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February 10, 2016 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E157 CONGRATULATING ZACH MOORE lions, and a trip to Washington, D.C. On be- Donna Gastreich. She is receiving the 2015 ON HIS SELECTION TO THE HIGH half of the 4th Congressional District of Colo- Chamber Champion Award from the Greater SCHOOL HONORS PERFORMANCE rado, I extend my best wishes to Ms. Steiner. St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce. SERIES Mr. Speaker, it is an honor to recognize Ms. Ms. Gastreich is a pivotal part of the cham- Nicole Steiner for her accomplishments. ber by the way she passionately serves the HON. BILLY LONG f community. In the past several years, Ms. OF MISSOURI Gastreich has worked with various commit- IN RECOGNITION OF ST. MARY’S tees: Tech Communications and the Ambas- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL Wednesday, February 10, 2016 sadors. She is also involved with the annual Golf Tournament. Mr. LONG. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to con- HON. RICHARD E. NEAL Her commitment to planning Santa’s North gratulate Zach Moore, a senior trombone play- OF MASSACHUSETTS Pole Dash, the annual 5K run, is evident from er at Glendale High School in Springfield, Mis- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES her willingness to visit the businesses on Main souri, on being selected to perform in the High Wednesday, February 10, 2016 Street that will be affected by the race. Once School Honors Performance Series at Car- Ms. Gastreich has gathered the necessary in- Mr. NEAL. Mr. Speaker, I want to take this negie Hall in New York City. formation, she reports to staff so appropriate opportunity to recognize St. Mary’s School in Starting in 2009, The High School Honors modifications can be made for the race day. Lee, Massachusetts on their 130th anniver- Performance Series was established to show- Ms. Gastreich is a positive voice for the cham- sary. Since its inception, the hard work of the case the most talented high school performers ber and the programs they provide. teachers and students has made St. Mary’s in the country. To be considered for inclusion I ask you to join me in recognizing Ms. School a model of success in the region. in this series, Moore underwent a competitive Donna Gastreich on this 2015 Chamber In the mid-1880s, Jane Sedgwick, a mem- application process which required a written Champion Award from the Greater St. Charles ber of a wealthy family in Stockbridge, Massa- recommendation from an instructor and his County Chamber of Commerce. chusetts, wanted to open a parochial school in submitting an audition tape. The various dif- f ferent ensembles on display at the series are Western Massachusetts after a massive influx conducted by renowned conductors, who will of Irish immigrants into the area. After 25 HONORING STEVE WATSON AS THE challenge Zach to perform to the best of his years of work and determination, Pope Leo 2015 KRAFT HEINZ HERO abilities. XIII finally gave Jane his personal blessing to Zach has assembled a truly admirable body building the school that would be affiliated with HON. J. RANDY FORBES of work playing the trombone, earning a Bass St. Mary’s Church in Lee. Five years later, the OF VIRGINIA Trombone slot in the All-State Orchestra this school was built and they welcomed nuns IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES year as well as first chair trombone honors in from St. Joseph’s of Chambery, France to Wednesday, February 10, 2016 the All-District Honor Band. He has played teach students grades 1 through 8. with the U.S. Army All-American Marching For 72 years, the old school located on Mr. FORBES. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Band at the halftime show of the U.S. Army Academy Street served the parish of St. recognize Steve Watson of Suffolk, Virginia. All-American Bowl, a testament to his ability to Mary’s until a boom in the population of Lee For the past five years, Steve—a 31-year em- perform at a high level in front of a large audi- following World War II. The pastor at St. ployee of the Planter’s peanut plant in Suf- ence. Zach has been described as an incred- Mary’s Church at the time, Father Jeremiah folk—and his wife Patricia have selflessly led ibly hard worker who is both dedicated to his Murphy, labored tirelessly to get the funds an effort to help ensure nearly 100 local stu- art and exceptionally talented. needed to ensure they could build a big dents have the supplies they need for the Mr. Speaker, Zach Moore deserves our con- enough building for all the students. In 1957, school year ahead. Annually, Steve and Patri- gratulations on his selection to the High all of Father Murphy’s dreams came together cia hold a back-to-school cookout that in- School Honors Performance Series. I urge my and a new school was constructed just up the cludes donating backpacks filled with school colleagues to join me in extending congratula- road from where the old school stood. Since supplies for children in their neighborhood. tions to Zach on his achievements, which then, the current building has added new On Thursday, February 11, 2016, Steve will make him an example of the outstanding tal- wings to the building to accommodate a library be recognized as the 2015 Kraft Heinz Hero, ent Missouri’s Seventh Congressional District and computer labs to better educate their stu- an award which is given to the Kraft Heinz has to offer. dents. Today, St. Mary’s School has all the employee who demonstrates upstanding val- f new forms of technology to help a new gen- ues and community excellence. Over 40,000 eration of students get excited about learning. employees worldwide were eligible to be nomi- RECOGNIZING MS. NICOLE Mr. Speaker, for the past 130 years, St. nated for this award, and I am proud to recog- STEINER Mary’s School’s curriculum may have nize Steve for receiving this prestigious honor. changed, but their ideals and their high edu- Steve Watson is a beloved pillar in the Suf- HON. KEN BUCK cational standards have always remained the folk community. When he is not manning the OF COLORADO same. With small class sizes, teachers are Bar-b-que, Steve can be found cooking and IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES able to give important individual attention to serving meals at his church for those in need, Wednesday, February 10, 2016 ensure every student can excel. The school’s assisting the elderly with maintenance and motto, ‘‘Education with a Plus,’’ speaks vol- home repairs and donating his time and Mr. BUCK. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to rec- umes to their dedication to math and the money to wherever community help is needed. ognize Ms. Nicole Steiner for being selected sciences, as well as the moral teachings that I salute Steve and Patricia for their efforts to as one of Colorado’s top two youth volunteers comes along with a Catholic education. I want give back to the students and families of Suf- in the 21st Annual National Awards Program to commend all the teachers and staff of St. folk and commend Steve on receiving this tre- by The Prudential Spirit of Community Mary’s School on all the success they have mendous award. Awards. She was selected for this honor be- had over the past century in shaping the f cause of her exceptional acts of volunteerism. young minds of Berkshire County. I wish them Ms. Steiner is a senior at Legend High TRIBUTE TO PETER PELLETT all the best with their future endeavors. School in Parker, Colorado. To date, she has raised over $40,000 worth of games, puzzles, f HON. DAVID YOUNG and books for a variety of organizations and CONGRATULATING DONNA OF IOWA individuals. In 2014 she founded ‘‘A Game for GASTREICH FOR HER LIFETIME IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES You’’, which collects games, puzzles, and DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD books that are donated to various organiza- Wednesday, February 10, 2016 tions. Over 5,500 individuals have received a HON. BLAINE LUETKEMEYER Mr. YOUNG of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize and congratulate Peter gift because of her efforts. It is the ingenuity OF MISSOURI Pellett of Atlantic, Iowa for achieving the rank and hard work Ms. Steiner embodies daily that IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES makes America exceptional. She has shown of Eagle Scout. Peter is a member of Boy true leadership in her community. Wednesday, February 10, 2016 Scout Troop 366, Omaha, Nebraska and the As the recipient of this award, Ms. Steiner Mr. LUETKEMEYER. Mr. Speaker, I rise Soaring Eagle District of the Mid-America will receive a $1,000 stipend, engraved medal- today to honor a constituent of mine, Ms. Council. VerDate Sep 11 2014 04:27 Feb 11, 2016 Jkt 059060 PO 00000 Frm 00003 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 9920 E:\CR\FM\A10FE8.005 E10FEPT1 SSpencer on DSK4SPTVN1PROD with REMARKS E158 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks February 10, 2016 The Eagle Scout designation is the highest RECOGNIZING MS. RILEY did this work because it was good for the advancement rank in scouting. Only about five HOLCOMB community and in doing so; she set an exam- percent of Boy Scouts earn the Eagle Scout ple for what it meant to be a committed public Award. The award is a performance-based HON. KEN BUCK servant of the highest order. Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me achievement with high standards that have OF COLORADO today to honor Mrs. Kay Beard for her lifetime been well-maintained over the past century.
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