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Extensions of Remarks E1173 EXTENSIONS of REMARKS June 19, 1998 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð Extensions of Remarks E1173 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS IN HONOR OF RALPH J. PERK livering the evening paper. At age twelve he nursery school at Janes United Methodist began selling ice door to door. During the De- Church. He attended both public and private HON. DENNIS J. KUCINICH pression of the 40s when he was still selling schools in Brooklyn before earning a Master of OF OHIO ice, Perk routinely extended credit to poor Divinity Degree from Yale Divinity School in families. ``If we don't give them ice, their chil- June 1973. HON. JOHN A. BOEHNER dren's milk will spoil,'' Perk would say. So, in- Since Reverend Simpson's tenure at Janes OF OHIO stead of making one-hundred dollars a week, United Methodist Church, active membership HON. SHERROD BROWN he made twelve. That generosity and heart, has tripled. Many positive programs have paid rich dividends when Perk entered politics. been implemented. The Church's Community OF OHIO Every election, the families he helped during Outreach has included a tutorial program, the HON. STEVE CHABOT the depression became the nucleus of Perk's Senior Citizens' Friendship Club, the Voter OF OHIO campaigns. Their loyalty could not have been Registration and Information Project, the bought at any price. From those humble be- Meals-on-Wheels Program for the home- HON. PAUL E. GILLMOR ginnings, Ralph Perk rose to serve five terms bound elderly or disabled in the community, OF OHIO on the Cleveland City Council and nine years and ``God's Sheltering Arms,'' Janes' ministry as county auditor. to the homeless who inhabit public places. HON. TONY P. HALL In 1971 Ralph Perk was elected the 51st OF OHIO Reverend Simpson's greatest challenge Mayor of Cleveland. He was not bound by came in 1984, when a fire destroyed Janes HON. DAVID L. HOBSON party label. Rather, he achieved his popularity Church. With his dynamic leadership, Rev- OF OHIO by following public service rather than party erend Simpson led his congregation through HON. MARCY KAPTUR politics. His motto was simple: Do hard work, this crisis. With his hard work and dedication, keep in touch with the people, and serve hon- the new Janes Church was build and con- OF OHIO estly. He did all three. secrated in April 1991. As Mayor, he deeply cared for those whom HON. JOHN R. KASICH Mr. Speaker, I ask you to join me in saluting he represented. He secured hundreds of mil- OF OHIO Reverend Robert O. Simpson on the occasion lions of dollars from the federal government to of his 25th Pastoral Anniversary at Janes improve the city. And despite high inflation HON. STEVE C. LaTOURETTE United Methodist Church. OF OHIO and a recession, Mayor Perk delivered quality basic city services to the neighborhoods of f HON. ROBERT W. NEY Cleveland. OF OHIO Although he achieved high office in his city, TRIBUTE TO THE BRONX-LEBANON HON. MICHAEL G. OXLEY Ralph Perk never forgot his humble begin- HOSPITAL CENTER AND THE nings and continued to help others. He under- OF OHIO AIDS RESEARCH COMMUNITY AD- stood people and their needs; but more impor- VISORY BOARD HON. ROB PORTMAN tant, he truly cared. He helped organize the di- OF OHIO verse ethnic community and imbued it with a common pride in Cleveland. He was the HON. JOSEÂ E. SERRANO HON. DEBORAH PRYCE founder of the Nationality Movement in Cleve- OF NEW YORK OF OHIO land; and a driving force behind the recogni- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HON. RALPH REGULA tion of the rights and cultural heritage of ethnic American in the United States. He served on Friday, June 19, 1998 OF OHIO numerous civic and fraternal organizations in- Mr. SERRANO. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to HON. THOMAS C. SAWYER cluding, The Citizens League, The Council on pay tribute to the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital OF OHIO Human Relations and The Knights of Colum- Center and the AIDS Research Community bus. Advisory Board for their commitment to fight- HON. LOUIS STOKES My fellow colleagues, Ralph Perk does not OF OHIO ing AIDS and preventing the spreading of the seek our praise. He is far above it. Rather, I deadly HIV. On Saturday, June 20, they will HON. TED STRICKLAND ask you to join me in recognizing him for his hold a prevention fair, Safety Jam, for adoles- many contributions. For if we learn from his OF OHIO cents and adults at the Claremont Neighbor- dedication, we will all be better public serv- hood Center in the South Bronx. HON. JAMES A. TRAFICANT, JR. ants. Safety Jam will feature informative edu- f OF OHIO cational presentations and workshops on IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HONORING REVEREND ROBERT O. issues related to health and HIV prevention. Friday, June 19, 1998 SIMPSON'S 25TH PASTORAL AN- Fun, food, live multicultural entertainment, and Mr. KUCINICH. Mr. Speaker, I along with NIVERSARY free raffles will be provided throughout the my colleagues from Ohio, Messrs. BOEHNER, day, helping to draw people to the fair. BROWN, CHABOT, GILLMOR, HALL, HOBSON, Ms. HON. EDOLPHUS TOWNS It is a privilege for me to represent the 16th KAPTUR, Messrs. KASICH, LATOURETTE, NEY, OF NEW YORK district of New York, where the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center is located. I have witnessed OXLEY, PORTMAN, Ms. PRYCE, Messrs. REG- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ULA, SAWYER, STOKES, STRICKLAND, and TRAFI- first-hand the exemplary work they are doing Friday, June 19, 1998 CANT rise to salute an extraordinary public for our community and I am deeply impressed. servant, Ralph J. Perk. He has devoted his life Mr. TOWNS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Mr. Speaker, I hope my colleagues will join to helping others and is beloved by the people honor Reverend Robert O. Simpson's 25th me in honoring the physicians, nurses, case- of Cleveland, the people of Ohio, and people Pastoral Anniversary at Janes United Meth- workers, administrators, clerical workers, and throughout the world. odist Church, Brooklyn, New York. all of the other caregivers and support staff of Born under the shadow of the steel mill Reverend Robert O. Simpson assumed re- the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center and the smokestacks of Cleveland, Ralph Perk was sponsibilities as Pastor of Janes United Meth- AIDS Research Community Advisory Board for raised in poverty. At age 7, he began his day odist Church in July 1973. Reverend Simp- their outstanding efforts at this important mile- delivering the morning paper and ended it de- son's formal education began, ironically, in a stone, and in wishing them continued success. · This ``bullet'' symbol identifies statements or insertions which are not spoken by a Member of the Senate on the floor. Matter set in this typeface indicates words inserted or appended, rather than spoken, by a Member of the House on the floor. E1174 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD Ð Extensions of Remarks June 19, 1998 TRIBUTE TO FREDERICK C. JONES, and 90th Precincts, as well as the Criminal My favorite American hero represents the SR. Justice Bureau. He has served as the Com- heart of our country, because he is the com- manding Officer of the 5th and 70th Precincts mon American. When called to serve, he is always ready and willing to protect his coun- HON. JAMES E. CLYBURN and 72nd Precinct Detective squad. Before try by fighting in strange and foreign lands OF SOUTH CAROLINA joining the New York City Police Department, far away from home, away from friends and IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Assistant Chief Brennan received a Bachelor family with no assurance that he would ever of Science Degree from John Jay College. return to them. Nevertheless, it was impor- Friday, June 19, 1998 Throughout his career, Assistant Chief Bren- tant for him to go to ensure that the free- Mr. CLYBURN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to nan has been supported by his wife, Monica, dom of America would be preserved. pay tribute to my friend Frederick C. Jones, for 35 years. They are the proud parents of six My favorite American hero is visited by many people each year. They are always Sr. as he is retiring from state government. children: Maureen, Tara Ann, Martin, Dermott, quiet and reverent in his presence. Flowers He most recently was the Project Supervisor John and Patrick. are often presented to him. The visitors of Vocational Rehabilitation Services at South Mr. Speaker, Brooklyn has encountered come from all across America, and many Carolina State Hospital. His duties included many problems involving the police within the shed a few tears as they leave because he coordinating and implementing Vocational Re- last five years. Some very dramatic cases may be their hero, too. It is the common habilitation services for seriously mentally ill have received national attention. We must all thread that links and unites all Americans. patients within inpatient and community based Because he is a true hero, he is the most strive to maintain a balanced perspective and likely to come to my mind. Symbolically, he mental health programs. He has been involved continue to understand that the great majority stands for all the freedom fighters we have in Vocational Rehabilitation for much of his ca- of our police officers are productive and dedi- today in America. His efforts have allowed reer, along with work with juveniles. cated citizens. From the ranks of law enforce- me and all Americans to continue to exercise Mr. Jones is a life member of National Re- ment we also repeatedly see the emergence all rights as a citizen of the United States. habilitation Association, a member of Profes- of outstanding leaders like this one.
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