Ed Pence has been a loyal and valued servant to this country for 25 years. He has reached out to numerous people and he will be greatly missed. He retires at the end of this year. In October of 1978, Ed joined the Capitol Police Force and dedicated over 20 years to protecting our safety and that of the visiting public. He is respected throughout the Capitol because of his professionalism, his compassion, and his friendly nature. Ed also had a brief stint in the gentleman from Missouri's (Mr. Gephardt) office before joining the Sergeant of Arms Office as a trusted member of the Chamber security staff. During this time, Ed has proven himself a trusted source of knowledge by monitoring floor activity and advising Members on upcoming votes. Ed was the man we turned to when we were planning our day or asking questions about the procedures of the day. Mr. Speaker, Ed's dedication, work ethic, and devotion to this institution is worthy of the highest commendation. I respectfully ask that you and my other distinguished colleagues join me in congratulating Ed Pence on his well-deserved retirement, thanking him for his service, and wishing him continued success in all of his future endeavors.
Jim Baird: “Ed Pence has been a loyal and valued servant to this country for 25 years. He has reached out to numerous people and he…”
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Honoring Ed Pence upon his retirement after 25 years of service to the Capitol Police.
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