Today, I rise to recognize Mayor John Cruz as he serves his final term representing the village of Hagatna after almost two decades. Before becoming the mayor of Guam's capital, Cruz faithfully served the government of Guam for 25 years. His tenure shows his commitment to the people of Guam has been unwavering since the beginning. He has been a strong advocate for the island and a champion of public service. Present day, Cruz is known by many of his constituents for his beautification efforts in his village, ensuring Guam's special capital remains a cultural and historical hub. Most importantly, Cruz is a family man, devoted Catholic, and reliable mayor who puts his constituents first. I thank Mayor Cruz for his dedication to the people of Hagatna. His leadership has been instrumental in making the village what it is today. I wish him the very best in retirement, and I am certain his legacy will be an inspiration to all future leaders to come. Honoring Dr. Vincent Duenas
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