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Louisiana State | Senate OFFICIAL JOURNAL Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee President of the Senate, John Hainkel OF THE P.O. Box 94183 SENATE Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9183 OF THE Dear Mr. Hainkel: STATE OF LOUISIANA _______ This letter is to advise you that I am appointing Mr. Sal Diesi and Mr. Vernon Haynes to the Greater Krotz Springs Port SIXTH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS Commission. Mr. Vernon Haynes will be replacing Mr. Alton _______ Broussard. Twenty-Ninth Regular Session of the Legislature Under the Adoption of the I am asking that these appointments be confirmed as soon as Constitution of 1974 possible. _______ Thank you kindly. Senate Chamber State Capitol Sincerely, Baton Rouge, Louisiana ANNA C. SIMMONS Mayor Wednesday, April 9, 2003 LSU HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER The Senate was called to order at 9:00 o'clock A.M., by Hon. HEALTH CARE SERVICES DIVISION John Hainkel, President of the Senate. March 7, 2003 ROLL CALL The Honorable John J. Hainkel The roll being called, the following members answered to their President of the Senate names: P. O. Box 94183 Capitol Station PRESENT Baton Rouge, LA 70804 Mr. President Dupre Lambert RE: Appointment to the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Adley Ellington Malone Center - Health Care Services Division Community Advisory Bajoie Fontenot Marionneaux Committee Barham Gautreaux McPherson Boissiere Hines Michot Dear Senator Hainkel: Cain Holden Mount Chaisson Hollis Romero Attached is a completed Confirmation Questionnaire on Mr. Cravins Hoyt Schedler Robert O. Boudreaux. This individual has recently been appointed Dardenne Jones, B Smith to the W. O. Moss Medical Center’s Community Advisory Dean Jones, CD Theunissen Committee (CAC) to fill a vacancy on the committee. Total—30 ABSENT Mr. Boudreaux is replacing Dr. Aretta Rathemel on the committee. Bean Irons Tarver Fields Johnson Thomas In accordance with R. S. 17:1519.3.E.(3)(i), “Each appointment Heitmeier Lentini Ullo to the community advisory committee shall be submitted to the Total—9 Senate for confirmation.” The President of the Senate announced there were 30 Senators If you have any questions regarding the questionnaire, please present and a quorum. contact Marcia Daigle of my staff. Ms. Daigle may be reached at 922-0493. Prayer Sincerely, JAMES L. BREXLER The prayer was offered by Father Phil Spano, following which Chief Executive Officer the Senate joined in pledging allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. BOB ODOM Commissioner of Agriculture & Forestry Reading of the Journal March 10, 2003 On motion of Senator Lambert, the reading of the Journal was Honorable John Hainkel dispensed with and the Journal of yesterday was adopted. President of the Senate P.O. Box 94183 Morning Hour Baton Rouge, LA 70804 Petitions, Memorials and Dear Senator Hainkel: Communications I have appointed Luke Anthony Theriot as Confidential The following petitions, memorials and communications were Assistant and am submitting him for confirmation. received and read: I feel that Luke meets all of the qualifications required by law CITY OF OPELOUSAS and will serve the State of Louisiana and the Department of Agriculture and Forestry to the best of his ability. February 26, 2002 Page 2 SENATE 6th DAY'S PROCEEDINGS April 9, 2003 The Senate's consideration to confirm this appointment is or consent of the Senate to the appointment of certain officers of my respectfully requested. Should you need or desire any other Department, I hereby request that your procedures for such information from me, please advise at anytime. confirmation or consent be initiated for the following individuals and positions, to-wit: Thanking you for your usual cooperation and assistance, I am Alice B. Dunn - Deputy State Treasurer (effective 2/17/03) Sincerely, BOB ODOM Sarah J. Mulhearn - Press Secretary/Confidential Assistant Commissioner (effective 3/3/03) BOB ODOM If we need to do anything else to get this process started, please Commissioner of Agriculture & Forestry let me know and we will promptly comply. Otherwise, we will wait to hear from you or your staff. March 10, 2003 As always, thanks for your cooperation in this matter. Honorable John Hainkel Sincerely, President of the Senate JOHN KENNEDY P.O. Box 94183 State Treasurer Baton Rouge, LA 70804 Messages from the Governor Dear Senator Hainkel: The following messages from the Governor were received and I have appointed individuals to the boards or commissions listed read as follows: below and I am submitting them for confirmation: STATE OF LOUISIANA Sweet Potato Commission Office of the Governor Weights and Measures Commission March 31, 2003 I feel that the enclosed list of individuals meets all of the qualifications required by law and will serve the State of Louisiana To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate: and the Department of Agriculture and Forestry to the best of their ability. Please be advised that the following individuals have been commissioned as Notaries Public for the parishes indicated through The Senate’s consideration to confirm these appointments is March 24, 2003. In compliance with Article IV, Section 5(H)(3) of respectfully requested. Should you need or desire any other the Louisiana Constitution of 1974, I hereby present them for review. information from me, please advise at anytime. Sincerely, Sincerely, M. J. "MIKE" FOSTER, JR. BOB ODOM Commissioner Acadia Annona A. Balfa Elsie F. Balfa Sweet Potato Commission 8481 Evangeline Hwy. 8481 Evangeline Hwy. Clifton Dewey Freeman, Jr. Ted Allen McDermott Basile, La 70515 Basile, La 70515 305 Neely St. 1241 Macon Front Rd Oak Grove, LA 71263 Oak Grove, LA 71263 Charlotte Marie Benoit Darla Benoit 8528 Airport Rd. 155 Bluff Loop James Deshotel Mark Fields Crowley, La 70526 Evangeline, La 70537 5922 Hwy. 115 P.O. Box 1182 Bunkie, LA 71322 Rayville, LA 71269 Kimberly Habetz Bernard Naomi R. Burleigh 1107 Wright Ave. 5773 Church Pt. Hwy Weights and Measures Commission Crowley, La 70526 Rayne, La 70578 Lazar J. Gielen 217 Teddy St. Tammy Bellard Carriere Annette M. Castille Crowley, LA 70527 250 West Plaquemine St. 300 N. Adams Ave. Church Point, La 70525 Rayne, La 70578 TREASURER OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Lacresa Citizen Tiffany D. Clement April 1, 2003 516 North Beaugh 211 N. Parkerson Ave. Church Point, La 70525 Crowley, La 70526 The Honorable John J. Hainkel, Jr. President, Louisiana State Senate George J. Cormier Carolyn Marie Darbonne P. O. Box 94183 6397 Church Point Hwy. 8047 Eunice Iota Hwy Baton Rouge, LA 70804 Branch, La 70516 Eunice, La 70535 Dear President Hainkel: Mark Denette Carrie R. Denison 149 Miguel Rd. 1425 Cocodril Rd. RE: Department of Treasury Appointments Confirmation By or Basile, La 70515 Scott, La 70583 Consent of the Senate Natalie Kay Duplechain Sonya Francois In accordance with and pursuant to the constitutional provision 260 Veterans Dr. 2032 Fournerat Rd. and statutes of the State of Louisiana requiring the confirmation by Eunice, La 70535 Eunice, La 70535 6th DAY'S PROCEEDINGS Page 3 SENATE April 9, 2003 Emelia Hendricks Janet R. Shingleton Kimberly G. Townson Anita Milam 2960 Higginbotham Hwy. P.O. Box 1288 P.O. Box 291 2677 Nicholson Dr. Church Point, La 70525 Crowley, La 70526 Grant, La 70644 Baton Rouge, La 70802 Erin Hoffpauir Connie M. Simon Ascension Katherine Tess Percy 1404 S. College Rd. 202 W. Louisiana Ave. Christian Todd Avery 712 North Burnside Ave. Lafayette, La 70503 Rayne, La 70578 343 Third St., Ste. 202 Gonzales, La 70737 Baton Rouge, La 70801-1309 Diane Hopper Elaine Thibodeaux Stephanie B. Purdy P.O. Box 1039 P.O. Box 442 Gary R. Binns 8708 Jefferson Hwy., Ste. B Rayne, La 70578 Branch, La 70516 14390 Braud Rd. Baton Rouge, La 70809 Gonzales, La 70737 Kimberly Istre Robert M. Thibodeaux Dawn Margaret Ray 7214 Lyons Pt. Hwy. 309 N. Parkerson Ave. Michele H. Bonadona 12065 Turry Rd. Crowley, La 70526 Crowley, La 70526 1028 E. Worthey Rd., Suite A Gonzales, La 70737 Gonzales, La 70737 Sandra Jacobs Janet N. Thompson Gerard R. Rizzo 240 East Minnix St. P.O. Box 1469 Cheryl D. Bourgeois 18158 Autumn View Dr. Church Point, La 70525 Crowley, La 70526 16463 Joe Sevario Rd. Prairieville, La 70769 Prairieville, La 70769 Christie T. Johnson Shelly M. Vasseur Darla R. Rye 110 West Plaquemine St. 126 Warant Rd. Cristy Carbo 316 E. Douglas Church Point, La 70525 Rayne, La 70578 12007 Ida Bourgeois Rd. Gonzales, La 70737 St Amant, La 70774 Karin K. Lafleur Jeffery Wade, IV Ellen M. Thibodaux 194 Daigle Rd. 6514 Mire Hwy. 95 Margaret Carroll 211 Gardenia Dr. Iota, La 70543 Church Point, La 70525 10500 Coursey Blvd., Ste. 100 Donaldsonville, La 70346 Baton Rouge, La 70816 Ashley F. Latiolais Sarah A. Walker Doretta Trichel 315 Ed Thibodeaux Rd. 318 N. Parkerson Stacie Coleman 18265 Craig St. Church Point, La 70525 Crowley, La 70526 43330 S. Henderson Prairieville, La 70769 Prairieville, La 70769 Debra S. Lege Paula S. Ward Shirley Williams 225 Cloday Menard Rd. 7849 Eunice-Iota Hwy Brenda N. Cooper 712 N. Burnside Ave. Rayne, La 70578 Eunice, La 70535 1441 S. Range Ave. Gonzales, La 70737 Denham Springs, La 70726 Christina Lejeune Timothy Wayne Ware Jan Wood 1018 Harding, Ste. 202 1237 Providence Hwy. Rebecca L. Daigle 42076 Norwood Rd. Lafayette, La 70503 Rayne, La 70578 45277 Gold Place Road Gonzales, La 70737 St Amant, La 70774 Shanna A. May Alice M. Watts D'shea S. Yuslum 118 Bluff Loop 825 East 1st St., Apt. 12 Allen David 9035 Bluebonnet Blvd. Evangeline, La 70537 Crowley, La 70526 44528 Stringer Bridge Baton Rouge, La 70810 St Amant, La 70774 Pamela M. Menard Deanna L. Wild Assumption P.O. Box 362 638 S. Crocker Linda Everett Tonya B. Clark Church Point, La 70525 Midland, La 70559 10108 Hwy.
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