Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize the American Hellenic Institute, known as AHI. This year, AHI will be holding its 12th annual conference in my hometown of Miami. The conference provides an opportunity for the Greek American community to reflect on its role in American society and to advance and, indeed, strengthen U.S.-Greek relations. This will also include an awards banquet in which two members of the Miami area will be recognized for their service to the south Florida community and for promoting Hellenic ideals and values. This year's recipients of the Hellenic Heritage Public Service Award are Gus Andy and John Haralambides. John, who passed away, sadly, earlier this year, was the embodiment of all that AHI stands for. His legacy will forever live on through his deeds and through the school that he founded, the Archimedean Academy. I have had the privilege of being at that school, and I can account for its academic curriculum, which is simply outstanding. I congratulate the American Hellenic Institute, Gus Andy, and the family and friends of John for this important and meaningful recognition. In Recognition of Tony Argiz
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