I did submit a resolution as chairman of the Senate Aging Committee to recognize May as Older Americans Month, as we have for 38 years, saying that this is the official month during which we pay tribute to the contributions of 44 million older Americans. It is during this month that we as a nation recognize older Americans for their service, hard work, and sacrifice that helped assure us the freedom and security we now enjoy. There is a great deal more I could say, and through the month of May there will be a great deal said about the contribution that older Americans make to this great society of ours. Of course, for those of us who still have parents or grandparents who are active and contributing to their communities, we know how valuable this group of citizens is in our culture.
Angie Craig: “I did submit a resolution as chairman of the Senate Aging Committee to recognize May as Older Americans Month, as we…”
On the recordMay 2, 2001
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Recognizing May as Older Americans Month and honoring the contributions of older Americans.
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