

      Genevieve Escobar; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 24, 2004;

21-11

      Representative Lima

21-12

      Jennie Dail; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 17, 2004;

21-13

      Representative Lima

21-14

      Fernanda Narcisso; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 25, 2004;

21-15

      Representative Lima

21-16

      Lillian C. Lang; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 3, 2004;

21-17

      Representative Lima

21-18

      Alfred J. Palumbo; the joyous celebration of your 80th Birthday on June 19, 2004;

21-19

      Representative Lima

21-20

      Mary E. Ciano; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 13, 2004;

21-21

      Representative Lima

21-22

      Edward Ruggieri; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 15, 2004;

21-23

      Representative Lima

21-24

      Marie B. Badessa; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 23, 2004;

21-25

      Representative Lima

21-26

      Alfred A. Bellotti; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 30, 2004;

21-27

      Representative Lima

21-28

      Dorothy Creta; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 24, 2004;

21-29

      Representative Lima

21-30

      Norman W. Landry; the joyous celebration of your 75th Birthday on June 2, 2004;

21-31

      Representative Lima

21-32

      Amanda Zangari; being named valedictorian of the 2004 Lincoln High School Senior

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Class and being a member of the National Honor Society and Rhode Island Honor Society;

21-34

      Representatives Menard, Petrarca and McManus

22-1

      Brenna Anatone; being named salutatorian of the 2004 Lincoln High School Senior Class

22-2

and being a member of the National Honor Society and Rhode Island Honor Society;

22-3

      Representatives Menard, Petrarca and McManus

22-4

      Marriah Tracy Shanley; being chosen as 2004 Junior Prom Queen of Mount Hope High

22-5

School;

22-6

      Representative Malik

22-7

      Isai Gopalakrishnan; graduating from the Texas A & M University System Health

22-8

Science Center College of Medicine with a degree of Doctor of Medicine;

22-9

      Representative Slater

22-10

      NOW, THEREFORE BE IT

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

22-12

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

22-13

continued good fortune; and be it further

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

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properly inscribed citation to each of the aforesaid.

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