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Phil Gingrey: I rise today to thank Betty Brady for nearly 30 years of service to the Powder Springs, Georgia community, most recently…

On the recordJune 13, 2006
I rise today to thank Betty Brady for nearly 30 years of service to the Powder Springs, Georgia community, most recently as the city clerk. Betty's retiring from public service this year, and I know the whole city will miss her enthusiasm and her dedication. Betty has worked with the City of Powder Springs since 1977, and in 1992, she was appointed city clerk. Over the past 14 years, Betty has worn many hats, accomplishing administrative, organizational and public relations duties for the mayor and city council. As a native of Powder Springs, Betty brought a passion to her role as city clerk. Never one content to sit on the sidelines, Betty gave her time and energy to almost every aspect of city government. In retirement, Betty will have more time to spend with her husband Aubrey, her three sons and her seven grandchildren. Mr. Speaker, I ask that you join me and all my colleagues in thanking Betty Brady for her years of service to the Powder Springs, Georgia community. ____________________
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Phil Gingrey
Georgia

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