I am saddened by the sudden loss of Robert Matsui, and I would like to join my colleagues in honoring him today. Bob was one of the finest members to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. His strength of character, wisdom, civility, and attention to detail were inspiring to many of us serving with him. His thoughtful and helpful nature has been remembered by many today, but I will always be grateful for his desire to seek out and befriend younger and less senior Members of Congress like me. I join my colleagues in mourning the loss of a friend, a mentor, and a great leader in Congress.
Steven Holt: “I am saddened by the sudden loss of Robert Matsui, and I would like to join my colleagues in honoring him today. Bob was…”
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Honoring the memory of Robert Matsui following his passing.
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