Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor one of this body's finest members, Congressman Jerry F. Costello, for his long-time service to the Congress. Mr. Costello has worked on behalf of the people of southern Illinois for more than 24 years, passionately bringing their concerns with him to Washington and diligently partnering with his colleagues to get the job done. Beyond his service to the people of Illinois' 12th District, Congressman Costello has been a steadfast leader for our nation's transportation infrastructure. He was instrumental in the creation of national highway bills that have become the groundwork for a more prosperous America, and a tireless advocate for aviation measures that have made our skies safer and our airlines stronger. It has been a privilege to serve in this House with Congressman Costello, and I am proud today to stand with my colleagues and pay tribute to his distinguished career and leadership. We salute a gentleman who has made a positive impact on the lives of those he has served, and who leaves a legacy worthy of this institution. I wish him, his wife Georgia, and his family well on their future endeavors.
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