I rise today to honor a valued member of my team, Pam Moll, who retired last week after an extraordinary career serving North Dakotans. Pam served as my constituent services director. During my predecessor, Kelly Armstrong's tenure, she had the same role. For 7 years, she has been a steady and trusted presence for veterans seeking answers, seniors seeking help, and families simply trying to be heard. Pam is the kind of public servant most Americans never see but whose work touches countless lives. She understood that behind every case file and every form is a real person, and she never lost sight of that. Her legacy is not just measured in years of service but in the countless lives she helped improve. Mr. Speaker, on behalf of North Dakota, I thank Pam and wish her the very best in this next chapter.
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Honoring Pam Moll for her service as a constituent services director upon her retirement.
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