I rise to announce the retirement of a longtime public servant and former staff member of the U.S. Senate. After 40 years of Federal service, Anthony J. ``Tony'' Zagami will retire as the longest serving general counsel in the history of the U.S. Government Printing Office. Tony arrived on Capitol Hill just as I was completing my first term in the Senate. Before Tony's arrival, I had the privilege of knowing and working with his late father, Dino, a member of the Senate's Official Reporters of Debates staff. Dino retired in the early 1970s, while Tony went on to serve the Congress, moving to the GPO in 1990. Over the years, Tony Zagami became a valued and trusted staff member of the Congress in many different capacities. His strong skills and commitment to public service were well recognized, not just on the Hill but also throughout the legislative branch. As he departs the GPO for a well-deserved retirement, I thank him for his service and wish him all the best.
Cord Byrd: “I rise to announce the retirement of a longtime public servant and former staff member of the U.S. Senate. After 40…”
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Recognizing the retirement of Anthony J. Zagami, a longtime public servant and general counsel.
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