3006 Hon. Joe Wilson Hon. Mark Steven Kirk Hon. Bill Shuster
3006 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS, Vol. 153, Pt. 2 February 1, 2007 fierce action of the Battle of the Bulge. Due to Colonel Kelly is survived by his loving wife ied ranging from facility planning, tele- his aggressive, fearless and superior leader- Maria, his two sons, Paul and John, his par- communications, and aviation to Baxter’s op- ship, Lt. James Megellas inspired his men to ents, John and Mary Rose, and his five sib- erations in South Africa, finally recommending excel. lings. Colonel Kelly honorably served America divestment of the company’s interest in that After serving four years as a rifle platoon and his family. My thoughts and prayers are country. General Johnson chaired Baxter’s leader during World War II, including many with them all. Crisis Management Team before retiring in combat jumps into Italy and Holland, James In conclusion, God bless our troops, and we 1990. Megellas left the active Army and served for will never forget September 11th. On a personal note, it was to my great 16 years in the Army Reserve. He retired after f pleasure and honor that ‘‘The General,’’ as we 20 years of service as a lieutenant colonel. called him, served on my Service Academy His awards and decorations include the Dis- IN MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT Select Screening Board to make rec- tinguished Service Cross, two Silver Star Med- GENERAL WARREN D. JOHNSON ommendations for nominations for the Air als, two Bronze Star Medals, two Purple Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He took Hearts, and he is credited with being the 82nd HON.
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