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On the recordFebruary 26, 2019
Madam Speaker, I rise today in honor of Steve Gilmer, who has retired after serving 45 years as the CEO of the State Bank of Delano, Minnesota. Steve retired leaving an incredible legacy. He cultivated a family out of his employees and built an environment based on humor, trust, and excellence, inspiring all those around him to be the best they could possibly be. As a resident of Delano, I can say from experience that Steve led by example and took the time to know and care for the customers who walked through the door of his bank. Most in the community knew Steve through his role as a volunteer, the volunteer treasurer of the Fourth of July Celebration Committee for over 40 years. Delano is home to Minnesota's largest Fourth of July parade, and Steve's service to that committee displayed his dedication to our community. Thank you for all you have done for the Delano community, Steve. Enjoy your retirement with your family and friends. You deserve it. Celebrating the Minnesota Central Region Small Business Development Center
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Tom Emmer
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