H.R. 2467 honors the life of Frank J. Guarini in naming a post office for him in his hometown of Jersey City, New Jersey. Frank J. Guarini, a former Congressman and prominent public figure, has dedicated his life to serving his country and community. He was born in 1924 in Jersey City, New Jersey. His sense of civic duty and honor began at an early age, and as a young man, he was commissioned as a Navy officer at Columbia University. From there, he went on to serve in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Mount McKinley. After his military career ended, he was elected to the New Jersey State Senate where he served for the following seven years. In 1979, he won election to serve in the House of Representatives, where he completed seven terms before retiring in 1993. On his return to private life, he has been active in his community and supports the library of New Jersey City University, which has been named in his honor. He is the chairman of the National Italian American Foundation, and through it, he created the Frank J. Guarini public policy forums. I support H.R. 2467 in the naming of the post office in Jersey City, New Jersey, for Frank J. Guarini.
Bill Sali: “H.R. 2467 honors the life of Frank J. Guarini in naming a post office for him in his hometown of Jersey City, New…”
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Speaking in support of H.R. 2467 to name a post office after Frank J. Guarini.
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