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On the recordFebruary 11, 2015
Mr. Speaker, today, I rise to recognize Alex Ray, a Granite Stater who has made significant contributions to our State's identity and our economy. When you ask most people in New Hampshire what restaurant captures the essence of our State, they will say the Common Man. Alex built the Common Man family of restaurants from the ground up, expanding from one location in Ashland, New Hampshire, in 1971 to 16 eateries around the State. He has also given back a great deal to communities across New Hampshire and has been involved with a wide array of philanthropic endeavors over the years. Alex's motto for the Common Man family is simply, ``Do Good,'' which he seeks to instill in his staff and live by in his own life. He is currently in the process of completing two beautiful new rest areas off Interstate 93. These new facilities are great examples of the public-private partnerships that have been so successful in New Hampshire. Alex's creative and community-oriented approach to both business and philanthropy has had an incredibly positive impact over the last four decades. I am honored to count Alex as a good friend, and I would like to express my appreciation for all his wonderful work on behalf of the citizens of New Hampshire. ____________________
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Annie Kuster
Democratic · New Hampshire

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