E250 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks March 3, 2020 HONORING THE 70TH BIRTHDAY OF in the same elementary school where her for 14 years. He served six years in the Utah FRANKLIN DELANO ROZA mother taught. This decision started Susie’s National Guard and he started a successful career of over twenty years dedicated to jobs real estate brokerage and development com- HON. JIM COSTA in public service. pany. Governor Herbert served as the past OF CALIFORNIA Susie spent time working in Miami-Dade president of the Utah Association of Realtors IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES County’s Superintendent’s Office and then be- and the past president of the Utah Association came a legislative aide for a member of the of Counties. Tuesday, March 3, 2020 School Board, Mr. Frank Bolanos. This experi- As governor, he has prioritized public edu- Mr. COSTA. Madam Speaker, I rise today to ence gave her a greater understanding of how cation—in a state with large families and many honor my cousin Franklin (Frank) Delano local policies can help students excel in the children to educate. That’s why his effort to Roza on the occasion of his 70th birthday. classroom, parents prepare their children, and build a vibrant economy has been so impor- Frank is a beloved husband, grandfather and teachers perform their jobs. It proved bene- tant, since a well-educated work force and friend to many. ficial when, in 2004, she served as Chief of well-paid jobs go hand-in-hand. Franklin (Frank) Delano Roza was born on Staff for the City of Doral’s founding mayor, Governor Herbert has led our state with January 30, 1950 to Georgina Cardoso Roza Mr. Juan Carlos Bermudez, for over eight compassion, supporting local efforts to reform and Manuel J. Roza. Frank is the 5th son and years. In this role, she strived to ensure that and improve our homeless services and wel- youngest child in a family of 6 children. As he the needs of students were met and devel- coming refugees to Utah. He was recognized shares a birthday with his parent’s favorite pol- oped city-wide education initiatives, including recently by the Utah Refugee Advisory Board, itician President Franklin D. Roosevelt, he was one centered on financial literacy. In 2012, which thanked him for asking the federal gov- named in his honor. Frank attended American she was elected to serve on Miami Dade ernment to let Utah take in more refugees. He Union Elementary School, Hamilton Middle County’s School Board, a position she cur- received a letter which said, in part, ‘‘Governor School and Fresno High School. After grad- rently holds. Herbert, you have touched the hearts of many uating Fresno High School in 1967, he at- Throughout her eventful life, Susie has prov- people in the refugee community by speaking tended classes at Fresno City College and en that she is a strongminded and driven indi- out nationally on behalf of—and for standing served in the United States Army. vidual, even in the most adverse of times. This with—Utah refugees.’’ It was signed by 30 In 1974, Frank began working for Pacifica was evident when, her daughter, Andrea, who leaders from a variety of Utah refugee groups Gas and Electric Company. He was eventually was an aspiring educator, tragically passed from countries including Somalia, Sudan, Bu- assigned to Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power away at the young age of twenty-one. Susie rundi, Cameroon, Liberia and Congo. Plant in Avila Beach, California and worked used Andrea’s passing as her compass and Governor Herbert’s wife, First Lady Jeanette there until his retirement in 2006. Even after dedicated herself even more to her commu- Herbert, has been an equal partner in his his retirement, he continued to go back and nity. In her daughter’s memory, she created service. As the owner and operator of a work outages several times a year. the Andrea Castillo Foundation, which gives childcare center and preschool for 23 years, In 1983, Frank married the love of his life scholarships to students majoring in Education Jeanette focused on an initiative known as Yvonne, and they have lived on the Central at public colleges and universities in Miami- ‘‘Uplift Families’’—with the goal of promoting California Coast for more than 40 years. Dade. Susie has ensured that her daughter’s good parenting skills, strengthening families Through this marriage, Frank has one stepson legacy will not be forgotten; she will live on in and offering resources to parents throughout and daughter-in-law Josh and Becky Sexton of every student who receives this scholarship. Utah. The Herberts are proud parents of six Coalinga, and is a grandfather to three beau- Madam Speaker, it has truly been a privi- children and numerous grandchildren. tiful granddaughters. lege to work with Susie Castillo over the years Governor Herbert, as the 17th Governor of Frank is the Roza family’s most prolific trav- and I greatly admire her commitment to Miami our state, has served us well. His legacy of eler. As a young man, he backpacked across Dade County. Her dedication and unwavering ‘‘hard work, inclusivity and compassion’’ will Europe and explored Canada. His travels in- spirit, even in the most trying circumstances, benefit Utahns for generations to come. clude Central America, South America, Eu- deserves our respect, and I ask my colleagues f rope, the Azores Islands, and Hawaii. Frank is to join me in recognizing this exceptional indi- PERSONAL EXPLANATION also an avid cyclist who has crossed the vidual. United States twice, from West to East and f East to West, while raising money for the Alz- HON. GREG STANTON heimer Association in honor of his mother who HONORING UTAH GOVERNOR GARY OF ARIZONA succumbed to the disease. When Frank is not HERBERT—RECEIVING THE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES traveling, he is golfing. ‘‘GIANT IN OUR CITY’’ AWARD Tuesday, March 3, 2020 Madam Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join Mr. STANTON. Madam Speaker, on March me in honoring Franklin Delano Roza as he HON. BEN McADAMS 2, 2020, I missed votes due to a delay in my celebrates his 70th birthday. I ask that you join OF UTAH flight from Arizona. Had I been present, I me in wishing Frank continued health and IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES would have voted Yes on Roll Call No. 79, the happiness. Tuesday, March 3, 2020 Fair Debt Collection Practices for f Servicemembers Act, H.R. 5003, and Yes on Mr. MCADAMS. Madam Speaker, I rise Roll Call No. 80, the Ensuring Chinese Debt RECOGNIZING SUSIE V. CASTILLO today to honor the Salt Lake Chamber’s 2020 Transparency Act, H.R. 5932. IN HONOR OF WOMEN’S HISTORY ‘‘Giant in our City’’ Award winner: Utah Gov- MONTH ernor Gary R. Herbert. f Governor Herbert is currently the nation’s HONORING 2019 ‘‘MR. AMIGO’’ HON. MARIO DIAZ-BALART longer-serving governor. He has served as JULIO CE´ SAR CHA´ VEZ OF FLORIDA chair of both the Western Governors Associa- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES tion and the National Governors Association. HON. FILEMON VELA During his time in office, he has worked to OF TEXAS Tuesday, March 3, 2020 build what is one of the country’s strongest IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. DIAZ-BALART. Madam Speaker, in economies—as of January, Utah’s unemploy- honor of Women’s History Month, I rise today ment rate was the lowest ever recorded—at Tuesday, March 3, 2020 to recognize Susie V. Castillo, whose inspiring 2.3 percent. Utah also led the nation for its job Mr. VELA. Madam Speaker, I rise today to life journey and determined work ethic has creation rate in 2019. recognize the Charro Days Fiesta and to had a significant impact on all those around He has defined his mission by ‘‘The Utah honor the 2020 ‘‘Mr. Amigo,’’ chosen by the her. Way.’’ Mr. Amigo Association of Brownsville, TX, In 1961, her parents and two older brothers ‘‘Our state succeeds because of our people Julio Ce´sar Cha´vez. were forced into exile by the Castro dictator- and their culture of hard work, innovation, in- Charro Days dates back to 1937, when the ship and had to begin a new life in South Flor- dustry, inclusivity and compassion—that is the citizens of Brownsville organized the event in ida. Very quickly, Susie valued the importance Utah Way.’’ the midst of the Great Depression to celebrate of giving back to her community, and as a Governor Herbert was born in Utah County, the cultural heritage shared between Browns- young woman, began working as a secretary where he served as a county commissioner ville and its sister city, Matamoros,

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Boyce, of a champion, both in and out of the ring. Julio Tuesday, March 3, 2020 Norfolk, VA, who died peacefully on February 22, 2020 at the age of 75. Ce´sar was born in Ciudad Obrego´n, Sonora, Mr. DIAZ-BALART. Madam Speaker, in rec- but moved with his family at a young age to Brian was born in New York City on Novem- ognition of Women’s History Month, I rise Culiaca´n, Sinaloa. It was there that his fighting ber 7, 1944, to Donald Campbell Boyce, from today to honor Janet Face Glassman, whose spirit and drive for personal growth inspired Dingwall, Scotland, and Mary Gibbons, from him to get into the ring—guided by the dream long-term dedication to her community and New York City. He graduated from Chambers- of buying a house for his mother, Don˜a Isabel. helping other women and girls has had a sig- burg Area Senior High School in 1962, Cham- The ‘‘Sultan of Culiaca´n’’ won six world titles nificant impact on Southern Florida. bersburg, PA. Upon graduation from the University of in three different divisions in the Super Feath- Janet was born and raised in Massachu- erweight, Lightweight, and Light Welterweight Notre Dame, Brian entered the U.S. Navy, setts, where, at a young age, she found a life- serving 28 years, including hazardous duty in categories. In the 25 years of his professional long passion for civic engagement and em- career he remained undefeated for 13 years, several theaters. He commanded Amphibious powering young women. In 1971, she grad- he won 31 out of 37 world title bouts, and he Squadron FIVE, USS DUBUQUE (LPD 8), was able to successfully defend his world uated from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, USS MOUNT VERNON (LSD 39), and SWOS crowns 27 times. His biggest wins in the ring with a B.S. in Mathematics. Shortly after, she Coronado. Post-retirement, he worked as a were against Roger Mayweather, Juan met her husband, Alan, who has been her trainer in a virtual-reality navigation, seaman- Laporte, Edwin ‘‘Chapo’’ Rosario, Jose´ Luis strongest advocate for over forty-four years. ship, and ship-handling. He was also an ex- Ramirez, Meldrick Taylor, Hector ‘‘Macho’’ She spent her professional career working in pert witness in maritime litigation and an acci- Camacho, Greg Haugen and in the rematch the insurance industry and received her li- dent reconstruction specialist using computer- generated maritime simulations with a soft- against Frankie Randall. cense to become a Chartered Property Cas- ware application he developed. However, Julio Cesar Chavez also faced ualty Underwriter (CPCU) in 1995. adversity and addiction, but overcame both Brian was a loving, supportive, and kind ills. Today, his message is simple, ‘‘if I could Janet moved to Naples, Florida in 2010, and husband, father, grandfather, and brother. Re- it, you can too.’’ That phrase served as the has been a pillar in her community ever since. spectful of all, he selflessly volunteered his foundation for his two rehabilitation centers While she has volunteered with many organi- time and talents to help others and believed in Clinica Baja del Sol, one in Tijuana and the zations over the years, some of her most the importance of engaged citizenship. He en- other in Culiaca´n. In addition to the work he impactful work has been with the PACE Cen- joyed golf, the outdoors, reading, history, trav- performs through his clinics, Julio Ce´sar is ter for Girls Collier, located in Immokalee. el, duplicate bridge, and being the family ambassador of the National Campaign for Pre- handyman. PACE is a nationally recognized and highly He was not the first in his family to serve his vention and Attention to Addictions. His grand- successful program that mentors high-risk daughter Julia, along with his wife Miriam and country. His maternal grandfather, Neil Gib- middle and high school aged girls. Since its bons, an immigrant from Donegal, Ireland, their children Julio, Omar, Cristian and Nicole opening in Immokalee in 1998, PACE has are his inspiration. He is committed to served in the U.S. Navy and as a Sergeant in helped over 1,200 girls, leaving a lasting im- helpings others recover from addictions. the New York City Police Department, where Madam Speaker, I take this opportunity to pact on their lives. In 2018, she was the spon- he lost his life in the line of duty. In later honor the Charro Days Fiesta. Please join me sorship chair for PACE’s annual Love that years, Brian, an avid genealogist, revived the in recognizing the importance of this annual Dress event, which resells gently used memory of his grandfather by researching the celebration which continues to strengthen the dresses, shoes, handbags, and other acces- details of his military service and the accident relationship between Brownsville and Mata- sories to help PACE continue with their dili- that resulted in his tragic death. Brian is survived by Pam, his wife of 51 moros, as well as the United States and Mex- gent work. Janet passionately believes in ico. years, originally from Greensburg, PA; children PACE’s mission and has visited Washington, Suzanne, of San Carlos, CA; John, of Alexan- f D.C., to meet with Members of Congress to dria, VA; and Tom, of Pittsburgh, PA; grand- PERSONAL EXPLANATION further gain support and raise awareness of children Jimmy, Ben, Dava, and Mairin; and this exceptional organization. In 2019, PACE siblings Neil, of New York City; Bobby, of Wal- HON. KEVIN BRADY Center for Girls Collier awarded Janet the lingford, PA; Mary Jane, of Middle Haddam, OF TEXAS Pacesetter award for her nine years of excep- CT; Margaret Ann, of Tolland, MA; and Barry, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES tional volunteer and advocacy work. of Halifax, Nova Scotia. His eldest brother, Donald, died in 1994. Tuesday, March 3, 2020 Janet’s love for her community knows no I am very proud of a long-time friend of Mr. BRADY. Madam Speaker, due to a bounds and is constantly displayed in the Brian’s brother, Barry. My deepest sympathies scheduling conflict, I was needed in my dis- ways she gives back to others. While she has go out to Barry, his entire family, and to all trict. already made a lasting impact on those whose lives were touched by Brian. Had I been present, I would have voted around her, she continues to find ways to be f YEA on Roll Call No. 79 (H.R. 5003), and a leader and better her community. In March HONORING THE CAREER OF DON YEA on Roll Call No. 80 (H.R. 5932). of 2018, Janet graduated from the Greater PERACCHI f Naples Leadership Program, where she and PERSONAL EXPLANATION other leaders in Collier County learned how to HON. JIM COSTA best serve and fulfill the needs of their com- OF CALIFORNIA HON. ABBY FINKENAUER munity. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF IOWA Madam Speaker, I am honored to have Tuesday, March 3, 2020 IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES such a dedicated community leader in the dis- Mr. COSTA. Madam Speaker, I rise today to Tuesday, March 3, 2020 trict I serve. Janet Face Glassman’s love for honor the service of Don Peracchi, whose Ms. FINKENAUER. Madam Speaker, I was service and assisting those around her has term as president of the Westlands Water Dis- unexpectedly delayed and missed the first truly made a difference in Collier County, and trict has come to an end. vote on March 2, 2020. Had I been present, I ask my colleagues to join me in recognizing Don Peracchi was born and raised by sec- I would have voted Yea on Roll Call No. 79. this outstanding individual. ond generation Northern Italian immigrants in

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