17382 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE September 7, 2000 It is also important not to gild the lily successful entrepreneur, having broad hori- General Dake’s distinguished career technologically. Think of the customer’s zon—through reading fiction and biography, has been accompanied with a rise technical competence and how he will actu- appreciating art, and interacting socially through the ranks, including service as ally use your product. My biggest recent with a variety of people—is more important the Director of Training and Doctrine error was listening to a tech analyst who than working yet another Sunday. told me not to buy AOL at $26 a pre-split But there is more at stake than business with the Commander-in-Chief of the share, because there were technically supe- success. You want to be a happy person, a U.S. Atlantic Command and as Assist- rior products. The mix between technology good father, a community builder. I find that ant Chief of Staff of Operations for the and user friendliness is vital. After all, do I can only eat one tuna-fish sandwich at 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing during Oper- you use Betamax or VHS? lunch, no matter how many millions I have ation Desert Shield/Storm. It is signifi- In building a business, it is crucial to put earned. Money can give you time, and how cant to note that this was the largest emphasis on becoming an institution. I found you spend that time is key. And wise expend- aircraft wing ever fielded in combat by that it takes two years for a person to feel iture of personal time on human develop- the Marine Corps. comfortable in a corporate culture, so it is ment can also help you make money, be- better to build a team in anticipation of cause knowledge, experience, and wisdom are General Dake was promoted to Briga- growth than in response to it. Invest early usually the key to the ‘‘poetic’’ business dier General in March, 1992. His assign- and heavily in support systems, in the areas idea. ments as a General Officer included of client service, electronic information, and Young people are leaving college to make service as Assistant Deputy Chief of financial controls. Let everyone know what quick money, like a gold rush. But life is Staff of Aviation; Inspector General of is expected of him or her through clear com- about more than money or success or tech- the Marine Corps; Deputy Commanding munication, so that employees are moving in nical achievement. It is critical that people General, Marine Corps Combat Devel- the direction of corporate goals. My com- see the world in vibrant colors and in mul- opment Command; Commanding Gen- pany has never been star-oriented, in a star- tiple shades. To raise children, face the studded industry. Good organization creates death of parents, appreciate beauty, even eral, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; and a whole that is more than the sum of its make love well, people need emotional and Deputy Chief of Staff for Aviation. parts. intellectual depth. These come from being During his time as Deputy Chief of Relationships are key to success, and that exposed to the collective experience of civili- Staff for Aviation the Marine Corps means knowing the people in your arena. zation, which is transmitted through books embarked on its historic aviation cam- Biotech executives should know the impor- and a liberal education. paign plan which has manifested itself tant people in the FDA, the universities, and In the scheme of your success, it will not in the development of the V–22 Osprey the pharmaceutical companies. And relation- make a difference if you leave school two and the Joint Strike Fighter. ships should be maintained for the long years early; but it could alter your life General Dake assumed his present term. Remember, credibility equals predict- greatly. Absorb the intangibles, not just be- ability; long relationships allow people to cause they will give you the imagination to position as the Assistant Commandant judge you based on past interactions. It’s too come up with ‘‘poetic’’ business ideas to help of the Marine Corps on September 5, late if you only meet people when you need you deal with customers, but also because 1998. For his service as the Assistant them. they will give meaning to the life you lead, Commandant, General Dake was Personnel turnover is a significant prob- whether you succeed materially or not. After awarded the Distinguished Service lem today. The mantra everywhere is stock all, living life well, in all its dimensions, is Medal. General Dake also earned the options, the chance to get rich quick. This what it’s all about.∑ ‘‘Silver Hawk Award.’’ Presented by leads to high turnover if a company has ac- f the Marine Corps Aviation Association, tual or perceived problems, or, on the other the Silver Hawk Award is given to the hand, if it is too successful and young people IN APPRECIATION OF GENERAL active-duty Marine Aviator with the get rich quick. In my company, which is TERRENCE DAKE’S SERVICE family owned, we have low turnover. We most senior date of designation. build loyalty in three important ways. First, ∑ Mr. BOND. Mr. President, it is my Not all of General Dake’s achieve- all employees share in profits; we have a great honor to rise today to pay tribute ments took place in aircraft or in com- flatter compensation scheme than many to a fellow Missourian who has served mand of major units. General Dake’s technology companies. Second, there is jus- our Nation honorably for more then commitment to his troops was evi- tice in allocating rewards over long periods three decades in war and peace. In Oc- denced in his efforts in tackling two of of time. Our people know that we have per- tober, General Terrence Dake, Assist- the most difficult issues facing the De- manency; we give them a long-term horizon, ant Commandant of the Marine Corps, with expectation of growing rewards over partment of Defense today: health care time. will retire after more then 34 years of and readiness. As a member of the De- Third, our people feel safe. There are no service as a Marine. fense Medical and Senior Readiness politics, few layoffs, and no acting out; peo- A native of Rocky Comfort in the Oversight Committees, General Dake ple check their egos at the door. We breed Missouri Ozarks, General Dake earned worked to improve readiness and en- loyalty through civility. People are trained undergraduate degrees from the Col- sure that the entire military family— and moved around the company to keep the lege of the Ozarks and the University active, reserve, and retiree—were pro- interest level high, and promotions are made of Arkansas. From there he proceeded vided quality health care. internally. The culture is kept strong by to Marine Corps Officer Candidate outsourcing and a small number of hires. Any tribute to General Dake would And finally, there is a single decision-maker; School in Quantico, VA. He was com- be inadequate without recognizing the everyone has input, but I make the final de- missioned a Second Lieutenant upon contributions of his wife and family. As cision based on careful research and many graduation from OCS in October 1966. with so many of our fine members of individual inputs. There is no ranting or With the echoes of conflict in South the Armed Services, his career would screaming by anyone; instead, there is a free East Asia sounding here at home, Sec- not be what it is today were it not for flow of ideas, tentative acceptance, and thor- ond Lieutenant Dake reported directly their steadfast support throughout the ough investigations, so that all communica- to aviator training in Pensacola, Flor- years. Mrs. Dake is a recipient of the tion moves back and forth. ida. He received his wings designating A great business idea, or a great scientific Distinguished Public Service Award, idea, does not just come about through hard him a Naval Aviator on the 25th of presented for her superior public serv- work and incremental advances. It is more January, 1968. He was tested in combat ice in support of uniformed personnel like poetry. It is about having the imagina- when he reported to South East Asia and their families. As we pay tribute to tion and heart to strike out on a path that and piloted CH–53A Sea Stallion heli- him today we also commend and honor others didn’t dare to follow, or didn’t see in copters in Vietnam. Lieutenant Dake her for her commitment and persever- its entirety. Implementation, management earned numerous awards while accu- ance on behalf of Marines ‘‘in every skills, and the ability to anticipate customer mulating over 6,000 flight hours in place and clime.’’ needs are built on a knowledge of how military aircraft. Highlights of his ex- I also recognize the other members of human beings react. These types of imagina- tion and understanding are more likely to tensive aviation experience include General Dake’s family. The Dakes have come from wellness than from frenzy. I don’t service as the President’s helicopter two children, a daughter, Jana, and subscribe to the continuous-all-nighters, no- pilot and as the Commanding Officer of son, Joshua. Jana is married to Cap- personal-life recipe for success. For a super- Marine Helicopter Squadron One. tain Ken Karika, USMC, and is the

VerDate Aug 04 2004 12:21 Dec 13, 2004 Jkt 079102 PO 00000 Frm 00075 Fmt 0686 Sfmt 0634 E:\BR00\S07SE0.002 S07SE0 September 7, 2000 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE 17383 mother of the Dake’s grandchild, Jack. ther Henry was soon appointed RECOGNITION OF LANNY They too have taken part in the sac- Officialis, or Chief Judge, of the tri- FRATTARE FOR HIS 25 YEARS OF rifice required to be a military family bunal, and administrator of St. John’s SERVICE TO THE PITTSBURGH and deserve our gratitude. Mission in Fitchville. Father’s Henry PIRATES The Marine Corps often states that energy, compassion and achievement ∑ Mr. SANTORUM. Mr. President, I there are no ex-Marines, only Marines drew notice from the highest levels of would like to take a few minutes of who are no longer actively serving. It the Church and in 1965 Pope Paul VI Senate business to recognize a man is comforting to know that General named him a prelate of honor and who I hold in the highest regard, Mr. Dake will continue to serve our nation awarded him the title of Monsignor. Lanny Frattare. Mr. Frattare has been and set an example for others to follow a tremendous figure and icon to the Monsignor Henry first arrived at St. long into the future. people of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He As General and Mrs. Dake move from Bridget in 1969, and dedicated the next has contributed energy and timeless the active duty community to the re- twenty-nine years of his life to the hours to the Pittsburgh community tired community, it is appropriate that service of the parish. St. Bridget’s through his involvement with the Pi- this body stop and honor a man and his landscape bears witness to the many rates, the Parent and Child Guidance family who made countless sacrifices tangible accomplishments Monsignor Center, the Cystic Fibrosis Founda- for duty, honor, country.∑ Henry has achieved, including the Lady tion, Goodwill Industries, and Bob f of Lourdes Grotto, the Religious Edu- Prince Charities. IN MEMORY OF MONSIGNOR cation Center, the Bicentennial Pavil- Lanny Frattare is celebrating his HENRY J. DZIADOSZ ion, the Stained Glass Doors, the Sky- twenty-fifth year as ‘‘The Voice of the ∑ Mr. DODD. Mr. President, I rise lights, the beautification of the church Pirates,’’ announcing more than 3,500 today to pay tribute to the late Mon- grounds, and numerous other improve- games. Only Bob Prince has described signor Henry J. Dziadosz, J.C.D., a be- ments. In honor of his dedication and the action of Pirate baseball longer, 28 loved friend and respected clergyman. commitment to St. Bridget, the edu- years. Mr. Frattare was even gracious Monsignor Henry was a priest for fifty- cation center, which he was instru- enough to let me join him in the an- one years, including twenty-nine years mental in founding, will henceforth be nouncer’s box for several games over as pastor at St. Bridget of Kildare Par- called the Monsignor Henry J. Dziadosz the years, which was definitely one of ish, my home church in Moodus, Con- Religious Education Center. my greatest thrills as a Pittsburgher. necticut. He made numerous sacrifices A native of Rochester, New York, At the Parish Mass for Monsignor Frattare received has bachelor’s degree for his community and strove through- Henry, Father Marek Masnicki de- out his clerical live to instill a spirit of in communications from Ithaca College scribed a priest’s duties, and expressed caring in the lives of his parishioners. in 1970. His baseball broadcasting ca- At Monsignor Henry’s retirement party how Monsignor Henry was the epitome reer began in 1968 with the Geneva Sen- several years ago, he stated, ‘‘When I of what every priest strives to be. ‘‘A ators, a Class A team in New York. first came here, I told them that the priest is called to respond to the poor Frattare’s association with the Pirates family spirit was my goal. No one and the broken and in this he touches organization began in 1974 and 1975 should have to cry alone and no one the face of Jesus Christ. We expect a when he broadcast games for the Tri- should ever laugh alone. In all the ac- great deal from our priests, and priests ple-A West Virginia team, the Charles- complishments, it is the creation of expect a great deal from themselves. ton Charlies. He was also a radio DJ this spirit that I am most proud of.’’ The priest makes sacrifices on behalf and Sports Director at WBBF in Roch- Everyone who know this remarkable of the community. He offers his hu- ester before joining the Pirates in 1976. man would agree that his devotion to manity and that of the community to ‘‘There was no doubt about it’’— his parishioners has made a lasting im- Christ until he comes again. Priests Lanny Frattare continues to make sig- nificant impact on his listeners and on pact on the lives he has touched. take their cue from Jesus Christ each the history of the Pittsburgh Pirates. I Monsignor Henry was destined to the day. All this can apply to the fifty-one feel privileged to know him and see the priesthood from his early years. He at- years of the priestly ministry of Mon- tended St. Stanislaus School as a contributions he’s made to the Pitts- signor Dziadosz.’’ ∑ young boy, graduated from Meriden burgh community. High School, and enrolled in the St. Monsignor Henry was my pastor for a f number of years. And while he was an Thomas Seminary, where he earned his MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT associate’s degree in philosophy. He accomplished man, a man whose continued his theological studies at priestly accomplishments were recog- Messages from the President of the Catholic University of America in nized by the Pope, it was his compas- United States were communicated to Washington, D.C., and was awarded the sion and humanity that made him a the Senate by Ms. Evans, one of his Basselin Scholarship. On May 26, 1949, truly remarkable shepherd for his secretaries. then Father-Henry was ordained to the flock, a flock of which I feel deeply for- EXECUTIVE MESSAGES REFERRED Priesthood in St. Joseph Cathedral in tunate to have been a part. As in executive session the Presiding Hartford and accepted an assignment There isn’t a doctorate for minis- Officer laid before the Senate messages as Assistant Pastor of the St. Joseph tering day in and day out to the spir- from the President of the United States submitting sundry nominations Parish in Norwich. Father Henry then itual needs of a community. There isn’t moved to New London’s Our Lady of which were referred to the appropriate a grand award for caring deeply about Perpetual Help Parish before returning committees. one’s neighbors. But you will find that to continue his studies at the Catholic (The nominations received today are we often have a name for people who University of America. It was his pro- printed at the end of the Senate pro- foundly inquisitive nature and genuine conduct themselves in these ways: ceedings.) priest, rabbi, sheik or monk. These thirst for knowledge that caused Fa- f ther Henry to pursue a doctoral degree people dedicate themselves to the serv- in 1955. He earned his degree in Canon ice of God, and in doing so provide an MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE Law, and was subsequently assigned to example for the rest of us to follow. At 12:00 p.m., a message from the the Diocesan Chancery in Norwich, Monsignor Henry was a wonderful House of Representatives, delivered by where he served as assistant to the priest and he took joy in the simple Mr. Hays, one of its reading clerks, an- chief judge of the Diocesan Tribunal daily rituals of that life. He was dearly nounced that the House has passed the and as the assistant chancellor. Always loved by the people of his parish and he following bills, in which it requests the a bright student and quick study, Fa- will be deeply missed.∑ concurrence of the Senate:

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