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CONGRATULATING CURTIS HIGH premiere business advocacy and leadership Tom has served our community for 40 years SCHOOL organizations. Under Mr. Scissura’s leader- in a multitude of ways. ship, membership in the Chamber has grown Tom has served in the Lynchburg and Hills- HON. DANIEL M. DONOVAN, JR. by more than 200 percent. Mr. Scissura has boro Police Departments and as Highland OF NEW YORK launched a series of highly successful and in- County Sheriff; he worked for the Ohio Attor- novative programs, including Explore Brook- ney General in the Bureau of Criminal Inves- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES lyn, Brooklyn-Made and Chamber on the Go, tigations, and he has served as Highland Tuesday, December 20, 2016 leading to a historic period of growth and de- County Commissioner. Mr. DONOVAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to velopment in the Chamber. The Brooklyn In all aspects of his service, Tom has left an congratulate the Curtis High School football Chamber of Commerce has become a na- incredibly positive impact in our community. team for winning the Public Schools Athletic tional model for business development, out- Highland County is truly a better place be- League city championship. reach and technical assistance, and regional cause of Tom Horst and his dedication and After steamrolling their opponents through- branding. commitment to making it a better and safer out the regular season and playoffs, the War- Prior to joining the Chamber, Mr. Scissura place to live. riors defeated Erasmus Hall High School 24– served as both Chief of Staff and General We are extremely fortunate to have had 21 at Yankee Stadium to capture the cham- Counsel to former Brooklyn Borough President Tom’s commitment and service in our commu- pionship title and finish the season ranked first Marty Markowitz. In this role, Mr. Scissura fo- nity, and I wish him a very happy retirement. overall in New York City. Closing out their cused on advancing the Borough’s economic f development agenda. Mr. Scissura worked season with an undefeated 12–0 record, these IN RECOGNITION OF THE PAHOKEE alongside the Mayor’s Office, Council, and young athletes proved that hard work, dedica- SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Economic Development Corporation (EDC), tion, and perseverance are the keys to victory. TEAM WINNING ITS 7TH STATE and served on the boards of EDC, the Brook- The Warriors never backed down from tough CHAMPIONSHIP competition this past season, and they defi- lyn Navy Yard Development Corporation and nitely won’t back down next season. Brooklyn Public Library. Led by head coach Peter ‘‘Gambo’’ In addition to his professional success, Mr. HON. ALCEE L. HASTINGS Gambardella, the Warriors demonstrated noth- Scissura has a long history of service to his OF FLORIDA ing but pure excellence on the field. Moreover, community. This began nearly twenty years IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES this team showed its dominance in the stats. ago, when he was elected to Community Tuesday, December 20, 2016 Wide receiver Amad Anderson, Jr. finished the School Board 20 in 1999. During his time on Mr. HASTINGS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to regular season tied first overall in touchdown the Board, Mr. Scissura reinvigorated various honor the Pahokee Senior High School foot- receptions in the league; running back Ty’Son Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Commit- ball team of Pahokee, Florida. On December Lawton finished second in rushing yards and tees. In recognition of his outstanding dedica- 8, 2016, the Pahokee Blue Devils won their tied for first in rushing touchdowns; and quar- tion, Mr. Scissura was appointed to the Com- 7th state championship. They finished their terback Quincy Barnes finished second in munity Education Council in 2004, where he season 14–0, defeating all of Florida’s top passing yards and first in passing touchdowns. served as President and Chairman of the Leg- rated teams in Class 1A. Along the way, the But as each of them knows, you always put islative Committee. In this position, Mr. Blue Devils won the Muck Bowl, which annu- your team before any personal glory. The Scissura continued his advocacy for increased ally pits them against the Raiders of Glades Warriors exemplified teamwork and coopera- community and parental involvement. Today, Central High School in Belle Glade, Florida, tion, so their championship should come as no Mr. Scissura serves as Vice President of the one of Florida’s most well-known rivalries, for surprise to their classmates, teachers, or par- Federation of Italian-American Organizations, the first time in eight years. ents. where he has led the construction of the new First year coach Mr. Orson Walkes, who Mr. Speaker, this team gave their time, ef- Italian Cultural and Community Center. Mr. won four state titles with the team as an as- fort, and sweat to be where they are today. Scissura has received numerous honors and sistant, guided his very talented players to the Their championship was well-deserved and I awards for these contributions to his commu- peak of perfection. With their winning effort in wish them nothing but continued success. nity. 2016, they have shown the potential for future f Mr. Scissura was born and raised in championships. While the seniors will be add- Bensonhurst, and currently resides in Dyker ing their skills to the football teams of some of IN RECOGNITION OF CARLO Heights. As a lifetime Brooklyn resident, Mr. SCISSURA CEO & PRESIDENT, America’s finest colleges and universities next Scissura has been an advocate for Brooklyn season, returning players will be joined by BROOKLYN CHAMBER OF COM- throughout his career. MERCE other talented players in what will surely be Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me another exciting season for the Blue Devils. in celebrating Mr. Carlo Scissura for his con- Mr. Speaker, The Blue Devils of Pahokee, HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY tinuous commitment to improving his commu- Florida are the only football team from Palm OF NEW YORK nity and his incredible leadership of the Brook- Beach County to win a state championship IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES lyn Chamber of Commerce. this year. I am delighted that such a fine Tuesday, December 20, 2016 f coach and extremely talented group of players represent my Congressional district. Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. HIGHLAND COUNTY Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to Mr. Carlo COMMISSIONER TOM HORST f Scissura, who is receiving Greenpoint YMCA’s IN RECOGNITION OF BROOKLYN Spirit of Service Award, given in recognition of HON. BRAD R. WENSTRUP DEPUTY BOROUGH PRESIDENT Mr. Scissura’s efforts to better the community OF OHIO DIANA REYNA in which he lives and works. Mr. Scissura has IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES worked to expand and strengthen the Brooklyn Tuesday, December 20, 2016 HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY Chamber of Commerce, making it the largest OF NEW YORK and fastest-growing Chamber of Commerce in Mr. WENSTRUP. Mr. Speaker, I wish to IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES New York State. congratulate Highland County Commissioner In 2012, Mr. Scissura became President Tom Horst on a distinguished career serving Tuesday, December 20, 2016 and CEO of the Brooklyn Chamber of Com- the residents of Highland County and South- Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. merce. The Chamber is one of New York’s ern Ohio. Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to Deputy

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VerDate Sep 11 2014 02:23 Dec 21, 2016 Jkt 069060 PO 00000 Frm 00001 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 9920 E:\CR\FM\K20DE8.001 E20DEPT1 rfrederick on DSK30MX082PROD with REMARKS E1728 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks December 20, 2016 Borough President Diana Reyna, who is re- a native of Baldwin County where he attended publicans, a premier political organization on ceiving Greenpoint YMCA’s Spirit of Service Georgia Military College. Shortly after, he campus. This position gave Mr. Catsimatidis Award, given in recognition of her efforts to proudly served in the United States Navy re- the opportunity to hold debates, host speak- better the community in which she lives and pairing warships as an underwater welder in ers, and cultivate informational political dia- serves. Deputy Borough President Reyna has the Pacific Fleet. In 1952, he started his ca- logues for the student body. Additionally, Mr. been a dynamic and effective leader who has reer in labor activism when he joined the Inter- Catsimatidis was elected Chairman of the New worked for real change. national Association of Machinists. Deputy Borough President Reyna made his- Following years of being the chief mediator York State Federation of College Republicans. tory as the first Dominican-American woman in major labor-management disputes, Presi- In both of these positions, Mr. Catsimatidis elected to public office in New York State dent Gerald Ford appointed Mr. Usery as the sought not only to contribute to politically ac- when she won her seat in the New York City United States Secretary of Labor, a post tive student groups on campus, but more im- Council in 2001. As a Councilwoman, she gar- where he defined the modern era of labor- portantly to foster healthy, respectful, and bi- nered praise as an advocate for affordable management and helped our Nation maintain lateral political discussion. For his contribu- housing and economic development, and she its forward momentum and status as a global tions to the NYU community, Mr. Catsimatidis pushed for funding for family literacy and leader. During his tenure, our Nation wit- was named one of NYU’s Ten Most Influential youth programs. Additionally, she has been a nessed better working conditions, better Students of 2015, and received the Presi- tireless supporter of women and minority wages, better relations between labor and dential Service Award. owned small businesses, supported high-tech management, and an overall better way of life. innovation, and encouraged entrepreneurs and Mr. Speaker, his advice and counsel were Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me start-up companies. She also sought to fight valued by the Commander-in-Chiefs whom he in celebrating Mr. John Catsimatidis Jr. for his crime in her district. She authored a bill that served, including Presidents Gerald Ford, contributions to New York’s vibrant business increased fines for illegal conversions from in- Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy, and Bill Clin- community and dedication to local philan- dustrial to residential uses, which passed the ton. The Honorable Mr. Usery was born, thropic causes. Council in 2007 and was signed into law by raised, and spent the last years of his life in Mayor Bloomberg. Milledgeville, Georgia, where he continued to f Ms. Reyna became Deputy Brooklyn Bor- serve, making generous donations to his alma ough President in 2014. As Deputy Borough mater. CONGRATULATING THE KOREAN President, Ms. Reyna has been a champion Mr. Speaker, I had the privilege to meet this LANGUAGE NEWS SERVICE, for the BQ Green Project, which would create remarkable Georgian this spring during a cere- WEEKLY FOCUS ON ITS 10TH AN- a park that connects communities separated mony that I held in my district to recognize our NIVERSARY by the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, allowing WWII veterans, and it is with pride that I ask for new open spaces, bolstering local busi- my colleagues to join me in honoring the life nesses, and improving quality of life for thou- and legacy of the Honorable W.J. ‘‘Bill’’ Usery. HON. MIKE COFFMAN sands of residents in the community. She has f also fought for zoning laws that would allow OF COLORADO IN RECOGNITION OF JOHN for affordable industrial spaces to remain in IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Brooklyn in an effort to keep industry and jobs CATSIMATIDIS JR. in the borough. Tuesday, December 20, 2016 In every position she has held, Deputy Bor- HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY Mr. COFFMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to ough President Reyna has demonstrated dedi- OF NEW YORK congratulate the Korean Language news serv- cation to families and businesses in our great IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ice, Weekly Focus, on its 10th Anniversary, city. She is a tenacious and effective public Tuesday, December 20, 2016 servant who has instituted great changes to and by extension President Hyun Joo Kim, the borough of Brooklyn and New York City at Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. and her entire staff. I am proud to represent large. Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to Mr. John the largest Korean community in Colorado in Deputy Borough President Reyna has lived Catsimatidis Jr. who is receiving Greenpoint my Congressional District. Throughout the ten in New York her whole life, growing up in YMCA’s Spirit of Service Award, given in rec- years that Weekly Focus has been running, ognition of Mr. Catsimatidis’s efforts to better Brooklyn. She attended Pace University in the service has worked tirelessly to not only Pleasantville, New York. From there, she went the city of New York. Mr. Catsimatidis is a driven and hard-working New Yorker who has represent their community, but to also connect on to work as Chief of Staff for a New York Coloradoans by offering a way to commu- State Assembly member. Deputy Borough shown dedication both to his business en- nicate and learn from each other. President Reyna is a proud resident of Brook- deavors and philanthropic causes. lyn, NY, a place she believes ‘‘holds our fu- Mr. Catsimatidis serves as an executive of Since its founding in 2006, Weekly Focus ture, our children, our neighbors, our artists, the Red Apple Group, where he is involved in has grown to be the biggest and most influen- our entrepreneurs, our schools, and our busi- all areas of the business, but focuses mainly tial Korean language newspaper in Colorado. nesses.’’ on the energy resources, investment divisions, Thanks to this tremendous news service, Ko- and job creation. In August, 2016, Mr. Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me rean-Americans and Coloradoans have a de- in celebrating Brooklyn Deputy Borough Presi- Catsimatidis was also appointed to the board of the Gold Coast Bank in Brooklyn, NY. pendable source of news that features a dent Diana Reyna for her continuous commit- weekly publication of 128 pages. ment to improving her community, city, and Mr. Catsimatidis has always been involved country. in various philanthropic activities. Mr. Hyun Joo Kim’s passion and diligence, as f Catsimatidis supports the Catsimatidis Family well as that of her staff, has allowed Weekly Foundation, which makes generous donations Focus to develop and become an important HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY to organizations including the Police Athletic part of our community. By creating a reliable OF THE HONORABLE W.J. ‘‘BILL’’ League and the Alzheimer’s Association. Mr. newspaper with quality articles, Weekly Focus USERY Catsimatidis also serves on the Emerging has undoubtedly improved Korean-American Leaders Council for the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation, which pro- representation within the media of Colorado as HON. JODY B. HICE well as residents living in the 6th Congres- OF GEORGIA vides financial aid, scholarships, grants, and sional District. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES critical support to Federal Law Enforcement officers and their families in times of need. Mr. I would like to extend my sincere congratu- Tuesday, December 20, 2016 Catsimatidis’s steadfast support of these fami- lations to the Weekly Focus newspaper and its Mr. JODY B. HICE of Georgia. Mr. Speaker, lies throughout New York City exemplifies his entire staff for their hard work and dedication I rise today to honor the life of the late Honor- dedication to our community. these past 10 years. able W.J. ‘‘Bill’’ Usery Jr., a man who left a Mr. Catsimatidis graduated from New York legacy of service to our Nation and the Tenth University’s Leonard Stern School of Business Congressional District of Georgia, which I in 2015. While at NYU, Mr. Catsimatidis have the honor of representing. Mr. Usery was served as President of the NYU College Re-

VerDate Sep 11 2014 01:40 Dec 21, 2016 Jkt 069060 PO 00000 Frm 00002 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 9920 E:\CR\FM\A20DE8.004 E20DEPT1 rfrederick on DSK30MX082PROD with REMARKS December 20, 2016 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E1729 IN RECOGNITION OF THE HEMO- New York City neighborhoods. Today, Mr. From teaching our youth, to guiding our PHILIA FOUNDATION OF MICHI- Sancho continues his fight as a Member of the communities’ finances, to leading the efforts of GAN FOR ITS SUPPORT OF INDI- Board of Trustees of the Center of Educational redevelopment and revitalization, Ross County VIDUALS AFFECTED BY BLEED- Innovation, Icahn Charter Schools, and the is a better place because of Jim Caldwell. ING DISORDERS Multicultural Committee of the Metropolitan We are certainly lucky to have had Jim’s Museum of Art. commitment and service in our community, HON. DEBBIE DINGELL Mr. Sancho was born and raised in the and I wish him a very happy retirement. OF MICHIGAN South Bronx. After completing his primary and f IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES secondary education in the New York City public schools, Mr. Sancho went on to earn IN RECOGNITION OF DR. ANDREA Tuesday, December 20, 2016 his Bachelor of Arts degree in Education and P. THAU Mrs. DINGELL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Political Science at the Inter-American Univer- recognize the Hemophilia Foundation of Michi- sity in San German, Puerto Rico, where he HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY gan for its efforts to provide services and sup- was also offered a teaching fellowship. Later, OF NEW YORK port to individuals affected by bleeding dis- Mr. Sancho was granted a scholarship to the IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES orders. HFM has played a key role in improv- reputable Graduate School of Urban Affairs at Tuesday, December 20, 2016 ing care and helping drive advancements in Hunter College, where he earned his Master care for these diseases. of Science Degree. Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan was Mr. Sancho was appointed to serve as Dep- Mr. Speaker, I rise in recognition of Dr. An- founded in 1956 to promote awareness and uty Superintendent of Schools in Community drea P. Thau, President-Elect of the American improve the welfare of individuals afflicted with School District 4 in East Harlem, which is re- Optometric Association (AOA), who will be in- bleeding disorders. The organization has ex- sponsible for roughly 24,000 students. During stalled as its 95th President during the 119th panded substantially from the original group of his time in office, the district rose from 32nd Congress of the AOA’s House of Delegates. volunteers and now features a full-time staff place in reading and math achievements Dr. Thau, a native of the 12th Congressional that handles federal funding for treatment cen- among New York City public school districts, District in New York, was first elected to the ters in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. HFM also the lowest ranking at the time, to 13th place. American Optometric Association Board of offers a multitude of support services to help This unprecedented rise is considered one of Trustees in 2007, and has served as its vice improve the quality of life of those suffering the most successful educational turnarounds president, Speaker of the House Pro Tem, from bleeding disorders. HFM hosts camping in our nation. Thanks to Mr. Sancho’s bold and Chair of the AOA Investment Committee. programs and retreats for children and adults success, Community School District 4 was She is a Fellow of the American Academy of that educate individuals about their bleeding awarded national competitive grants under his Optometry, a Fellow of the College of Optom- conditions and help provide a support network leadership. etrists in Vision Development, a Distinguished for individuals in need. The organization also Mr. Sancho became a community activist in Practitioner on the National Academies of provides subsidized dental insurance and fi- the late 1960s, when then-New York City Practice, and a Diplomate of the American nancial assistance to help patients afford treat- Mayor John Lindsay tried to shut down the Board of Optometry. Dr. Thau is also a faculty ment for their diseases. Metropolitan Hospital Center, a public hospital member, associate clinical professor, and The Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan which provided low cost vital health services former chair of the Admissions Committee at plays a key role in bringing together research- to the community in East Harlem. Mr. Sancho SUNY College of Optometry, where she re- ers, patients and providers to facilitate effec- helped organize the East Harlem community ceived her doctorate. tive and affordable care for those affected by to reject the proposed closure. After a two- Prior to her election to the AOA Board, Dr. bleeding disorders. This integrated care can year struggle, the city decided to keep the Thau broke new ground as the first woman have significant effects in improving quality of hospital open. president of the New York State Optometric life and providing support that allows patients In 1981, Mr. Sancho was appointed Vice Association, the New York Academy of Op- to better cope with these diseases. The com- President of Development and External Affairs tometry, and the Optometric Society of the mitment of the staff and volunteers for HFM at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center, which City of New York. She has continually used has helped build a world-class organization is located in the poorest Congressional District her expertise and success in her field to serve that continues to effectively serve the Midwest in the nation. As Vice President, Mr. Sancho the public, especially children. She is a found- and ensure that individuals with bleeding dis- helped the hospital secure over $240 million in ing member of the New York Children’s Vision eases receive the support they need. I am in- funding, which helped to finance three new Coalition as well as the AOA’s InfantSEE com- spired by the activism and dedication of HFM hospital buildings and repair existing buildings. mittee, a national program that provides vision to advocate on behalf of individuals with these Additionally, Mr. Sancho’s department helped assessments to babies at no cost. She has diseases. Their work has impacted countless raise almost $15 million in the past few years advocated for children’s vision at both the lives. for various hospital programs. state and national level. Dr. Thau is also the Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me owner of a private practice in Manhattan, Dr. today in recognizing the Hemophilia Founda- in celebrating the extraordinary work of Robert Andrea P. Thau and Associates, which serves tion of Michigan for its outstanding work on Sancho has done for the great city of New as a full-scope primary care practice with a behalf of the people of Michigan. It has been York. special emphasis on children’s vision and vi- key to providing care and support services to f sion therapy. individuals with bleeding disorders. Dr. Thau has been lauded by her peers for ROSS COUNTY COMMISSIONER JIM f her excellence in optometry and has received CALDWELL numerous awards for her outstanding work, in- IN RECOGNITION OF ROBERT cluding the 2005 New York State Optometrist SANCHO HON. BRAD R. WENSTRUP of the Year and SUNY Optometry Alumna of OF OHIO the Year. She has also been recognized twice HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES as Vision Monday’s 20 Most Influential Women in Optical. OF NEW YORK Tuesday, December 20, 2016 IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Dr. Thau has long stood out as an example Mr. WENSTRUP. Mr. Speaker, I wish to of extraordinary dedication and brilliance in Tuesday, December 20, 2016 congratulate Ross County Commissioner Jim her field. She was a stellar student at the Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. Caldwell on a distinguished career serving the Bronx High School of Science and completed Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to Mr. Robert residents of Ross County and southern Ohio. her undergraduate studies at SUNY Albany Sancho, an experienced Urban Affairs Spe- Jim has served as Ross County Commis- before attending the SUNY College of Optom- cialist and cultural activist who has dedicated sioner since 1977, making him the longest etry. Since then, Dr. Thau has practiced op- his career to serving his community. serving County Commissioner in the State of tometry for nearly three decades, consistently For the past forty-five years, Mr. Sancho Ohio. During his 39 year tenure of serving our providing first-rate eye care to her clients. has fought to improve the quality of education community, he has made an incredibly posi- Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me in New York City’s public schools, and to tive impact, serving in nearly every capacity in recognizing Dr. Andrea P. Thau for her out- make healthcare services more accessible in imaginable. standing work in the field of optometry and her

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CATHY McMORRIS RODGERS being named a US Ski Team training venue. Wenjian Liu who were brutally murdered in OF WASHINGTON The project also increased snowmaking ca- Brooklyn. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES pacity, improved public access, and made the Ms. Argento is also committed to supporting young people. Broadway Stages provided new Tuesday, December 20, 2016 resort a safer place to ski. The project has been made possible by a audio equipment to St. Stanislaus Kostka Mrs. MCMORRIS RODGERS. Mr. Speaker, collaboration of partners including, Cannon Catholic Academy, sponsored a 5 Boro Bas- I rise to honor a good friend and community Mountain, the Holderness School, the Fran- ketball team for teens, created a ‘‘Green advocate, Nancy Vorhees, on her retirement conia Ski Club, and the U.S. Ski and Science Week’’ at PS110, and partnered with as Chief Administrative Office (CAO) of Inland Snowboard Association, in addition to gen- community organizations to hold a local Northwest Health Services (INHS). erous contributions by many members of the ‘‘Schoolfest’’ fair for students and their fami- Nancy first started with Inland nearly two ski and snowboard community. lies. Broadway Stages also funded the SYS- decades ago as Chief Operating Officer of As co-chairwoman of the Congressional Ski TEM Teen Summer Program, which provides Northwest Health Partners (NHP), which in- and Snowboard Caucus, I am an advocate on high school students the opportunity to partici- cludes Northwest MedStar, Northwest Tele- behalf of the winter recreation industry, includ- pate in hands-on activities focused on green health, Community Wellness, Health Training, ing the many professionals whose hard work technology, engineering, gardening, and com- INHS Foundation, and Children’s Miracle Net- develops and supports the beautiful resorts we munity service. work Hospital. All of the divisions under Nan- have in New Hampshire. I look forward to con- Broadway Stages is an incredible commu- cy’s direction worked diligently to integrate the tinuing to work with my colleagues on both nity partner that is committed to building a delivery of health care services throughout the sides of the aisle to support, develop, and pro- strong and environmentally sustainable future. Inland Northwest. Her work also focused on tect this industry. Under Ms. Argento’s leadership, Broadway regional economic development, removal of I am pleased to congratulate all who worked Stages has become a model of the way pri- barriers to health care, quality care, and cus- on this project for their valuable contribution to vate industry can champion energy sustain- tomer satisfaction. the Granite State. ability and environmentally-sound community As a champion of rural medicine, Nancy f development. By installing 50,000 square feet provided leadership that connected our rural, of solar photovoltaic systems on the roofs of and often times most vulnerable patients, to IN RECOGNITION OF GINA 7 of its sound stages, Broadway Stages cre- health care resources in urban settings. Nancy ARGENTO ated the world’s first solar powered sound served on many regional and national boards stage and the largest private solar power in- including the American Telehealth Association, HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY stallation in New York State. The solar roofs Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Cen- OF NEW YORK have offset 30 percent of Broadway Stage’s ter, Mid-Valley Hospital, and Greater Spokane IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES annual electricity consumption. Broadway Incorporated’s Health Industry Development Tuesday, December 20, 2016 Stages also created an organic vegetable farm Group. Nancy became Inland’s CAO and a called ‘‘Eagle Street Rooftop,’’ located on top member of the Providence Health Care Senior Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. of a warehouse in Greenpoint. The 6,000 Leadership Team in 2015. Mr. Speaker, I rise in recognition of Gina square foot rooftop farm features a variety of In addition to her role at Inland, Nancy has Argento, who was honored for her achieve- educational and volunteer programs and a served as interim Executive Director of the ments as part of Women’s History Month. Ms. farmer’s market during the growing season. Spokane Teaching Health Clinic, a collabora- Argento is President of Broadway Stages, one Broadway Stages is also involved in cleaning tion with Empire Health Foundation, Provi- of New York’s largest film, television, and up a Brownfield site at 359 Kingsland Avenue. dence Health Care, and Washington State music production facilities which is located in Ms. Argento has worked with YMCA University. The goal of this partnership is to Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Greenpoint, Boy Scouts of America, Kings improve regional access to health care by in- Ms. Argento and her brother, Tony, opened County Democratic Club, Greenpoint Chamber creasing the number of medical residencies in Broadway Stages in 1983, turning a rundown of Commerce, Solar One, and EWVIDCO, an the area. I am pleased that she will continue movie theatre into a sound stage. Over the advocacy organization for industrial busi- in this role after her retirement from Inland. past 32 years, Broadway Stages has ex- nesses in Greenpoint. Ms. Argento is a loving Mr. Speaker, Nancy is a tremendous asset panded both its physical size and capabilities. mother to her three sons, John, Anthony, and to the Spokane community, Eastern Wash- Broadway Stages now has over half a million Paul. She and her husband, John Ciafone, ington, and Inland Northwest. Her years of square feet of space with 38 state-of-the-art make an incredible team. dedication and work have touched the lives of stages and support facilities. Offering full serv- Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me countless people in many positive ways. I look ice film, television, photography and music in recognizing the remarkable work of Gina forward to her continued friendship and lead- production facilities, Broadway Stages has Argento, a successful businesswoman, envi- ership to expand access to health care served an extensive list of hit movies and tele- ronmentalist, and fantastic neighbor. vision shows including ‘‘The Good Wife,’’ through her role at the Spokane Teaching f Health Clinic. ‘‘Blue Bloods,’’ ‘‘Mr. Robot,’’ ‘‘Madam Sec- f retary,’’ ‘‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,’’ ‘‘Limit- ST. XAVIER GOLF TEAM less,’’ ‘‘Broad City,’’ ‘‘Unforgettable,’’ and IN RECOGNITION OF THE ‘‘Master of None,’’ in addition to commercials, HON. BRAD R. WENSTRUP MITTERSILL PROJECT RIBBON print and music videos. Broadway Stages has OF OHIO CUTTING CEREMONY facilities in Brooklyn and Queens and is cur- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES rently in the process of building a 69 acre fa- HON. ANN M. KUSTER cility in Staten Island. Tuesday, December 20, 2016 OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Under Ms. Argento’s leadership, Broadway Mr. WENSTRUP. Mr. Speaker, I rise today IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Stages has exhibited an unparalleled commit- to congratulate the Cincinnati St. Xavier High ment towards the local community in School golf team on their state championship Tuesday, December 20, 2016 Greenpoint, Brooklyn. In addition to creating win this fall 2016 season. Ms. KUSTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to hundreds of local jobs, Broadway Stages With skill and precision, the Bombers’ golf congratulate the Cannon Mountain Ski Area helps neighboring residents, small businesses, team won its second consecutive state cham- for the completion of the Mittersill Improve- and community-based organizations. Broad- pionship, totaling 5 wins in team history. ment Project. way Stages has donated food, equipment, and While mostly considered an individual sport, The ribbon-cutting ceremony marks the con- additional resources to local soup kitchens, the golf team exemplified St. X teamwork and clusion of a four-year project that has com- partnered with the McGolrick Park Neighbor- brotherhood to win a high pressure, one-round

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Kansfield has loved and served the Go Bombers. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES people of North Brooklyn ever since the Greenpoint Reformed Church called her to be f Tuesday, December 20, 2016 their pastor in 2003. Prior to her arrival, demo- IN RECOGNITION OF ANA Mrs. DINGELL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to graphic shifts over the previous century had RODRIGUEZ recognize Ann Arbor City Council Member and caused the once large Dutch Reformed con- Mayor Pro Tem Sabra Briere for her record of gregation to dwindle to less than a dozen peo- service on behalf of the Ann Arbor community. ple. The remaining congregants believed that HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY For over 40 years, Mrs. Briere has served Ann the church had a bright future in the commu- OF NEW YORK Arbor with distinction in a variety of elected nity, and invited Rev. Kansfield to help revi- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES positions as well as through her involvement talize their ministry. With energy and hopeful- Tuesday, December 20, 2016 with local advocacy groups. ness, she has succeeded beyond anyone’s Mrs. Briere moved to Ann Arbor in 1973 and fondest dreams, bringing new parishioners Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. has been active in civic life over the years. and their families to the church. Rev. Mr. Speaker, I rise in recognition of Ana Rodri- She has been involved with the Ann Arbor and Kansfield’s work at the church includes wor- guez, Director of Community Relations and Washtenaw County Democratic parties, filling ship, evangelism, theology, improving the Volunteer Services at Mount Sinai Queens, numerous positions from secretary to chair- church building, fundraising, as well as public who was honored for her achievements as woman of the Ann Arbor Democratic Party in and community relations. part of Women’s History Month. Ms. Rodri- the 1990s. In addition, Mrs. Briere has served Much of Rev. Kansfield’s time is spent feed- guez is a dedicated, compassionate, and be- as President of the American Civil Liberties ing the hungry. When an increasing number of loved representative for the hospital. She at- Union’s Washtenaw County chapter and vol- people began coming to the church asking for tends countless community meetings and is unteered with the Huron River Watershed food, the congregation began a soup kitchen always cheerful and well-informed. Council. In 2007, she was elected to the Ann and food pantry under Rev. Kansfield’s guid- In her role at Mount Sinai Queens, Ms. Arbor City Council and has been an effective ance in October 2007. Rev. Kansfield works Rodriguez works with community organiza- advocate for Ann Arbor’s residents in this ca- with caring volunteers, colleagues, and donors tions and community leaders to ensure that pacity. Throughout her public service career, to ensure that the soup kitchen and food pan- the hospital best serves its community. In ad- Mrs. Briere has promoted responsible city try are able to keep up with an unprecedented dition, she coordinates educational health pro- planning by spearheading measures to en- demand for emergency food. Today the soup grams and events to promote awareness courage better design and zoning in new kitchen regularly serves 90 people a day and about health issues in the community. Ms. building development. Additionally, she has hundreds more get food from the food pantry. Rodriguez also works with people of all ages supported strong environmental protections Rev. Kansfield holds degrees from Colum- and all walks of life who are interested in vol- and public transportation initiatives that have bia University (BA, with honors) and New unteering, in order to ensure that the hospital’s contributed to the health and well-being of the Brunswick Theological Seminary (MDiv, patients are served in the most meaningful community. summa cum laude). Before her ordination, she way possible. Mrs. Briere’s service and dedication on be- built car batteries on an assembly line for AC Ms. Rodriguez has also been an important half of the City of Ann Arbor and the sur- Delco and punched in stock trades for TD advocate for children. From 1993 through rounding community has resulted in a more Waterhouse. Nevertheless, Rev. Kansfield be- 1999, she worked with Greater New York livable city and better quality of life for its resi- lieves that a four-week long bartending course Councils, Boy Scouts of America. In her role dents. She has been a constant presence at that she attended in college gave her the most as Associate Director, Ms. Rodriguez served City Council hearings and community events, useful skills in preparing to be a pastor. youth in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and and her extensive knowledge of the issues Rev. Kansfield is married to Rev. Jennifer the Bronx through the Urban Emphasis and facing Ann Arbor has made her an invaluable Aull, who also officiates at Greenpoint Re- Scoutreach Program. She collaborated with member of local government. Mrs. Briere has formed Church. They have a son, John, and school principals, religious institutions, and championed common sense reforms that have a daughter, Grace. She is ordained in the community organizations to establish new made a real difference in the lives of Ann United Church of Christ. In the spring of 2015, scouting programs. Arbor residents. Her knowledge and dedica- Rev. Kansfield was sworn in as an FDNY For six years, Ms. Rodriguez served adoles- tion to the community will be missed. chaplain by Commissioner Daniel Nigro, ful- cents, as well as adults, as a senior clinical Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me filling her lifelong dream. Rev. Kansfield is the social worker at the New York Presbyterian in honoring Sabra Briere and her years of first female and openly gay chaplain of the Hospital. Here, she provided mental health service to the Ann Arbor community as a FDNY, and was voted the New York Times services, and worked with young men and member of the Ann Arbor City Council. Her ‘‘New Yorker of the Year’’ in 2015. women to empower them to reach their full work on behalf of Ann Arbor has been instru- Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me potential. mental in its growth and development. in recognizing the extraordinary work of Rev. Ms. Rodriguez has been celebrated by the f Ann Kansfield and her unwavering dedication community for her achievements. For exam- to her community. ple, Centero de Desarrollo de la Mujer (Center IN RECOGNITION OF REVEREND f for Women Development) has presented her ANN KANSFIELD with a Woman of the Year Award for her com- HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY munity service. Her work has also been recog- HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY OF PHIL SMITH nized by the Office of the Borough President OF NEW YORK of Manhattan, and she has received the Peter IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HON. ALCEE L. HASTINGS Vallone, Jr. Award from the 114th Precinct Ci- Tuesday, December 20, 2016 OF FLORIDA vilian Observation Patrol for her dedication to IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the people of Astoria and Long Island City. Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. Ms. Rodriguez has a Bachelor of Science Mr. Speaker, I rise in recognition of Rev. Ann Tuesday, December 20, 2016 from Hunter College and a Master’s degree in Kansfield, FDNY Chaplain and Pastor at the Mr. HASTINGS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to social work from Columbia University. Greenpoint Reformed Church in Brooklyn, who honor the life and legacy of Mr. Phil Smith, a Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me is being honored for her achievements as part dear friend and philanthropist in South Florida, in recognizing the wonderful work of Ms. of Women’s History Month. The Church holds who touched the lives of countless people. Rodriguez and her tireless service to her com- a special place as part of the Greenpoint His- Phil tragically passed away on December 14, munity. toric District. Under Rev. Kansfield’s leader- 2016, after an 18 month battle with ALS.

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Mr. Speaker, I rise today cessful he stayed after graduation, was given Tuesday, December 20, 2016 to congratulate the Cincinnati St. Xavier High the opportunity to open a dealership, and School water polo team on their state cham- never looked back. Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. pionship win this fall 2016 season. Mr. Speaker, I rise in recognition of Alicja With hard work and dedication, the Bomb- Phil went on to found Phil Smith Manage- Winnicki, Superintendent of the Community ers’ water polo team won their second con- ment, Inc., serving as President and CEO. He School District 14 in Brooklyn, who was hon- secutive state championship, totaling three operated eleven automobile dealership loca- ored for her achievements as part of Women’s total state championship wins. tions representing 25 franchises in Florida and History Month. But what makes this win truly meaningful is North Carolina. His company employs 780 Ms. Winnicki has been District 14’s Super- what the water polo team did with its win. This people. He never forgot where he came from intendent for four years. Before that, she state championship was dedicated to a hero or the people who worked for him, and started served as Principal at Oliver H. Perry Elemen- who cannot be with us here today. an annual college scholarship program for the tary PS 34 in Greenpoint. During her tenure in The St. X water polo team dedicated its children of his employees. 2012, the school received the National Blue hard earned win to Charles Keating IV, a Navy Phil also served as the Co-Chair of the Ribbon Award for Academic Excellence. As a SEAL who died in May in Iraq while fighting South Florida Super Bowl Host Committee 2010 Cahn Fellow at Teachers College, Co- ISIS and protecting all of us here at home. Mr. and sat on the Boards of the Orange Bowl lumbia University, Ms. Winnicki completed Keating’s father and grandfather were both Committee and the Broward Workshop, a non- ‘‘action research’’ in collaboration with the outstanding swimmers and graduates of St. profit organization that represents the interests teachers and staff at PS 34, on fostering aca- Xavier High School. of 100 Broward businesses and professions. demic rigor in instruction. St. Xavier’s dedication of its win in memory of Charles Keating exemplifies the spirit and Because of his community involvement, Phil Ms. Winnicki began her career in education strength of the St. X community and what it was awarded with the Florida Sun Sentinel as an English as a Second Language teacher stands for. Company’s 2013 Excalibur Award for Busi- to both children and adults. Later, she became On behalf of all St. X alumni and friends, I ness Leader of the Year in Broward County. an ESL and bilingual staff developer for Dis- congratulate the St. Xavier Water Polo team trict 14 and conducted many workshops and He always gave back and was well-known on incredibly hard work and dedication. You training sessions for teachers, paraprofes- for his civic, charitable, and philanthropic in- have certainly embodied what it means to be sionals, and parents. Working with bilingual volvement throughout South Florida. He was a part of the Long Blue Line. student populations, Ms. Winnicki coordinated involved with a number of advocacy groups Go Bombers. and supervised Saturday academies for chil- serving the public, including the Cystic Fibro- f sis Foundation, the Humane Society of dren of recent Polish and Spanish speaking Broward County, the American Cancer Soci- immigrants, organized and led conferences for IN RECOGNITION OF EDDIE ety, and the Make a Wish Foundation. His educators focusing on the needs of Polish PALMIERI most recent donation was to Holy Cross Hos- speaking students, and co-wrote a district bi- pital—a gift of $7 million to fund state-of-the- lingual/ESL curriculum. HON. CAROLYN B. MALONEY art neurological care. Ms. Winnicki holds a Master’s Degree in the OF NEW YORK Phil and his wife Susan also gave to his Polish Language and Literature from Wroclaw IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES University, a Master of Arts in Teaching alma mater, and gifted Florida Atlantic Univer- Tuesday, December 20, 2016 English to Speakers of Other Languages from sity $5 million to establish the Phil Smith Cen- Adelphi University, and a Master of Science in Mrs. CAROLYN B. MALONEY of New York. ter for Free Enterprise. Supporting the stra- Administration and Supervision from Baruch Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay tribute to Eddie tegic plan of the College of Business, the Cen- University, School of Public Affairs. She writes Palmieri, a New Yorker, famed pianist and ter will add chaired professorships, support re- about instruction for the CAN-Tainer, Teachers composer who has won nine Grammy Awards search and educational programs for faculty College, Columbia University. throughout his career. Mr. Palmieri has revolu- members and students, and support distin- tionized Latin music, influenced many other guished visiting faculty along with a lecture se- Ms. Winnicki has been celebrated by the community for her achievements. For exam- musicians, and thrilled audiences with his ries and other educational programs focused unique sound. He is one of America’s best on the principles of free enterprise. ple, she has been named a Williamsburg and Greenpoint Rising Star by St. Nicholas Neigh- jazz musicians and an icon in the music indus- After his diagnosis with ALS, Phil became borhood Preservation Corporation, received a try. more involved in efforts to fight this terrible City Council Citation for Outstanding Citizens Mr. Palmieri was born in Harlem, New York disease. He worked with Holy Cross Hospital from Councilwoman Diana Reyna, was pre- to Puerto Rican immigrants on December 15, in South Florida to establish the Phil Smith sented with a Certificate of Recognition for 1936. He was raised in the Bronx and learned ALS and Movement Disorders Clinic, which community service by State Senator Martin to play the piano at an early age. Through his provides access to leading edge clinical trials Malave´ Dilan, and was named Seneca Club’s education in the city’s public school system, and research through an expanded relation- 2007 Principal of the Year. he was exposed to jazz. ship with Massachusetts General Hospital. Mr. Palmieri was inspired to practice and Twenty years of experience in New York perform publicly from watching his older broth- After an 18 month battle with ALS, Phil trag- City’s education system have allowed Ms. er, Charlie Palmieri, play with talented musi- ically passed away at the age of 70 last week. Winnicki to forge strong relationships with stu- cians. At the age of 11, Eddie Palmieri He is survived by his wife of 30 years Susan, dents, teachers, parents, and community lead- auditioned to perform classical piano at Car- his sister Judy, his daughter Shawn, son-in- ers. She sets and achieves goals for high stu- negie Hall, and made his debut there in 1947. law Charlie, and three grandchildren James, dent performance, provides leadership and Mr. Palmieri’s professional career as a pian- Kaelin, and Cali. feedback to parents, teachers and principals, ist took off as he played with various bands in Mr. Speaker, Phil was a dear friend and encourages and cultivates mentor educators the early 1950s including Eddie Forrester, kind soul. He touched the lives of so many, for future leadership positions, and creates Johnny Segui, and the popular Tito Rodriguez and his philanthropic efforts in Florida will go countless programs and opportunities for com- Orchestra. By late 1961, Eddie Palmieri start- on to touch the lives of many more. It is with munity and parent involvement. ed his own band, Conjunto La Perfecta, which a heavy heart that I rise today to honor his life Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleagues to join me featured a unique instrumentation of trom- and accomplishments, but most of all, to in recognizing Ms. Winnicki’s tireless work for bones and flutes instead of trumpets. Mr. honor our friendship. He will be so dearly the children of Brooklyn and our entire com- Palmieri also experimented with the fusion of missed. munity. jazz and Latin-style music, adding a bassist as

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