
For his service in the Vietnam Conflict, Elliott Williams received the Medal of Honor, the Navy Cross, two Silver Stars, the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, three Bronze Stars, three Purple Hearts, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry.
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For his service in the Vietnam Conflict, Elliott Williams received the Medal of Honor, the Navy Cross, two Silver Stars, the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, three Bronze Stars, three Purple Hearts, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry.

He was a valiant warrior and a true patriot, who inspired many to do their best.

Love was the easiest word to describe him, and I suppose what I will most miss.

In short, he didn't spend his time talking about his faith, he lived it.

If I had ever found myself in real trouble with the option of only one call, it would have been to Gordon.

Gordon Bynum was the living definition of the word, 'friend.'

Mr. President, I rise today to address an important national health concern.

My legislation will give the labeling authority to the Department of Health and Human Services and its subsidiary the Food and Drug Administration which have more experience in these matters.

The revenue generated by this tax will be used specifically for the prevention and treatment of alcohol related problems such as heart disease and birth defects.

Rather than wait for the long term repercussions of an alcohol health benefits campaign, we should take action now to thwart its inevitable effects.

I urge my colleagues to review these important pieces of legislation and support passage.

This decision, in my opinion, was irresponsible and constitutes poor public policy.

The alcohol industry's veiled attempt to use health claims as a marketing scheme has gone on long enough.

His actions show that young Americans can--and do--play important roles in our communities, and that America's community spirit continues to hold tremendous promise for the future.

In light of numerous statistics that indicate Americans today are less involved in their communities than they once were, I believe it's vital that we encourage and support the kind of selfless contribution this young citizen has made.

Young volunteers like Ben are inspiring examples to all of us, and are among our brightest hope for a better tomorrow.

Ben should be extremely proud to have been singled out from such a large group of dedicated volunteers.