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State of Rhode Island General Assembly 2002 -- H 7193 ======= LC02270 ======= STATE OF RHODE ISLAND IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2002 ____________ H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N EXTENDING CONGRATULATIONS Introduced By: Representatives Martineau, and Quick Date Introduced: February 05, 2002 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 Café Fresco; their grand opening and future success this 30th day of January 2002; 4 Representative Watson 5 Joseph Mulvey; the joyous occasion of his 84th Birthday on February 11, 2002; 6 Speaker John B. Harwood 7 Earl Archibald, Assistant Manager, of Citizens Bank; his retirement after 37 years of 8 loyal and dedicated service to Citizens Bank; 9 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 10 Master Sergeant Susan C. Fay; the distinguished honor of being named the 282nd Combat 11 Communications Squadron Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; 12 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 13 Master Sergeant Richard C. Silva; the distinguished honor of being named the 281st 14 Combat Communications Group Senior Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; 15 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 16 Technical Sergeant Shayne R. Chapman; the distinguished honor of being named the 17 281st Combat Communications Group Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; 18 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 19 Senior Airman Emmanuel Desrosiers; the distinguished honor of being named the 282 nd 20 Combat Communications Squardon Airman of the Year; 1 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 2 Staff Sergeant Thomas J. Bradley; the distinguished honor of being named the 282nd 3 Combat Communications Squardon Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year; 4 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 5 The University of Rhode Island Sea Grant, Roger Williams University Center for 6 Economic and Environment Development, The Ocean State Aquaculture Association, The Rhode 7 Island Salt Water Anglers Association, The Rhode Island Shell Fishermans Association, David 8 Bengston The University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension Service, The University of 9 Rhode Island Cooperative Extension Service, The Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management 10 Council and The University of Rhode Island Department of Natural Resources Science 11 Environmental Date Center; your exemplary teamwork and establishment of the C.R.M.C. 12 Marine Charting Project; 13 Representative Naughton 14 Kathy Swan; being appointed to the National Board for Professional Teacher Standards 15 in Washington, DC and for her many years of outstanding service to the Coventry Public Schools; 16 Representatives S. Anderson and Guthrie 17 The individuals from Troop 8, Cranston; for your visit to the Rhode Island State House 18 on February 18th, 2002; 19 Representative Bierman 20 Ross Beil; your selection as the 2001 Westerly - - Pawcatuck YMCA service to Youth 21 Award recipient for creating the character first Education Initiative in Local elementary; 22 Representative Kennedy 23 Peter Holden; his 25th Anniversary as Executive Director of the Blackstone Valley 24 RIARC; 25 Representatives Reilly and McNamara 26 Todd S. Reilly; the joyous celebration of his 40th Birthday on February 5th, 2002; 27 Representative Reilly 28 Daniel J. Ouellette, Troop 7, Bristol; his outstanding achievement of attaining the rank of 29 Eagle Scout on March 2nd, 2002 and the distinction he brings upon himself, family and 30 community; 31 Representative Anguilla 32 Elena Poliakova, Facillitator, Marina Pavlova-Kopinec, Interpreter, Svetlana Rogacheva, 33 Arkadiy Levin, Irina Pinigina, Yelena Prokusheva, Aleksandr Kharchenko, Andrey Kligman, 34 Yelena Shelting, Svyatoslav Samoylov, Viktoriya Arutyunova, Lidiya Golovashchenko and 2 1 Valeriy Zverev; your visit to the Rhode Island State House under the sponsorship of the 2 Providence Rotary Club; 3 Speaker John B. Harwood and Majority Leader Martineau 4 Mark Orsi, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 5 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer, All-Academic Team; 6 Representative Benson 7 Josh Oldrid, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 8 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys cross Country Southern Division, First 9 Team; 10 Representative Benson 11 Eric Lonergan, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 12 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Cross Country Southern Division, First 13 Team; 14 Representative Benson 15 Michael Hutchison, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of 16 being named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Cross Country Southern Division, 17 First Team; 18 Representative Benson 19 Nate Fuller, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 20 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Cross Country Southern Division, First 21 Team; 22 Representative Benson 23 Rob Russ, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 24 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Cross Country Southern Division, Second 25 Team; 26 Representative Benson 27 Patrick Craven, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 28 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Cross Country Southern Division, Third 29 Team; 30 Representative Benson 31 Nick Tift, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 32 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Volleyball Second Team Division I Second 33 Team; 34 Representative Benson 3 1 Ben Desmond, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 2 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Volleyball Second Team Division I Second 3 Team; 4 Representative Benson 5 Rachael Andreozzi, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of 6 receiving the Sportsmanship Award by the Coaches’ Association; 7 Representative Benson 8 Molly Bergren, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of being 9 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer First Team and Division I First 10 Team; 11 Representative Benson 12 Jenna McCrory, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of 13 being named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer First Team and Division I 14 First Team; 15 Representative Benson 16 Jaime Johnson, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of being 17 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer Division I Third Team; 18 Representative Benson 19 Alix Feely, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of being 20 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer Division I Third Team; 21 Representative Benson 22 Christine Correira, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of 23 being named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer Division I Second Team; 24 Representative Benson 25 Jenn Marcello, North Kingstown High School; her outstanding accomplishment of being 26 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Girls Soccer Second Team and Division I 27 Second Team; 28 Representative Benson 29 Nate Gardner, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 30 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer Open Division-West First Team; 31 Representative Benson 32 Matt Fountenault, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of 33 being named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer Open Division-West First 34 Team; 4 1 Representative Benson 2 Zachary Tobin, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 3 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer First Team and Open Division- 4 West First Team; 5 Representative Benson 6 John May, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 7 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer Open Division –West Second 8 Team; 9 Representative Benson 10 Jake McKay, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 11 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer Open Division –West Second 12 Team; 13 Representative Benson 14 Jeff Monica, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 15 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Boys Soccer Open Division –West Third Team; 16 Representative Benson 17 Trevor O’Neill, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 18 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Football Division I Third Team Defense; 19 Representative Benson 20 Tom McCrory, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 21 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Football Division I Third Team Offense; 22 Representative Benson 23 Alex Bush, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 24 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Football Division I Third Team Offense; 25 Representative Benson 26 Chris Farmer, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 27 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Football Division I Second Team Defense; 28 Representative Benson 29 Cory Baxter, North Kingstown High School; his outstanding accomplishment of being 30 named to the 2001 Providence Journal All-State Football Division I First Team Defense
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