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H 8094 State of Rhode Island 2016 -- H 8094 ======== LC005782 ======== STATE OF RHODE ISLAND IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2016 ____________ H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N EXTENDING CONGRATULATIONS Introduced By: Representatives DeSimone, and Newberry Date Introduced: April 26, 2016 Referred To: House read and passed 1 WHEREAS, It has been made known to the House that certain persons and organizations 2 are deserving of commendation; and 3 Bishop Hendricken High School Varsity Boys Swimming; the outstanding athletic 4 achievement of winning the 2015-2016 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division I Boys 5 Swimming Regular Season Championship and the Rhode Island Boys Swimming State 6 Championship; Marc Andrews, Brendan Crowe, Crispin Ferris, Samuel Fox, Gabriel Ibarra, Peter 7 Thomas, Connor Levine, Max Miranda, Owen Schriber, Alex Vessealla, Kevin Cloxton, Luca 8 Ialongo, Zack Knight, Michael Lupino, Jackson Miranda, Troy Schnabel, Lucas Slencel, Dillane 9 Wehbe, Eric Baxter, Michael J. DelSesto, Paul Fedarenko, Matthew Levesque, Maxim Picard, 10 Joseph Quijioc, Michael Ryan, Coach David W. Hanson; 11 Speaker Mattiello 12 James Morris and Tenessa Karmonzyn; the joyous and momentous celebration of your 13 Wedding Day on April 2, 2016; 14 Representative Gallison 15 The distinguished honor of being inducted into the North Providence Youth Commission; 16 Connor Goulet, Tiantian Gousie, Sarah Romano, Luke Giguere, Gillian Hodge, Abigail 17 Medieros, Gianna Montella, Austin Choiniere, Selma Alani, Victoria Nunez, Victoria Winter, 18 Alyssa Montanaro, Nathalie Lorenzo, Gian Salvatore, Noah Bond, Joseph Lariviere, Joseph 19 Masiello, Noah Lussier, David Perez, Heather Carey, Kristen Parrish, Dominick Ratliff, Thaiz 20 Gonzalez, Marisa Lenardson, Christopher Dapont, Michela Fernaro, Victoria Carbone, Cheyenne 1 Kraemer, Samantha Tancrede, Dylan Rivera, Hailey-Rose Coulter, Aisha Siddiqui, Megan Hoxie, 2 Ben Domenici, Angelina Broccoli, Sonia Lariviere, Christina Vadis, Sharon Akwensive, 3 Christian Alcantara, Jeanette Kazarian, Derick Cadet; 4 Representative O'Brien 5 Arnold Smith, City of Providence; your retirement after 35 years of outstanding and 6 dedicated service to the people of the city of Providence; 7 Representative Fellela 8 Pilgrim High School Girls Soccer; the outstanding athletic achievement of winning the 9 2015 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Girls Fall Soccer Division II Central Soccer Co- 10 Championship; Hannah Johnson, Sophia Deluca, Kendra Tantimonico (Captain), Emily Heon, 11 Alexis Vieira, Molly Lynch (Captain), Jordan Petrucci, Alexia Martins (Captain), Alyssa 12 Andrews, Erin Plowman, Alyssa Peixinho, Elizabeth McGowan, Lila Giguere, Gulia Marsalla, 13 Harley LeClair, Jessica O'Leary, Ellen Strain, Janeliz Morales, Caitlyn Smith, Jeriann Evans, 14 Kayleigh Plowman, Lindsey Adams, Danielle Stone, Hannah Page (Captain), Head Coach Tom 15 Flanders, Assistant Coach Richard Marrese, Athletic Director Nick DiFilippo; 16 Representative McNamara 17 Pilgrim High School Varsity Wrestling; the outstanding athletic achievement of winning 18 the 2015-2016 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division II-B Varsity Wresting 19 Championship; Kalum Alldredge, Dakota Bazarnick, Hunter Bazarnick, Nicholas Carpenter, John 20 Castaldi, James Choinere, Marcus Eckert, Zackery Fagundes, Mitchell Fielding, Kyle Ford, 21 Renzel Greene, George Hernandez, Steven Kavanagh, Cameron Mack, Jacob McNamara, 22 Anthony Mousally, Phillip Page, Tyler Parton, Brandon Pelland, John Pierce, Garrison Potter, 23 Julio Samayoa, Marciano Santos, Michael Sanville, Joshua Sepulveda, Jaiman VanHeyringer, 24 Jacob Zuller, Anthony Parente, Head Coach Tom O'Connor, Assistant Coach Rich Boudreau, 25 Assistant Coach Jocelyn DeSisto, Principal Pam Bernadi, Athletic Director Nick DiFilippo; 26 Representative McNamara 27 Mrs. Dora Stallone; the joyous and momentous occasion of your 100th Birthday; 28 Representative Serpa 29 George and Iryna Makhlouf, Nara Lounge; celebrating the Grand Opening on April 14, 30 2016 of the Nara Lounge at 248 Atwells Avenue, Providence; 31 Representative Lombardi 32 Chief Josue D. Canario, Bristol Police Department; being honored by the Women's 33 Resource Center as one of the "Men Who Make A Difference" for your outstanding service and 34 dedication to going above and beyond for the people of the town of Bristol; LC005782 - Page 2 of 9 1 Representatives Gallison and Marshall 2 North Smithfield High School Boys Hockey; the outstanding athletic achievement of 3 winning the 2015-2016 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Boys Hockey Division II Varsity 4 Hockey State Championships; Deven T. Cote, Matthew S. Pasquariello, Matthew R. Barretta 5 (Captain), Andrew M. LaBelle, Adam Blakemore, Evan T. Moran, Kyle V. Evangelista 6 (Captain), Zachary Q. Racine, Nathan Lemoine, Jack A. Losardo, Keith J. Fineout, Nicholas P. 7 Degnan, Chase Tondreau, Noah R. Menard, Garet Reilly, Noah Darveau, Riley A. Boucher 8 (Captain), Donte T. Driscoll, Sean M. Murphy, Head Coach Paul Nadeau, Assistant Coach James 9 DeCelles, Principal Timothy McGee, Athletic Director Matthew J. Tek; 10 Representative Newberry 11 Claudia Linhares; the distinguished honor of receiving the Newport Daily News "2016 12 Community Service Award" for your dedicated and unselfish service in making Newport County 13 a better place to live; 14 Representatives Edwards and Canario 15 Andrea Wollin, Ithaca College Roy H. Park School of Communications; the 16 distinguished honor of being inducted into the Lambda Pi Eta National Communication Honor 17 Society; 18 Representative Giarrusso 19 Domenic Pontarelli; being honored by the East Providence Democratic City Committee 20 for your contributions to the Democratic Party of East Providence and your efforts to the many 21 people of our city who have benefited by your holiday meals year after year; 22 Representative Amore 23 Charles "Chuck" Vermette; being honored by the East Providence Democratic City 24 Committee and your decades of dedicated service to the Democratic Party of East Providence and 25 lifelong commitment to the betterment of our community; 26 Representative Amore 27 Adella Lee; the joyous and momentous occasion of your 70th Birthday on April 24, 2016; 28 Representative Almeida 29 Altagracia Polanco; Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House on April 30 14, 2016 and recognizing your 21 years of providing the highest quality care and education for 31 young children in the state of Rhode Island; 32 Representative Diaz 33 Erin Murray, Four Corners Early Learning Center; being honored at the Child Care 34 Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House for your dedication to educate and support LC005782 - Page 3 of 9 1 young children in Rhode Island to develop a positive self-image and realistic opportunity for 2 success; 3 Representative Diaz 4 Maura Pearce, Director, T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Rhode Island; being honored at the 5 Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House for your commitment to develop 6 multiple pathway for a diverse, well-compensated, and professional Early Childhood Workforce 7 in Rhode Island; 8 Representative Diaz 9 Khadija Lewis Khan, M.Ed., Executive Director, Beautiful Beginnings Child Care 10 Center; being honored at the Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House for your 11 commitment to make each child's learning a fun and exciting experience; 12 Representative Diaz 13 Rachel P. Flum, Executive Director, The Economic Progress Institute; being honored at 14 the Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House for your dedication to the 15 Permanent Legislative Commission on Child Care and commitment to improve the lives of 16 children in the state of Rhode Island; 17 Representative Diaz 18 Leanne C. Barrett, Senior Policy Analyst, R.I. KID'S COUNT; being honored at the 19 Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode Island State House for your dedication to the Permanent 20 Legislative Commission on Child Care and commitment to improve the lives of children in the 21 state of Rhode Island; 22 Representative Diaz 23 Lisa A. Hildebrand, M.A., Executive Director, Rhode Island Association for the 24 Education of Young Children; being honored at the Child Care Awareness Day at the Rhode 25 Island State House for your commitment to the quality of education and developmental services 26 for young children in the state of Rhode Island; 27 Representative Diaz 28 Kmilo; the distinguished honor of your visit to the state of Rhode Island; thank you for 29 your visit to our state and Best of Luck in the future; 30 Representative Slater 31 Soraiya Marines; thank you for your community involvement and outstanding vocal 32 performances in the city of Providence. We wish you continued success in your future endeavors; 33 Representative Slater 34 The distinction and honor of representing the state of Rhode Island as a member of the LC005782 - Page 4 of 9 1 Magic City Queens; Gloriangelis Torres, Julielliz Rocha, Cheris Ovalle, Dilania Rosario, Angie 2 Medina; 3 Representative Slater 4 Dorothy B. Hardink; the joyous and momentous celebration of your 100th Birthday on 5 April 11, 2016; 6 Representative Morin 7 The distinguished honor of receiving the "2016 Meritorious Mother Award" at the 8 Tiempo Social Magazine's "Runway for Mom" on April 24, 2016 celebrating Grace, Elegance, 9 and Versatility of Latino Mothers; Alicia Preza, Mercedes Beatriz Bernal Vallejo, Doris Mejia, 10 Cristina Franco, Andrea Rodriguez, Maricela G. Valette Diaz; 11 Representative Diaz 12 Aida Gomez; the distinction
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