Madam Speaker, I rise today to recognize Bart Likes, the owner of Ol' Bart Southern Eats. What started as a job at a hunting lodge has become a successful multilocation restaurant and catering business that serves customers across our State. Yet, Bart's contributions to his community are not confined to his successful business. Since the tragic passing of his mother, he has been serving others in our State, including sponsoring local sports teams, feeding healthcare workers, and providing free meals to victims of domestic abuse. Bart's story should remind us all that life has twists and turns but following your passions will never steer you wrong. It should also remind us that there is no greater obligation in life than to help those in need. Madam Speaker, I applaud Bart for his success and thank him for his dedication to helping others. Celebrating John Gill
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