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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND | |
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2026 | |
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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N | |
EXTENDING CONGRATULATIONS | |
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Introduced By: Representatives Blazejewski, and Chippendale | |
Date Introduced: March 31, 2026 | |
Referred To: House read and passed | |
1 | WHEREAS, It has been made known to the House that certain persons and organizations |
2 | are deserving of commendation; and |
3 | Lieutenant Colonel Lynne B. Hannon, Rhode Island Air National Guard; your retirement |
4 | after many years of dedicated and faithful service to the people of the State of Rhode Island and |
5 | the United States of America as a member of the Rhode Island Air National Guard; |
6 | Speaker Shekarchi and Representative Azzinaro |
7 | Major Kyle Draper, Rhode Island Air National Guard; your retirement after many years |
8 | of dedicated and faithful service to the people of the State of Rhode Island and the United States |
9 | of America as a member of the Rhode Island Air National Guard; |
10 | Speaker Shekarchi and Representative Azzinaro |
11 | Ben Arnold, Caleb Benjamin, Hannah Bourque, Luca De Palo, Massimo De Palo, Logan |
12 | DiCola, Firat Elci, Kerem Elci, Isabella Elfering, Jocelyn Goodwin, Samuel Hurley, Dexter King, |
13 | Felix King, Charles Markowski, Margaret Markowski, Benjamin Murro, Nathan Murro, Jayson |
14 | O’Neil, Violet O’Neil, Erik Sandiford, Liliana St. Pierre, Azel Stevens, Neza Stevens, Mark |
15 | Wade, Brady Whitcomb, Alexander Zaluski, Madhav Devanathan, Mukund Devanathan, Paavni |
16 | Biyani, Anthony Brooks, Andre Slinko, Lyla Tepfenhart, Olivia Tepfenhart, Nicholas Tepfenhart, |
17 | Ashton Lapuit; celebrating Scout Day at the Rhode Island State House on March 24, 2026 and |
18 | recognizing your outstanding commitment and service as a Scout by serving the community and |
19 | developing leadership skills; |
20 | Speaker Shekarchi |
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1 | Beth Peckham, Jessica DeMartino, Joanne Walsh, Jeanne Cox, Sue Lepard, Rhonda |
2 | Capwell, Exeter Food Bank Committee; your outstanding commitment and dedication to the |
3 | Exter Food Bank and your efforts to be stewards in the collection and distribution of nutritious |
4 | food to be delivered free of charge to people in need in our community; |
5 | Representative Cotter |
6 | Kathryn Jones, Narragansett High School; the distinguished honor of receiving the Rhode |
7 | Island Department of State “2026 Civic Education Teacher of the Year Award” |
8 | Representative Craven |
9 | Major Joanne Barrett (Ret.), Rhode Island Air National Guard; the distinguished honor of |
10 | being named 9th Annual Benefits Administration Providence VA Regional Office “2026 Women |
11 | Veteran of the Year” |
12 | Speaker Shekarchi and Representative Azzinaro |
13 | Kim Hapgood, Sail Newport; celebrating your 30 years of commitment as a leader in |
14 | community sailing and promoting greater diversity and inclusion within the sport of sailing |
15 | through pathways to recreational and competitive and sailing for individuals from all |
16 | backgrounds; |
17 | Representatives Carson |
18 | Colleen Loughlin, Principal, Fishing Cove Elementary School; the distinguished honor of |
19 | being named as the Rhode Island Association of School Principals 2026 Rhode Island Elementary |
20 | Principal of the Year; |
21 | Representative Craven |
22 | Ebonie Aghahowa; the outstanding achievement of Placing 2nd at the New England |
23 | Reginal Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition and qualifying for the Nationals in Oregon; |
24 | Representative Biah |
25 | Emanuell Smith; the outstanding achievement of Placing 2nd at the New England Reginal |
26 | Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition and qualifying for the Nationals in Oregon; |
27 | Representative Biah |
28 | Ela Er; your outstanding work as founder of Ela For Students, helping domestic students |
29 | from different backgrounds & international students find extracurricular opportunities & receive |
30 | guidance in building their own non-profit initiatives; |
31 | Representative Boylan |
32 | Lysander (Tre) Roberson; your outstanding commitment and dedication to protecting |
33 | student/athletes in the State of Rhode Island; |
34 | Representative McNamara |
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1 | Wood River Health; celebrating the 50th Year Anniversary of Wood River Health and the |
2 | continued commitment to provide your patients with high-quality and affordable health care |
3 | service through a compassionate, team-based approach; |
4 | Representative Azzinaro |
5 | Wood River Health; celebrating the 50th Year Anniversary of Wood River Health and the |
6 | continued commitment to provide your patients with high-quality and affordable health care |
7 | services through a compassionate, team-based approach; |
8 | Representative Azzinaro |
9 | Portuguese Social Club’s School (Escola Portuguesa); the joyous and momentous |
10 | occasion of celebrating the 45th Anniversary of the Portuguese Social Club’s (Escola Portuguesa); |
11 | Representative Alzate |
12 | Raquel Diaz, CO-Chair of the Parent Council; your passionate commitment and |
13 | dedication to parent engagement and your outstanding ability in uplifting families and students; |
14 | Representative DeSimone |
15 | Amelia Pepen; your longtime participation in the Providence Promise Program and the |
16 | outstanding achievement of your acceptance Rhode Island College; |
17 | Representative DeSimone |
18 | Madalyn Ciampi, Executive Director, Providence Promise; your outstanding |
19 | commitment, expertise, and passionate leadership in supporting the students of the City of |
20 | Providence; |
21 | Representative DeSimone |
22 | Rachel Palumbo, Development Director, Providence Promise; your compassionate |
23 | dedication in creating impactful programs benefiting the students of the City of Providence; |
24 | Representative DeSimone |
25 | Diana Garlington, Providence Equity Policy Program Officer, United Way of Rhode |
26 | Island; your outstanding advocacy to build a more equitable Rhode Island, and devotion to |
27 | children and those in need; |
28 | Representative DeSimone |
29 | Providence Promise; increasing the K-12 and postsecondary success of Providence Public |
30 | School and Charter School students and to help ensure a brighter future for the students, their |
31 | families and the community; |
32 | Representative DeSimone |
33 | Daniel Serramo; the joyous and momentous celebration of your 60th Birthday on March |
34 | 13, 2026; |
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1 | Representative Batista |
2 | Samantha A. Milligan; the joyous and momentous celebration of your 19th Birthday on |
3 | March 13, 2026; |
4 | Representative Batista |
5 | Owen Greenwod; in recognition of your selection for the 2025-2026 Arthur Stanley |
6 | Firefighter of the Year award from Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
7 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
8 | David Ahrens; in recognition of your selection for the 2025-2026 Robert Stanley |
9 | Volunteer of the Yeat award from the Hope-Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
10 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
11 | John Vuono; in recognition of your selection for the 2025-2026 Stanley Napper Dedicate |
12 | Service award from the Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
13 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
14 | Braelyn Rathbun; in recognition of your selection for the 2025-2026 Joseph Brusseau |
15 | Rookie of the Yeat award from the Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
16 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
17 | Madie Potts Foundation; in recognition of your selection as the 2026-2026 Dedicate |
18 | Service Award recipient from the Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
19 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
20 | Taylor Burdick; in recognition of your selection as the 2025-2026 Junior Firefighter of |
21 | the Year Award recipient from the Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
22 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
23 | Patrick Webber; in recognition of your selection as the 2025-2026 Haz-Mat Dedicated |
24 | Service Award from the Hope Valley-Wyoming Fire District; |
25 | Representative Kennedy and Cotter |
26 | Anna Lacroix, Tufts University; the outstanding academic achievement of being named |
27 | to the Tufts University 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
28 | Representative Cotter |
29 | Maya Berg, Emmanuel College; the outstanding academic achievement of being named |
30 | to the Emmanuel College 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
31 | Representative Cotter |
32 | Violette May, University of Rhode Island; the outstanding academic achievement of |
33 | being named to the University of Rhode Island 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
34 | Representative Cotter |
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1 | Sadee Paquette, University of Rhode Island; the outstanding academic achievement of |
2 | being named to the University of Rhode Island 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
3 | Representative Brien |
4 | Alyson Smith, College of the Holy Cross; the outstanding academic achievement of |
5 | being named to the College of the Holy Cross 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
6 | Representative Brien |
7 | Jessica Lussier, College of the Holy Cross; the outstanding academic achievement of |
8 | being named to the College of the Holy Cross 2025 Dean’s List for the Fall Semester; |
9 | Representative Corvese |
10 | Rabbi Barry Dolleiger, Congregation Beth Sholom; being honored at the New England |
11 | Jewish Labor Committee 26th Annual Labor Seder for your dedication to strengthening our |
12 | community; |
13 | Representative Kislak |
14 | Rabbi Emily Goldberg Winer, Congregation Beth Sholom; being honored at the New |
15 | England Jewish Labor Committee 26th Annual Labor Seder for your dedication to strengthening |
16 | our community; |
17 | Representative Kislak |
18 | The Nest; celebrating the Opening of The Nest in Newport, Rhode Island and |
19 | commitment to offer vintage clothing for the community; |
20 | Representative Morales |
21 | Kevin Matos, Owner, Cafe Alma; celebrating the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of Cafe |
22 | Alma and your commitment to provide your guests with a taste of Portugal in the City of East |
23 | Providence; |
24 | Representatives Noret, Furtado, Solomon and Marszalkowski |
25 | Cumberland Public Library; 50 years of providing access to countless resources diverse |
26 | information and entrusting to public with books, movies, quiet spaces, databases, story times, |
27 | programming, virtual cooking, classes, game rentals, and so much more; |
28 | Representative Marszalkowski |
29 | Andy Andrade; the joyous and momentous celebration of your 70th Birthday on March 3, |
30 | 2026 |
31 | Representative Solomon |
32 | Mike Reyes, Head Coach, Westerly High School Girls Basketball; the outstanding |
33 | athletic achievement of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division 1 |
34 | Girls Basketball State Championship; |
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1 | Representatives Azzinaro, Kennedy and Spears |
2 | Allison Reyes, Assistant, Westerly High School Girls Basketball; the outstanding athletic |
3 | achievement of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division 1 Girls |
4 | Basketball State Championship; |
5 | Representatives Azzinaro, Kennedy and Spears |
6 | Rana Hamelin, Assistant, Westerly High School Girls Basketball; the outstanding athletic |
7 | achievement of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division 1 Girls |
8 | Basketball State Championship; |
9 | Representatives Azzinaro, Kennedy and Spears |
10 | Francesca DeCaro, Jenna Parker, Sophia Gwaltney, Adrienne Phillips, Ella Reyes, Macy |
11 | Antoch, Abigail Champlin, Cecelia Saint, Emerie Foss, Madison Pellegrino, Emerson Federico, |
12 | Danica Jarrett, Ella Seltzer, Casey Macera, Madison Chiaradio, Santanaa Hamelin, Westerly High |
13 | School Girls Basketball; the outstanding athletic achievement of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode |
14 | Island Interscholastic League Division 1 Girls Basketball State Championship; |
15 | Representatives Azzinaro, Kennedy and Spears |
16 | Gabriel Anderson, Benjamin Choi-Schattle, Giancarlo Dias de Oliveira, Paul Dolan, Nico |
17 | Dominguez, Aydin Duru, Roc Falaguerra, Evan Frechette, Qixiang Gao, Tristan Gilfillan, Eli |
18 | Katz, Leo Katz, Tobey Kim, Justin Kuo, Herbert Li, Timothy Machado, Auden O’Shea, |
19 | Alexander Wu, Barrington High School Boys Swim Team; the outstanding athletic achievement |
20 | of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division 1 High Schools Boys |
21 | Swimming State Championship; |
22 | Representatives Boylan and Knight |
23 | Alvin Candelario, Business Owner; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
24 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
25 | Dominican-American leader; |
26 | Representative Felix |
27 | Yudith Santiago, Business Owner; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
28 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
29 | Dominican-American leader; |
30 | Representative Felix |
31 | Felix Enriquez, Business Owner; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your outstanding |
32 | leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished Dominican-American |
33 | leader; |
34 | Representative Felix |
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1 | Dilenia De la Cruz, Radio Producer; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
2 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
3 | Dominican-American leader; |
4 | Representative Felix |
5 | Central Falls Councilman, Anthony Solano; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
6 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
7 | Dominican-American leader; |
8 | Representative Slater |
9 | Mary Cruz, Health Consultant; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your outstanding |
10 | leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished Dominican-American |
11 | leader; |
12 | Representative Slater |
13 | Alvin Candelario, Business Owner; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
14 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
15 | Dominican-American leader; |
16 | Representative Slater |
17 | Portsmouth Councilman, Juan Carlo Payano; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
18 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
19 | Dominican-American leader; |
20 | Representative Slater |
21 | Maria Fernandes; the distinguished honor of being inducted into the 2026 Central Falls |
22 | Women’s Hall of Fame; |
23 | Representatives Alzate, Giraldo, and Voas |
24 | Brianna Vega, Miss Rhode Island; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
25 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
26 | Dominican-American leader; |
27 | Representative Diaz |
28 | Angel Guatreaux, Trumpet Player; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your |
29 | outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
30 | Dominican-American leader; |
31 | Representative Diaz |
32 | Ariel Rodriguez, Print Shop Business Owner; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for |
33 | your outstanding leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished |
34 | Dominican-American leader; |
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1 | Representative Diaz |
2 | Luz Filpo, Meals on Wheels; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your outstanding |
3 | leadership and contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished Dominican-American |
4 | leader; |
5 | Representative Diaz |
6 | Vivan Adamek, Lauren Basimanebotlhe, Sadie Brown, Isabelle Caldarone, Beatrice |
7 | Corbin, Molly DiGuacomo, Mila Djuranovic, Hirniksha Dutta, Charlotte Erickson, Sadie Gifillan, |
8 | Reese Graveline, Molly Hanratty, Ellery Kloc, Addison Lesk, Grace Lunardelli, Katherine |
9 | McAdams, Lily O’Neill, Esme O’Sgea, Margaret Pelkey, Thea Perry, Hana Reda, Raina |
10 | Salahuddin, Harper Tierney, Khaterina Tomasso, Scarlett Wasinowicz, Vivian Wen, Katelyn |
11 | Xian, Aya Yui, Barrington High School Girls Swim Team; the outstanding athletic achievement |
12 | of winning the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division 1 High School Girls |
13 | Swimming State Championship; |
14 | Representatives Boylan and Knight |
15 | Pvolve Fitness; celebrating the Grand Opening of Pvolve Fitness and your commitment |
16 | to focusing on strength, mobility, and stability for long-term health and toning; |
17 | Representative Boylan |
18 | Henry Casso, Chico Music Production, Inc.; your outstanding contributions to the Rhode |
19 | Island Entertainment Industry through international and local artist performing throughout the |
20 | state, enriching the Dominican Culture and Creativity; |
21 | Representatives Diaz and Alzate |
22 | Gilkania Benitez, Chico Music Production, Inc.; your outstanding contributions to the |
23 | Rhode Island Entertainment Industry through international and local artist performing throughout |
24 | the state, enriching the Dominican Culture and Creativity; |
25 | Representatives Diaz and Alzate |
26 | Osman Mohammed; recognition for your courageous storytelling and contributions to the |
27 | RYSE community; |
28 | Representative Morales |
29 | Rahima Omari; recognition for your courageous storytelling and contributions to the |
30 | RYSE community; |
31 | Representative Morales |
32 | Silikari Chrison Bigirimana; recognition for your courageous storytelling and |
33 | contributions to the RYSE community; |
34 | Representative Morales |
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1 | Vanessa Flores; recognition for your courageous storytelling and contributions to the |
2 | RYSE community; |
3 | Representative Morales |
4 | Ella Johnson, Community College of Rhode Island Women’s Basketball; the outstanding |
5 | athletic achievement of winning the NJCAA Region XXI Championship, completing and |
6 | undefeated 14-0 in regional play, finishing the season 22-3 and qualifying for the NJCAA |
7 | Division III National Tournament; |
8 | Representative Cotter |
9 | Arelis Peña Brito; Welcome, and sincere appreciation for your outstanding leadership and |
10 | contributions to the State of Rhode Island as a distinguished Dominican-American leader; |
11 | Representative Diaz |
12 | Rhode Island Department of Motor Vehicles; celebrating Organ Donation Month |
13 | April/2026 in Rhode Island and the commitment to increase awareness, celebration donors, and |
14 | urge residents to register as organ, eye, and tissue donors to save lives; |
15 | Speaker Shekarchi |
16 | New England Donor Services; celebrating Organ Donation Month April/2026 in Rhode |
17 | Island and the commitment to increase awareness, celebration donors, and urge residents to |
18 | register as organ, eye, and tissue donors to save lives; |
19 | Speaker Shekarchi |
20 | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island; celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Big |
21 | Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island and the continuous dedication to create and support one-to- |
22 | one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth; |
23 | Speaker Shekarchi |
24 | Neil P. Hytinen, Special Assistant for Administration, Legislation, and Policy, Rhode |
25 | Island Department of Health; celebrating National Diabetes Alert Day 2026 at the Rhode Island |
26 | State House and the commitment and dedication to raise awareness, education, and resources that |
27 | support early diabetes detection; |
28 | Representative Diaz |
29 | Erica Hanson, Community Health Network Manager (RIDOH); celebrating National |
30 | Diabetes Alert Day 2026 at the Rhode Island State House and the commitment and dedication to |
31 | raise awareness, education, and resources that support early diabetes detection; |
32 | Representative Diaz |
33 | Lori Clark; celebrating National Diabetes Alert Day 2026 at the Rhode Island State |
34 | House and the commitment and dedication to raise awareness, education, and resources that |
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1 | support early diabetes detection; |
2 | Representative Diaz |
3 | Jo-Ann and Robert Bailey; the honor of receiving the ALS Rhode Island “2026 Brian |
4 | Dickeinson Courage Award” for your commitment to advocate for increased support and |
5 | improving the quality of life for people with ALS and their families; |
6 | Representatives Felix |
7 | Hunter Baesemann, Cameron Caisee, Alexander Howell, John Pierce, Aram Slutter, Boy |
8 | Scout Troop 1, Greenville; the distinction and honor of attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in the |
9 | Boy Scouts of America for your commitment and dedication to the values of Scouting, |
10 | Citizenship, Character and Fitness; |
11 | Representative Costantino |
12 | John H. Dionne, Jr., Boy Scout Troop 6, Bristol; the distinction and honor of attaining the |
13 | rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America for your commitment and dedication to the |
14 | values of Scouting, Citizenship, Character and Fitness; |
15 | Representatives Speakman and Donovan |
16 | Isaac Graham; Exeter-West Greenwich High School Boys Indoor Track; the outstanding |
17 | athletic achievement of Placing 1st in the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Boys |
18 | Indoor Track 4x800 Meter Relay; |
19 | Representative Cotter |
20 | Leo Haxton; Exeter-West Greenwich High School Boys Indoor Track; the outstanding |
21 | athletic achievement of Placing 1st in the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Boys |
22 | Indoor Track 4x800 Meter Relay; |
23 | Representative Cotter |
24 | Gus Freelove; Exeter-West Greenwich High School Boys Indoor Track; the outstanding |
25 | athletic achievement of Placing 1st in the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Boys |
26 | Indoor Track 4x800 Meter Relay; |
27 | Representatives Cotter and Spears |
28 | Ethan McCann; Exeter-West Greenwich High School Boys Indoor Track; the outstanding |
29 | athletic achievement of Placing 1st in the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Boys |
30 | Indoor Track 4x800 Meter Relay; |
31 | Representatives Cotter and Kennedy |
32 | William Haberek; Exeter-West Greenwich High School Boys Indoor Track; the |
33 | outstanding athletic achievement of Placing 1st in the 2025-2026 Rhode Island Interscholastic |
34 | League Boys Indoor Track 4x800 Meter Relay; |
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1 | Representative Cotter |
2 | Major Christopher Reed, Central Falls Police Department; the outstanding achievement |
3 | and distinguished of graduating from the 297th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, |
4 | Virginia; |
5 | Representative Giraldo |
6 | Nini Olawuyi, Exeter-West Greenwich High School Girls Indoor Track; the outstanding |
7 | athletic achievement of Placing 1st and setting a New School Record in the 55 Meter Hurdles with |
8 | a time of 8.53 (PR) in the Finals at the Rhode Island Varsity State Championships; |
9 | Representatives Cotter and Roberts |
10 | Kate Hebert, Exeter-West Greenwich High School Girls Indoor Track; the outstanding |
11 | athletic achievement of Placing 7th and setting a New School Record in the 300 Metter Dash in a |
12 | time of 42.77 (PR) Rhode Island Varsity State Championships; |
13 | Representatives Cotter and Roberts |
14 | Lily Chabot, Exeter-West Greenwich High School Girls Indoor Track; the outstanding |
15 | athletic achievement if Placing 6th in the 1500 Meter Run in a time of 5:03.95 (Indoor PR) at the |
16 | Rhode Island Varsity State Championships; |
17 | Representatives Cotter and Roberts |
18 | Mustafa Soykurt, Consul General of France in Boston; The Francophone Celebration and |
19 | Flag Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the French language, |
20 | as well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and collective identity; |
21 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
22 | René Sylvestre, Delegate of Quebec in Boston; The Francophone Celebration and Flag |
23 | Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the French language, as |
24 | well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and collective identity; |
25 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
26 | Josie Cimini, Consular Officer, Consulate General of Canada; The Francophone |
27 | Celebration and Flag Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the |
28 | French language, as well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and |
29 | collective identity; |
30 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
31 | Morgan Grefe, Executive Director, RI Historical Society; The Francophone Celebration |
32 | and Flag Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the French |
33 | language, as well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and collective |
34 | identity; |
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1 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
2 | Roger Begin, Honorary Counsel of France; The Francophone Celebration and Flag |
3 | Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the French language, as |
4 | well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and collective identity; |
5 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
6 | Anne Conway, Director, Museum of Work & Culture; The Francophone Celebration and |
7 | Flag Raising Ceremony at the Rhode Island State House and the richness of the French language, |
8 | as well as the contributions of Francophones to our cultural heritage and collective identity; |
9 | Representatives Brien, Casey, Cruz, and Philips |
10 | H. Farrell McMillan, Commander of VFW Post 6432 and Sr. Vice Commander DAV |
11 | Chapter 12; the distinguished honor of being named as the United Veterans Council of |
12 | Woonsocket 2026 Veteran of the Year; |
13 | Representatives Phillips, Casey and Brien |
14 | Rodney Lambert, Sons of the American Legion Fairmont Post 85; the distinguished |
15 | honor of being named as the United Veterans Council of Woonsocket 2026 Patriot of the Year; |
16 | Representatives Phillips, Casey and Brien |
17 | Rafael Medina, Sydney Darrow, Jasmine Alves, Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor; your |
18 | outstanding creative contributions to the “Black Love PVD” exhibit at the Providence Place Mall; |
19 | Representative Morales |
20 | Giovanni and Jenny Marzano, il Fico Restaurant; celebrating the Ribbon-Cutting |
21 | Ceremony on April 9, 2026 of il Fico Restaurant at 1302 Atwood Avenue in Johnston, Rhode |
22 | Island; |
23 | Representative Fellela |
24 | Andrea Vargas, Matthew Paddock, Lyndsey Ferreira, Andre Herrera, Mayor’s Office, |
25 | East Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people of the City of |
26 | East Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard of |
27 | 2026; |
28 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
29 | Domenic Amitrano, Kurtis Anderson, Jason Andrade, Josphe Andreozzi, Wade Baker, |
30 | Nicholas Bedard, Patrick Brassil, Dante Capaldi, Anna Cappelli, Erica Carcieri, Charles Carr, |
31 | Leonardo Cepeda, Michael Charbonneau, Danielle Clarke, Piero Colonna, Nathan Correia, John |
32 | Costa, Joseph Crowshaw, Timothy Cunha, Howard Daigle, Joel Delgado, Douglas Drainville, |
33 | Brendan Dyer, Edson Evora, James Farless, Alexandre Ferreira, Robert Ferris, Christopher |
34 | Forget, Melissa Gieck, Johan Giraldo, Michael Glidden, Criag Hannaway, Christopher |
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1 | Harrington, Kara-Ann Hartnett, John Haxton III, Richard Hoey, Zachary Johansen, Kevin |
2 | Kabrick, Daniel Kanavage, John Kane, Justin Kmieciak, Jeffery Lace, Joseph Lombardi, James |
3 | Lynch, Daniel Mallette, Adam Maroney, Ryan McNeill, Jonathan Medina, Kyle Miner, Andres |
4 | Perez, Daniel Pion, Justin Rapp, Davis Roast, Brendan Ryan, Donald Seymout, Nicholas Simone, |
5 | Jeffrey Sinki, Damon Soloman, Jerry Sullivan, Tanis Tavernier, Ricky Tiburcio, Neil Tierney, |
6 | Erica Vincent, Peter Zarriello, Fire Department, East Providence; your outstanding service and |
7 | dedication in keeping the people of the City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their |
8 | daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
9 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
10 | Chris DiCecco, Manny Amaral, Frank Andrade, Jose Andrade John Arrighi, Carlos |
11 | Bolarinho, Tyler Bonin, Kevin Bullock, Antonio Camara, Lou Couto, Collin Costa, Joseph |
12 | Almeida, Shawn Fallon, Mario Ferreira, Andrew Gianlorenzo, Cristian Gonzalez, David |
13 | Laughlin, Nickolas Lundstrom, Peter Maciel, Jermaine Monteiro, Ronald Nawrocki, Antonio |
14 | Oliveira, Corey Pena, Guy Penha, John Petrarca, Jose Pinheiro, Kenneth Pouliot, Justin Silva, |
15 | Filipe Soares, Marco Soares, Timothy Souza, Christopher Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Herb |
16 | Walmsley, Cameron Torres, Jackson Ponte, David Harris, George Turner, Allison Pereira, |
17 | Highway/Parks, East Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people |
18 | of the City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic |
19 | Blizzard of 2026; |
20 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
21 | Jonathan Caruso, Jonathan Couto, Jason Ferreira, Eric Johnson, Sebastian Kozakiewicz, |
22 | Jeffery Lombardi, Rui Mauricio, William McHahon III, David Pion, Paul Fredrick, Central |
23 | Garage, East Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people of the |
24 | City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard |
25 | of 2026; |
26 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
27 | Ernest Germani, Robert Walker, William Monaco, Building Department, East |
28 | Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people of the City of East |
29 | Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
30 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
31 | Joseph Janelle, Robert Lake, William McMahon Jr., Austin Lake, Renato DeOliveira, |
32 | Hildeberto Barbosa, Francisco Lorenz, Adam Aurelio, Nuno Medeiros, Alex Araujo, Derek |
33 | Raposo, William Munroe, Water Department, East Providence; your outstanding service and |
34 | dedication in keeping the people of the City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their |
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1 | daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
2 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
3 | Antonio Correia, Edward Joseph, Richard DiCecco, Napoleon DeBarros, Carlos Amaral, |
4 | Adair DosSantos, Nuno Pais, Roberto Furtado, Daniel Dresser, Alberto Rodrigues, Antonio |
5 | Vieira, Simao Correia, Public Buildings, East Providence; your outstanding service and |
6 | dedication in keeping the people of the City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their |
7 | daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
8 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
9 | Bernadette Frias, Jayvon Walmsley, Tracy Johnson, Kenny Brightman, Faith Souza, |
10 | Michelle Perry, Hunter Roman, Paula Narcovich, Madeline Marlow, Becky Chase, Employee/ |
11 | Shelter, East Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people of the |
12 | City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard |
13 | of 2026; |
14 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
15 | Gina Estrade, Jamie Buck, Susan Dunnington, Jenna-Marie Morin, Bernie Beaudreau, |
16 | Molly Richard, Joseph Stephenson, Soraya Pierre Louis, Jocelyn Oliveira, Judy Macedo, Brenda |
17 | Lister, Volunteer/Shelter, East Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping |
18 | the people of the City of East Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the |
19 | historic Blizzard of 2026; |
20 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
21 | Danny Carpenter, Luis DeSailveira, Gary Silva, Maria DosSantos, Gisela Lopes, Paula |
22 | Rodrigues, David Handy, Jose Terceira, Miguel Lopes, Cindy Vieira, Gary DeCosta, Victor |
23 | Rosales, Jesse Chakouian, Ramiro Bouthilette, Rui Faria, Robert Motta, Michael Poirier, Silvio |
24 | Soares, Steve Laughlin, Darrel Fayerweather, Thomas Silva, Hildeberto Fagundes, Maria Lopes, |
25 | Michelle Sousa, Richard Pachecco, Christopher Dutra, Manuela Bernardo, Francisco Aguiar, |
26 | Jeffery Gouveia, Steven Ribeiro, Patrick Costa, Glenn Costa, George Landry, Joseph Oliveira, |
27 | Joao Raposo, Joseph DaCosta, Robert Goulart, Oriana Rebelo, Jose DeSousa, Nelia Soares, |
28 | Emanuel Garcia Darosa, Sidonia Bolarinho, Jose Aguiar, Hortencia Mourato, Paul Travers, Mark |
29 | Travers, Matthew DeFaria, Michael Motta, Luis Olmo, Paul Santos, School Department, East |
30 | Providence; your outstanding service and dedication in keeping the people of the City of East |
31 | Providence safe and able to attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
32 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
33 | Chief Michael Rapoza, Deputy Chief Andy Benoit, Captain Mark Cadoret, Captain Brian |
34 | Mulvey, Captain David Pacheco, Captain Maari Stainer, Lt. Stephen Evans, Lt. Conor DeBold, |
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1 | Lt. Michael Pendergast, Lt. Kurt Hawes, Lt. James Aceto, Sgt. Diogo Mello, Sgt. Michael |
2 | O’Connell, Sgt. Ryan Vose, Sgt. Kurt Ripke, Sgt. Christopher Cooney, Sgt. Ryan Feeney, Sgt. |
3 | Jay Rainville, Sgt. Tyler Elmasian, Sgt. Matthew Simon, Acting Sgt. Steven Dumond, Acting |
4 | Sgt. Stephen Ohsberg, Officer Ryan Teixeira, Officer Matthew Coughlin, Officer Cory Resendes, |
5 | Officer Sara Poirier, Officer Gage DaSilva, Officer Zachary Ronan, Officer Colin Feeney, Officer |
6 | John Guiney, Officer John Guiney, Officer Julian Reis, Officer Zachary Souza, Officer Cory |
7 | Amaral, Officer Wifredo Ortiz, Officer Ian Richardson, Officer Colby Rogers Officer Nathan |
8 | DaCosta, Officer Brandon Normann, Officer Kyle Graves, Officer Daniel Pickering, Officer John |
9 | Pena, Officer Jacob Pena, Officer Jacob DeMacedo, Officer Jacob Scorpio, Officer James Watts, |
10 | Officer Matthew Mailhot, Officer Matthew Braun, Officer Patrick Homes, Officer Scott Slack, |
11 | Officer Shaileen DeOliveira Officer Matthew Martins, Officer Christopher Cherry, Officer |
12 | Dalton Quinn, Officer Charles Swenson, Officer Tyler Correia, Detective Michael Allienello, |
13 | Detective Donald Delaere, Detective Stephen DeMedieros, Detective Ryan Havunen, Detective |
14 | Patrick Kelley, Detective Jason Nogler, Detective Kristopher Correia, Detective Andrea Pratt, |
15 | Detective Drew Wood, Detective Kevin Feeney, Dispatcher Joseph Buono, Dispatcher Chrstine |
16 | Barnes, Dispatcher Frances Newman, Dispatcher Michael Barbosa, Dispatcher David Messinger, |
17 | Dispatcher Connor Campbell, Dispatcher Gus Rainho, Dispatcher Susan Lusignan, Dispatcher |
18 | Lisa Taylor, Dispatcher Nicole Cepeda, Police Department, East Providence; your outstanding |
19 | service and dedication in keeping the people of the City of East Providence safe and able to |
20 | attend to their daily activities during the historic Blizzard of 2026; |
21 | Representatives Kazarian, Boylan, Dawson, and Furtado |
22 | NOW, THEREFORE BE IT |
23 | RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives hereby extends to the aforesaid persons |
24 | and organizations its very best wishes on this memorable occasion and expresses the hope for |
25 | continued good fortune; and be it further |
26 | RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State be and hereby is respectfully requested to |
27 | transmit a properly inscribed citation to each of the aforesaid. |
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