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Dana Rohrabacher: Henry Salvatori was a man who believed in free enterprise and free speech. He believed in honor, in truth, in decency…

On the recordJuly 22, 1997
Henry Salvatori was a man who believed in free enterprise and free speech. He believed in honor, in truth, in decency and hard work and responsibility, and he took these principles to heart and into his hands. With them he built a very successful life, and this success Henry shared with everyone. Henry Salvatori's motto was ``whoever crosses my path, I will leave them at least as well off, or, if possible, better off than he was before.'' Henry's life is an inspiration, and he tried to follow that formula, not through one career, but through three careers. In each one of those he tried to better people's lives. Henry's first career was in the oil business, when as a young man he pioneered a new oil exploration technology of charting geological structures by sending shock waves through the ground. Inspired by the spirit of enterprise that he found in America, Henry invested all of his assets into a company based on the seismic method and the company, Western Geophysical, grew into a multibillion dollar corporation and he became its leader.
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Dana Rohrabacher
Republican · California

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Honoring the legacy and contributions of Henry Salvatori.

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