Extensions of Remarks E881 EXTENSIONS of REMARKS
May 19, 2006 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E881 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS RECOGNIZING NICHOLAS GIGLIO They completed their first marathon, in 1981 still pending—the Migratory Bird program has FOR ACHIEVING THE RANK OF in Boston. Four years later, they competed in done an excellent job of matching public funds EAGLE SCOUT a triathlon, for which Dick had to not only learn with private donations. In fact, this program how to swim, but then do so in the race with has brought in more than $60 million in private HON. SAM GRAVES a small boat tied to his waist with which he sector funds to protect and restore habitat, to OF MISSOURI pulled Rick. study species declines, to provide technical While continuing to race, Rick also furthered assistance, and to encourage public-private IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES his education. In 1993, Rick graduated from and international partnerships. Thursday, May 18, 2006 Boston University with a degree in Special Mr. KIND’s legislation will enable the Interior Mr. GRAVES. Mr. Speaker, I proudly pause Education. Department to continue providing this much- to recognize Nicholas Giglio, a very special Today the Hoyts have completed 206 needed funding to conservation efforts both in young man who has exemplified the finest triathlons, 20 Duathlons, 64 marathons, and the United States and throughout the Amer- qualities of citizenship and leadership by tak- over 500 other races. They have biked across icas. He has done an excellent job shep- ing an active part in the Boy Scouts of Amer- New England and America. Their best time for herding this bill through the House, and I am ica, Troop 98, and in earning the most pres- a marathon, running together with Dick push- hopeful that the Act will soon be reauthorized.
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