first, I would encourage everyone to remember our men and women in uniform and their families and reach out to them. The Arkansas delegation rises this morning to pay tribute to a man that has made magnificent contributions to the State of Arkansas, to college athletics, to this country. His leadership, working together with the people of Arkansas, has demonstrated the great value of the people working together for the common good. His contributions are unmatched. He has demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt the value of integrity and decency, always take the high road. He has made us all very proud to be Razorbacks, as has just been alluded to from my colleague in northwest Arkansas, but he has also demonstrated to the human race what it means to not only be a Razorback, but to be a man of great class and integrity and always take the high road.
Robert Berry: “first, I would encourage everyone to remember our men and women in uniform and their families and reach out to them. The…”
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Paying tribute to a significant figure in Arkansas college athletics.
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