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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— Extensions of Remarks E617 HON April 29, 2014 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E617 deliver exemplary sexual health education with ice as a Second Lieutenant in the Corps of Chamber continues to serve as an important an emphasis on HIV and STD prevention. Fur- Engineers. Mr. Haston’s wife looked after his asset in Southeastern Pennsylvania, spurring thermore, adolescent access to key sexual mother who became ill during his absence in economic development throughout the com- health services has increased along with the the war. munity. establishment of a safe and supportive envi- In September 1946, Mr. Haston was hired Mr. Speaker, for 100 years the Harrisburg ronment for both students and staff. as a teacher in Ardmore, Oklahoma, where he Regional Chamber of Commerce has served Moreover, the Teen Pregnancy Prevention also served as the assistant coach of the foot- as a catalyst for economic growth in Harris- Initiative, an initiative that SIECUS also seeks ball and basketball teams. In February 1952, burg, PA. Therefore, I commend all those who to strengthen and support, has greatly im- Mr. Haston and his wife had their son William, have served to improve their community as pacted the Alameda County Public Health De- who presently serves as Counsel in the Legal part of this important organization. partment. Currently, Alameda County provides Division of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- f evidence-based HIV, STD, and teen preg- poration in Washington, D.C. nancy prevention to more than 1,500 young In 1954, Mr. Haston accepted a job as Prin- COMMENDING CHILDREN’S people in eighteen OUSD Middle Schools. cipal of Lincoln High School in Nowata, Okla- MEDICAL CENTER OF DALLAS Therefore, on behalf of California’s 13th homa. He resigned in 1958 to establish a Congressional District, I want to extend my home in Houston, Texas in an effort to provide HON. EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON congratulations to SIECUS on this important better opportunities for his son. In Houston, he OF TEXAS milestone. I wish them continued success in worked for the Houston Independent School IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES advancing comprehensive sexual education District as a math teacher at Kashmere Gar- Tuesday, April 29, 2014 and the health of all people. dens Jr./Sr. High School. Mr. Haston would go f on to teach biology, chemistry, and physics. Ms. EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON of Texas. He also obtained the distinction of F.O.A. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to commend Chil- IN CELEBRATION OF AMOS Science Specialist and was later promoted to dren’s Medical Center of Dallas, the recipient CHARLES HASTON’S 100TH Assistant Principal. of the prestigious HIMSS Davies Enterprise BIRTHDAY In 1961, Mr. Haston and his family joined Award of Excellence. Children’s leadership in St. James Episcopal Church, where he served the use of health information technology pro- HON. AL GREEN as a member of the Vestry, Sunday School vides superior patient care. OF TEXAS Superintendent, Junior Warden, Senior War- As the first nurse elected to Congress, I rec- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES den, and member of the Brothers of St. An- ognize that the implementation of an electronic health record (EHR) and the use of EHR tech- Tuesday, April 29, 2014 drew. Mr. Haston is a proud member of Kiwanis nology is crucial in our medical community. Mr. AL GREEN of Texas. Mr. Speaker, I International and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Since 1994, the Nicholas E. Davies award of would like to acknowledge the 100th birthday Inc. He was the inspiration for Dr. Ronald Excellence has recognized superior implemen- of a respected educator and community lead- Peters to work to establish Alpha’s Brother’s tation and use of health information tech- er, Amos Charles Haston. Born in Denison, Keeper Program. On July 23, 2010, at Alpha’s nology for healthcare organizations, private Texas on this day in 1914 to Tilmon and Mary 90th General Convention, the Brother’s Keep- practices, public health entities, and commu- Haston, Mr. Haston rose from humble begin- er Program became international and was re- nity health organizations. nings to become a respected leader. named the ‘‘A. Charles Haston Brother’s This is the second year in a row that Chil- Tragedy struck early in Mr. Haston’s life Keeper Program.’’ Mr. Haston is also the only dren’s has been the recipient of the HIMSS when his father was murdered in his presence member of Alpha Phi Alpha to maintain a Davies Enterprise Award and Children’s was in 1919. He and his mother subsequently membership for 80 years. the first hospital to achieve HIMSS Electronic moved to Wewoka, Oklahoma. He excelled in When recently asked what the most signifi- Medical Record Adoption Stage 7. Children’s school, graduating as the salutatorian of his cant event that had occurred in his life, he has also received two HITRUST certifications high school and achieving the status of all- unhesitatingly said, ‘‘The election of a Black and was named Most Wired by Hospitals and state half-back for his football team. Mr. man, Barack Hussein Obama, II, as the Presi- Health Networks eight times. Haston worked, played varsity football, and dent of the United States.’’ Children’s is able to use EHR technology to sang on the college’s travelling a capella choir Mr. Speaker, in closing, Amos Charles support quality focused care delivery where while putting himself through college at Haston, is a dedicated and loving husband, fa- staff works in a team-based setting to bring Langston University. In 1934, he became a ther, grandfather, great-grandfather, educator, high quality, measurably better care for their member of his beloved Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- veteran, and servant of all mankind. He is an young patients. Children’s has seen reductions ternity, Inc. at Langston. In 1937, Mr. Haston exemplar for all those who aspire to selflessly in median length of stay decline from 2.4 days graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree serve others. to 1.95 days. Chest x-rays have decreased in Science and Mathematics. He later at- f from 59 percent to 39 percent. tended the University of Colorado for post- Children’s uniquely uses the capabilities of graduate work; Texas Southern University, HARRISBURG REGIONAL CHAMBER its EHR to help patients and families play a where he received his Masters of Education in OF COMMERCE larger role in their own care. This increases Secondary Administration degree; and the patient and family satisfaction. Children’s lead- University of Oklahoma, where he did course HON. LOU BARLETTA ership in the health information technology work toward a doctorate. OF PENNSYLVANIA space not only moves us forward but it also In 1937, Mr. Haston took his first job out of IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES improves patient care and quality of life for college as a teacher in a one-room school- these young patients. Tuesday, April 29, 2014 house, simultaneously teaching grades 1–8. I am proud to have Children’s Medical Cen- He eventually resigned and moved to Hugo, Mr. BARLETTA. Mr. Speaker, I rise to honor ter in my district and I will continue to advo- Oklahoma to accept a position as a math the Harrisburg Regional Chamber of Com- cate advancing health information technology teacher, as well as the head football and bas- merce in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, which is nationwide. ketball coach. During the summers, Mr. celebrating its 100th anniversary on April 16, f Haston worked as a porter for the railroad, 2014. traveling from Portland, Oregon to Seattle, Founded in the late 1800s, the Chamber PERSONAL EXPLANATION Washington to earn extra income. He met his was originally known as the Harrisburg Board wife of 73 years, the former Doris E. Sampson of Trade. In 1913, it was agreed that the orga- HON. ED PASTOR in Hugo. They married Christmas day in 1941 nization should be incorporated as a Chamber OF ARIZONA and remain married to this day. of Commerce, and in 1914, it was officially IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES In August 1942, Mr. Haston was called to given this designation. Although the name has the service of his country for a period of 46 changed, Harrisburg Regional Chamber of Tuesday, April 29, 2014 months, 27 months of which were served in Commerce has stayed true to its mission, act- Mr. PASTOR of Arizona. Mr. Speaker, on combat in the Pacific Theater of World War II. ing as a catalyst for policy change, job cre- rollcall No. 178 & 179—I missed votes due to Though his service began as a Buck Private ation, and business growth throughout Cum- weather delay at airport. Had I been present, in the Army, he was separated from the serv- berland, Dauphin, and Perry counties. The I would have voted ‘‘yea.’’ VerDate Mar 15 2010 04:52 Apr 30, 2014 Jkt 039060 PO 00000 Frm 00005 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 0634 E:\CR\FM\A29AP8.009 E29APPT1 smartinez on DSK6TPTVN1PROD with REMARKS.
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