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| Tribute To Nanette A. Nadeau |
May 17, 2012 |
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Mark Udall, D-CO
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"In the military, there is an adage that “home is wherever the service sends you,” and over the years the Nadeaus called places like Germany, Georgia, and Virginia home. Like other military spouses, Nanette made sacrifices along the way as she bounced from one civil service job to the next, sometimes settling for a lower grade. She started her Federal service career as a General Schedule-2, sorting mail in the Post Office in Giessen, Germany. Finding her niche in legislative affairs, she earned a reputation for excellence and was promoted over time to General Schedule-14 . Despite enduring frequent moves, Nanette found time to earn her bachelor’s degree from The College of William & Mary, graduating summa cum laude, and later added an MBA from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, also summa cum laude, all while working full time."
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| Black Hills Cemetery Act |
May 15, 2012 |
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Kristi Noem, R-SD
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"The Black Hills in South Dakota is home to a number of historic communities and cemeteries. Many of these originated in old mining towns in the 1800s. They have unique significance to the surrounding communities. These include the Englewood Cemetery, the Galena Cemetery, Hayward Cemetery, Mountain Meadows Cemetery, Roubaix Cemetery, Nemo Cemetery, Rocker-ville Cemetery, Silver City Cemetery, and the Cold Springs Cemetery."
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