I just wanted to add my thanks, also, and appreciation for all that Meg has done for all of us. She has been a real pillar of perseverance, of patience, when she has been there to witness our deliberations. She has been a rock of stability, and yet always in her quiet, very professional way, has been there to help us in any way that we needed. So I have always looked to Meg, as other colleagues have, as all my colleagues have, as somebody who is part of the institution and who has made it so very great. My best wishes to you as you go forward and have a great adventure; and as Shakespeare would say, those about her from her shall learn the perfect ways of honor. Thank you, cheerio, and come back and see us.
Connie Morella: “I just wanted to add my thanks, also, and appreciation for all that Meg has done for all of us. She has been a real…”
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