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Entry Title Date
Recognizing The King Arts Complex March 5, 2013
Rob Portman, R-OH
"Mr. President, today I wish to honor the King Arts Complex for 25 years of dedicated service to central Ohio. Named after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the complex’s mission is to preserve, celebrate, and teach African-American cultural and historic heritage while developing a greater understanding among all people."
In Honor Of Louis A. Mitchell July 9, 2012
Pat Tiberi, R-OH
"Lou Mitchell’s connection to central Ohio reached back several generations and his roots ran deep in our community’s soil. His family has lived and contributed to our area for generations. For example, his great-grandfather graduated from Dennison University after returning from his service in the Civil War."
Recognizing The Life And Achievements Of The Late Command Sergeant Major Jake Brewer July 8, 2011
Pat Tiberi, R-OH
"After 87 years of life, Jake Brewer recently passed away leaving a legacy of unwavering service to his country and to central Ohio. In light of his contributions and service, I believe he remains worthy of immense respect and admiration. He will be a sorely missed member of our community and his influence will resonate for years to come."
In Honor Of Mr. Alex A. Boudreaux March 3, 2011
Pat Tiberi, R-OH
"After 90 years of life, Alex Boudreaux recently passed away leaving a legacy of unwavering service to his country and to central Ohio. In light of his contributions and service, I believe he deserves great respect and admiration. He will be a sorely missed member of the central Ohio community and his influence will be felt for years to come."
Honoring The Life Of Richard J. Solove February 9, 2011
Pat Tiberi, R-OH
"His commitment to fighting cancer nearly matched his devotion to Central Ohio. He had the foresight to envision the growth and expansion of this region back in the 1960s. Ending his career as a pharmacist, he began to develop shopping centers, office buildings and apartment buildings as I-270 was being built."

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