Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate National Women's History Month. Many famous women have shaped the course of our country's fate; however, there are also women of note in our local communities that have made a real impact. I would like to highlight a constituent of mine, Paula O'Neil, Ph.D. Dr. O'Neil was elected as the first woman to serve as clerk of the circuit court and county comptroller in Pasco County's history. A true role model, Dr. O'Neil has a long history of exemplary public service in government and serves as a professor at Saint Leo College, now Saint Leo University. She has also been a courageous voice for others as she bravely battles cancer, stressing the importance of early detection. This National Women's History Month, I am happy to honor Dr. Paula O'Neil and recognize all women making a positive impact in our communities. ____________________
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