I rise today to honor a notable North Dakotan, Linda Kvasager, who recently retired after 50 years of dedicated service at Valley Senior Living. Linda began her career in elder care as a high school student at the age of just 15 and devoted five decades to helping seniors stay active, healthy, and connected. Her work as a restorative aide supported not only the physical well-being of her residents but their dignity and independence. Colleagues describe her as a compassionate, reliable, and deeply committed person, a steady presence in a field where continuity makes the difference. Mr. Speaker, 50 years in a role is rare, and 50 years of meaningful care is extraordinary. Linda's legacy is a testament to the power of faithful service. She has touched countless lives, and she has made her community proud. I congratulate Linda.
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Honoring Linda Kvasager for her 50 years of service in elder care.
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