I rise to honor the life of Ms. Norma Moye who passed earlier this week at the young age of 92. As a fourth-generation resident, Norma was Paso Robles, California, in the 19th Congressional District. She served her community in many ways: being on the boards for the Pioneer Day, the Historical Society, and, of course, as a leader in the Chamber of Commerce. However, where she was most impactful was due to her work as the founder and executive director of the Paso Robles Main Street Association. Under her leadership, downtown Paso Robles transformed from vacant storefronts to a bustling hub of community. She was a champion for local businesses, supporting her neighbors, helping them thrive, and transforming the local economy. Thanks to her commitment to service, she lives on in every person who visits downtown in the community and the energy that is Paso Robles. As we mourn her loss, let us celebrate Norma Moye, her legacy of service, and let us do that by enjoying the town of Paso Robles.
Jimmy Panetta: “I rise to honor the life of Ms. Norma Moye who passed earlier this week at the young age of 92. As a fourth-generation…”
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Honoring the life and contributions of Norma Moye during a speech in Congress.
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