May 23, 2019 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E669 been a beacon of hope and salvation for the Clause 5 of the Constitution in respect to acts riousness to which the House takes its re- congregation through its many ministries of misconduct by Donald John Trump, Presi- sponsibilities to act as a check on a wayward which share the good news of our Lord and dent of the United States. Executive and the gravity of the findings and Savior, Jesus Christ. I invite every Member of the House to join conclusions set forth in the Mueller Report. Yet, Madam Speaker, the outstanding serv- me in cosponsoring this important and nec- Finally, nothing in the resolution compels ant leadership demonstrated by Rev. Aniton essary step to uphold the rule of law, preserve the Committee on the Judiciary to reach a par- did not stop at Friendship Baptist Church. His the strength of our democracy, and affirm the ticular result or make a particular rec- impact has been felt in the larger community rightful place of the Congress as a co-equal ommendation; rather, the resolution charges and beyond. He has served on the boards of branch of government with the constitutional the Committee with undertaking a comprehen- the Pastoral Institute, the Liberty Theatre, the duty to check and hold accountable a way- sive investigation following the evidence where Metro Columbus Urban League, and the ward head of the Executive Branch. it leads and reporting its conclusions and rec- Fourth Street Towers. He has been President This resolution is both necessary and timely. ommendations to the full House. of the Mount Calvary Congress of Christian Last week, hours before the House Judici- Madam Speaker, the time has come to re- Education and the Muscogee County Clergy ary Committee was to vote to hold Attorney assert proper oversight in our system of gov- Association; instructor for the General Mis- General Bill Barr in contempt of congress, the ernment. sionary Baptist Convention of Georgia Con- President indicated that he intended to assert During the first two years of this administra- gress of Christian Education and the American executive privilege to deny Congress and the tion, House Republicans shirked their over- Baptist Theological Seminary (off-campus). He American people the Mueller Report. sight responsibilities. received the NAACP Religious Affairs Award, Yesterday, the White House Counsel indi- This new House majority, propelled by the Rainbow PUSH Coalition Lifetime Achieve- cated that it believes that the House Judiciary largest class of women and the most diverse ment Award, the PUHL (Peace, Unity, Hon- Committee’s inquiry was an improper exercise class in history, will do its job to ensure the esty, and Leadership) Award; and in May of of its oversight powers and was instead in- preservation of this government of the people, 2011, received an Honorary Doctorate of Di- tended to ‘‘harass’’ the President. by the people, and for the people. vinity Degree from St. Thomas Christian Col- The White House Counsel, in mistaken be- f lege in Jacksonville, Florida. lief that the Mueller Investigation was the final HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY Reverend Aniton has achieved much in his word into investigations concerning this Presi- OF GOLF LEGEND, ALICE DYE life, but none of it would have been possible dent, stated that Congress was not permitted without the Grace of God and the love and the ‘‘an unauthorized do-over of exhaustive law enforcement investigations conducted by the HON. SUSAN W. BROOKS support of his late wife, Mrs. Dorothy Rigby OF INDIANA Department of Justice.’’ Aniton; his children, Minister Rhonda Aniton IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Bell, Emmett Scott Aniton Ill, and Keisha The White House position is clearly wrong Aniton Simmons; his grandchildren and other on history, on the law, and on the Constitution, Thursday, May 23, 2019 family members. He is an outstanding mentor, but more that than, it is reckless and desta- Mrs. BROOKS of Indiana. Madam Speaker, a strong leader, and a faithful servant of God. bilizing. I rise today to honor the life and legacy of On a personal note, I have been blessed by It disregards or misapprehends the nature, Alice Holliday Dye, an Indiana golf legend and Rev. Aniton’s sage counsel and enduring structure, and purpose of the system of gov- accomplished amateur champion. Known as friendship over the four decades I have known ernment devised by the Framers that served the ‘‘First Lady’’ of golf course architecture, him and I am proud to call him my friend. us well for nearly 250 years. Alice and her husband, Pete, co-designed Madam Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join It contemplates branches of government su- some of the country’s most high-profile cham- my wife, Vivian, and me, along with the perior to others and represents an indiffer- pionship golf courses, including Crooked Stick 730,000 residents of Georgia’s Second Con- ence, belligerence and disrespect towards Ar- Golf Club in Carmel, Indiana. The people of gressional District, in congratulating Rev. Dr. ticle I of the Constitution unseen in American Indiana’s Fifth Congressional District are for- Emmett S. Aniton, Jr. for 40 outstanding years history. ever grateful for Alice’s significant contribu- of leadership at Friendship Baptist Church, for Congressional requests for documents have tions to the City of Carmel, Hamilton County, over 50 remarkable years of ministry, and for been ignored, subpoenas have been flouted, the state of Indiana, and the nation. a lifetime of selfless service to God, the witnesses refuse to appear for congressional Alice was born on February 19, 1927, in In- church, and to humankind. To God be the oversight hearings, norms shattered. dianapolis, Indiana, where she won the Indi- glory for the things He has done through His This is intolerable and why, in consultation ana State Junior championship at the age of humble servant, Rev. Dr. Emmett S. Aniton, with and by working with my colleagues, I 15. She graduated from Shortridge High Jr. have introduced H. Res. 396, a resolution au- School and graduated with honors from Rol- f thorizing and directing the Committee on the lins College in Florida, where she was captain Judiciary to investigate whether sufficient of the women’s golf team and a member of INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTION grounds exist for the House of Representa- the men’s team. Following her graduation, she FOR AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT- tives to exercise the power vested by Article 1, worked as a life insurance saleswoman, be- ING THE COMMITTEE ON THE JU- Section 2, Clause 5 of the Constitution in re- coming one of the few women in the business DICIARY TO INVESTIGATE spect to acts of misconduct by Donald John at the time, eventually earning a spot in the WHETHER SUFFICIENT GROUNDS Trump, President of the United States. Women’s Quarter Million Dollar Roundtable. EXIST FOR THE HOUSE OF REP- This is a significant measure because it A trailblazer, Alice was a female pioneer in RESENTATIVES TO EXERCISE invoives not just the standing committees but the golfing community. Alice’s passion for golf THE POWER VESTED BY ARTI- the whole House of Representatives, the body began at a young age, spending time at the CLE 1, SECTION 2, CLAUSE 5 OF that is vested by the Constitution with the Woodstock Club in Indianapolis. It was there THE CONSTITUTION IN RESPECT ‘‘sole power of impeachment.’’ she fell in love with the beautiful fairways and TO ACTS OF MISCONDUCT BY Madam Speaker, if approved by the House, the game itself. Later, Alice went on to have DONALD JOHN TRUMP, PRESI- H. Res. 396 gives the Committee on Judiciary a standout career in golf, winning over 50 DENT OF THE UNITED STATES a broad and affirmative mandate by the body amateur championships during her lifetime in- that is vested with the sole power conveyed cluding nine State Championships in Indiana, HON. SHEILA JACKSON LEE by Article 1, Section 2, Clause 5 to investigate the Woman’s North and South, the Women’s OF TEXAS the areas of possible misconduct listed in the Eastern, the National Ladies Club Champion- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Resolving clause. ship, two USGA Senior and two Canadian Since 1900, responsibility for conducting in- Senior Tournaments, as well as five Women’s Thursday, May 23, 2019 vestigations of the type envisioned by the res- Western Senior Tournaments, National Ladies Ms. JACKSON LEE. Madam Speaker, I rise olution has been delegated by the House to Club Championship, and played on the 1970 to announce to the House that I have intro- the Committee on the Judiciary. Curtis Cup Team. Alice also won a gold medal duced H. Res. 396, a resolution authorizing Nothing in the resolution preempts or fore- in golf at the Senior Olympics. and directing the Committee on the Judiciary closes any other Committee of the House from Collaborating with her husband, Pete Dye, to investigate whether sufficient grounds exist exercising its oversight authority and adoption she co-designed Crooked Stick Golf Club in for the House of Representatives to exercise of the resolution will convey to the Administra- Carmel, Indiana, where she and Pete had a the power vested by Article 1, Section 2, tion, the public, and relevant witnesses the se- home on the 18th hole. Alice and Pete also

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Through her success on the greens and King Memorial College Scholarship Fund, an graduating cum laude from the University of the remarkable course designs, Alice was re- organization that pays tribute to two American Wisconsin, Stevens Point, and later obtained lentlessly dedicated to ensuring that women heroes while helping provide students access her Master’s degree and Doctorate in Busi- players were not forgotten and is credited as to educational opportunities. ness Administration, with an emphasis in Or- the champion for the two tee system that Please join me in honoring Frank Bryant, ganizational Leadership. After all those years made formidable courses more playable for whose devotion to public service had a pro- in the cold Midwest, Jinny wanted warmer women. found impact on his community. weather, eventually bringing her to the com- Alice’s work is a true testament to her out- f munity of Ridgecrest. She taught at the Sierra standing career and selfless contributions. Sands Unified School District, educating future Alice served the sport by becoming the first IN RECOGNITION OF THE TRADI- generations and inspiring them to become the woman president of the American Society of TION OF BREAKFAST ON THE next leaders of our community. In 1993, she Golf Course Architects in 1997 and the first FARM IN BROWN COUNTY started as a Case Manager for DART, and woman to serve as an independent director of through her hard work as an industrious the PGA of America in 1999. She was hon- HON. MIKE GALLAGHER champion for people with disabilities, she was ored with numerous awards and accolades, in- OF WISCONSIN deservedly appointed CEO in 2003. cluding being inducted into the Indiana Golf IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES As an executive, Jinny continued to dedi- Hall of Fame in 1976 and was voted PGA’s cate her energy to serving our local commu- Thursday, May 23, 2019 First Lady of Golf in 2004. nity, managing and guiding the development In her personal life, Alice was known as a Mr. GALLAGHER. Madam Speaker, I rise of DART’s mission and facilities, all while si- loving mother. She truly loved the sport and today to recognize the tradition of Breakfast multaneously advocating for people with dis- the fairways became one of her favorite on the Farm in Brown County. abilities. DART has managed and operated a places to go with her family and close friends. Breakfast on the Farm is an iconic Wis- thrift store, providing an opportunity for em- Born and raised in Indianapolis, she worked to consin tradition that provides the community ployment for many people with disabilities in bring affordable junior golf programs to youth an opportunity to see first-hand how a dairy Ridgecrest. Because of the generosity in our of all backgrounds through the establishment farm operates, and to learn about the signifi- community, DART recently had to open a of The First Tee of Indiana. Children of all cant role the dairy industry plays in Wiscon- new, bigger location that allowed for more ages can practice their swings on four 9-hole sin’s economy. Community members meet space in the shop and greater work experi- courses, named in their honor, at the Pete & dairy farmers, explore the barns and equip- ence. Alice Dye Golf Experience, part of the Sports ment, and enjoy a delicious meal prepared on Jinny’s presence in our community has Legend Experience at the Children’s Museum the farm. been prolific; she serves on multiple boards of Indianapolis. Over the years, Alice’s pas- In 1997, Dennis and Mary Zirbel moved and volunteers her time for many local organi- sion for golf has inspired countless individuals from Collins, WI, to establish DenMar Acres, zations, including the Rotary Club of China and her leadership as the First Lady of golf ar- their dairy farm in Greenleaf, WI. Their sons Lake, Girl Scouts USA, and Ridgecrest Mayor chitecture has left a remarkable legacy. Jeremy, Jeff, and Jesse are partners on the Peggy Breeden’s Special Committee on the Alice will be forever missed by her family, farm where the family milks 950 cows and Handicapped for the City of Ridgecrest. Jinny friends, colleagues, and the entire golf com- manages 1,900 acres. Always pursuing inno- is a true believer in the power of education munity. On behalf of Indiana’s Fifth Congres- vative practices, DenMar Acres implements and has lent her expertise to others in Kern sional District, I extend my deepest condo- advanced technologies such as the Juno robot County through her work with the Autism Task lences to Alice’s husband, Pete, her son, Feed Pushers, to help increase yields and im- Force in Kern County and the Kern Commu- Perry, and his wife, Ann, her son, P.B., and prove efficiency on their farm. I am grateful to nity College District Adult Education Consor- his wife, Jean, her two grandchildren, her two DenMar Acres for hosting the 2019 Brown tium. For her service and dedication to people great grandchildren, and to her entire ex- County Breakfast on the Farm. with disabilities, she has received many tended family and the friends who mourn her Brown County Dairy Promotion has been or- awards, including Rotarian of the Year in loss. ganizing Breakfast on the Farm since 2001, 2014, 2015, and 2016. f recruiting farm hosts, sponsors, and volun- On behalf of the constituents of the 23rd RECOGNIZING THE LIFE AND teers to support this terrific event. To continue Congressional District of California, I applaud SERVICE OF FRANK BRYANT the promotion of agriculture throughout the Jinny for her over 40 years of dedication, hard year, all proceeds of Breakfast on the Farm work, and service to educating and advocating HON. MARK DeSAULNIER are donated to provide free educational pro- on behalf of people with disabilities. I wish her grams to students studying agriculture in well as she embarks on the next chapter in OF CALIFORNIA Brown County. her life. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Madam Speaker, I urge all members of this f Thursday, May 23, 2019 body to join me in commending the efforts of Mr. DESAULNIER. Madam Speaker, I rise Breakfast on the Farm to educate the commu- IN HONOR OF CHIEF ROBERT today to recognize the life and service of long- nity through this time-honored tradition. Thank PFANNES FOR HIS EXEMPLARY time Walnut Creek resident, Mr. Frank Bryant. you to the Zirbels, Brown County Dairy Pro- SERVICE Frank was born on April 24, 1936 in Elko, motion, and the countless sponsors and volun- Nevada to parents Howard and Charlotte Bry- teers for their continued support of Wiscon- HON. DEBBIE DINGELL ant. After his family moved to California, Frank sin’s dairy industry. OF MICHIGAN attended San Jose State University before set- f IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES tling in Walnut Creek with his wife Susan. Thursday, May 23, 2019 Frank and Susan resided in Walnut Creek for RECOGNITION FOR VIRGINIA over 50 years. Throughout this time, Frank DEANGELIS, PH.D. Mrs. DINGELL. Madam Speaker, I rise was deeply committed to serving the East Bay today to recognize Police Chief Robert community. HON. KEVIN McCARTHY Pfannes for his dedicated service to the city of An architect by trade, Frank designed sev- OF CALIFORNIA Ann Arbor. His exceptional work ensuring the eral commercial and residential buildings IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES safety of his community is worthy of com- throughout Walnut Creek. A strong partner mendation. Thursday, May 23, 2019 with the City of Walnut Creek, Frank designed A graduate of Madonna University and the a community theater and renovated an East Mr. MCCARTHY. Madam Speaker, I rise Eastern Michigan University School of Police Bay landmark, the Borges Ranch House. today to honor Dr. Virginia DeAngelis for her Staff and Command, Chief Robert Pfannes Frank also used his architectural expertise life of work and service to our community. committed his career to protecting the commu- in his positions on the Walnut Creek Design Jinny is stepping down as the Chief Executive nity. Initially serving in the Detroit and Garden

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