Mr. Speaker, I rise today to acknowledge the retirement of Marion Ramsey of Rogers, Arkansas, and the closing of her business, Marion's Donuts, that became part of my daily routine 35 years ago. The ``doughnut shop,'' as I affectionately called it, was my favorite place to catch up on the latest city news--oftentimes, just plain ole gossip--and hear about the aches and pains and the latest trials and tribulations of those who frequented the establishment over time. I have taken my boys there since birth, and it was nostalgic for all three of them to join me last Sunday, her last day of business, for old times' sake. The Bible tells us there is a season for everything. I am sad that the ``season'' has come and gone for Marion's Donuts because, while I will find another place for my morning coffee, I am not sure how I will fill the void on the friendships forged down through the years. Enjoy your retirement, Marion. Your customers are grateful for our time together. ____________________
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