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11182 Hon. Sam Graves Hon. Lincoln Davis Hon. Dale E 11182 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS, Vol. 154, Pt. 8 June 3, 2008 Sea, in the center of what was the historical ral Kelso was promoted to Commanding Offi- national recognition and the Senior Choir took Silk Road. The country is home to more than cer of the Naval Nuclear Power School, USS first place in a national music contest during 70 diverse ethnic groups and its history can Finback and USS Bluefish. the 1940s. be traced back to over a million years ago to In subsequent tours, the Admiral served as When the City of Flint decided to build the the Azykh cave. I join the Azerbaijani people Executive Assistant to the Commander in municipal center in 1955, Quinn Chapel had to in celebrating their rich cultural heritage and Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command and the U.S. relocate again. The first Church service was history on this year’s Republic Day celebra- Atlantic Fleet and Supreme Allied Com- held in the new structure on Lippincott Boule- tion. mander, Atlantic. He was then assigned to re- vard on December 25, 1960. Bishop Joseph Madam Speaker and colleagues, please join establish and command Submarine Squadron Gomez formally dedicated this sanctuary in me in honor of the Azerbaijani people and in Seven. 1961. In 1980 he was selected as Rear Admiral, recognition of the country’s rich culture and Designated a Historical Site by the State of where his Pentagon assignments included Di- history. Michigan, Quinn Chapel AME Church has ful- rector, Strategic Submarine Division, Office of f filled their African Methodist Episcopal motto, the Chief of Naval Operations, and Director, ‘‘God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, Man HONORING MATHEW MILLER Office of Program Appraisal, Office of the Sec- Our Brother.’’ Under the leadership of their retary of the Navy. Pastor, Reverend Stanley U. Sims, the con- By 1985 Admiral Kelso was commanding HON. SAM GRAVES gregation continues to provide the residents of the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea and OF MISSOURI Flint with a place to worship in a faith filled NATO Naval Striking Force and Support IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES community. Forces Southern Europe. During this time the Tuesday, June 3, 2008 Admiral led successful operations against Madam Speaker, I ask the House of Rep- Mr. GRAVES. Madam Speaker, I proudly Libya. resentatives to join me in applauding this com- pause to recognize Mathew Miller of Grain Earning his fourth star, Kelso was promoted munity for their dedication to Christian life. For Valley, Missouri. Mathew is a very special to Admiral in 1986, shortly before assuming 133 years Quinn Chapel African Methodist young man who has exemplified the finest the duties of Commander, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Episcopal Church has led services for its qualities of citizenship and leadership by tak- Admiral Kelso later became NATO’s Supreme members and provided a foundation for the ing an active part in the Boy Scouts of Amer- Allied Commander Atlantic and Commander in spiritual lives of many in Flint. I pray they will ica, Troop 1310, and earning the most pres- Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command. continue their blessed work for many, many tigious award of Eagle Scout. Admiral Kelso’s naval career reached its years to come. Mathew has been very active with his troop, high point when he was named the 24th Chief participating in many Scout activities. Over the of Naval Operations in 1990, making him the f many years Mathew has been involved with first Tennessean to hold that position. He IN HONOR OF BARBARA MCCARTY Scouting, he has not only earned numerous served as CNO for nearly four years. merit badges, but also the respect of his fam- Beyond serving in a high ranking military ily, peers, and community. position in the U.S. government and the nu- HON. DORIS O. MATSUI Madam Speaker, I proudly ask you to join merous medals he has earned, Admiral Kelso OF CALIFORNIA me in commending Mathew Miller for his ac- has remained humble and grounded—saying complishments with the Boy Scouts of Amer- his greatest accomplishments are his children IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ica and for his efforts put forth in achieving the and grandchildren. As a father of three and Tuesday, June 3, 2008 highest distinction of Eagle Scout. grandfather to five, I can say family is the driv- f ing force in life and is to be cherished as de- Ms. MATSUI. Madam Speaker, it is with scribed by the Admiral. sadness that I rise in honor of Barbara ADMIRAL FRANK KELSO II RE- We are proud to have Admiral and Mrs. McCarty, who passed away late last month in CEIVES DISTINGUISHED GRAD- Kelso as native residents of the 4th District Hawaii. UATE HONOR AT NAVAL ACAD- and wish them the best. EMY Barbara’s life was an American success f story. She immigrated to the United States from England, became an American citizen, HONORING QUINN CHAPEL HON. LINCOLN DAVIS graduated from Sacramento State University OF TENNESSEE and later earned a law degree. Through all of IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HON. DALE E. KILDEE this, she raised 4 remarkable children as a Tuesday, June 3, 2008 OF MICHIGAN single mother. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. LINCOLN DAVIS of Tennessee. Madam For the better part of the last 3 decades Speaker, watching over the air and sea while Tuesday, June 3, 2008 Barbara practiced law in Sacramento, primarily providing exemplary support for our land Mr. KILDEE. Madam Speaker, I ask the focusing on workers compensation cases. In based services, the United States Navy has a House of Representatives to join me in con- 1992, she and a colleague staked out on their service record that history has looked favor- gratulating Quinn Chapel African Methodist own and started a law practice. In addition to ably upon from the Revolutionary War through Episcopal Church on celebrating 133 years of being a fine lawyer and wonderful mother, the Battle of Midway to their present day serv- worship and outreach in Flint, Michigan. On Barbara was a vibrant community leader. She ices around the globe. Friday, May 30th the congregation of Quinn was always active with women’s causes and One alumni of this cherished brotherhood, Chapel recognized this milestone at a special was engaged in many civic endeavors, even Admiral Frank Kelso II, a man who dedicated anniversary program. after she retired in Hawaii. his life to service of his country, was recently Quinn Chapel AME Church has a long tradi- Barbara is survived by her children: Laura bestowed with the 2008 Distinguished Grad- tion in Flint. This tradition began in the home LaMarre; Kevin McCarty; Christopher McCarty; uate Award during the U.S. Naval Academy of Mrs. Nancy West, where in 1875 she first Trevor Nielsen; and her sister, Anne Gash. Alumni Association’s annual ceremonies in opened her doors for prayer services. Quinn She also leaves behind 7 grandchildren and Annapolis, Maryland. Chapel reached out to the community, becom- countless friends in Sacramento and Hawaii. With a Naval career as long as it is distin- ing a positive influence on families looking for Madam Speaker, I ask that my colleagues guished, Admiral Kelso, born in Lincoln Coun- opportunity in the early days of Michigan. join me today in paying honor to Barbara ty, Tennessee, steadily rose through the ranks As Flint grew, so did Quinn Chapel. In 1877 McCarty for her exemplary service to those of following his graduation from the Naval Acad- the congregation moved from Mrs. West’s us in Sacramento and across the Nation. Her emy in 1956. home and into a new location on Seventh life and legacy—as a mother and advocate— Serving various tours on Balao, Skipjack, Street. A decision was made in 1912 to build will be an inspiration to us all. I ask that we Permit, and LaFayette class submarines and a new sanctuary and the brick structure was take a moment and extend our utmost respect attending the Navy’s Submarine School, Admi- dedicated in 1922. 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