Sadly, Kerry McDaniel passed away in February at just 65 years of age from COVID-19 complications. Kerry was described as ``can't be replaced,'' ``top-notch in every regard,'' and ``an exemplary model of generosity and selflessness.'' Kerry loved serving his community and did so in various positions throughout the years. For almost three decades, Kerry worked for the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection, and most recently, he was the Hart County Emergency Management Director and Solid Waste Coordinator. As a frontline responder, he worked hard to obtain personal protective equipment and protect Hart County from COVID-19. Throughout the county, Kerry was known for his service and generosity to others. Kerry is survived by his dear wife, Vicki; his son, Curtis; his daughter-in-law, Tara; his grandson, Briar Allen, and many other family members he loved so dearly. Mr. Speaker, I am proud to have known Kerry; he was an exemplary citizen. Kerry was a great friend, and he will be missed by all who knew him. ____________________
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