I rise today with great pride to honor my dear friend and colleague, Senator Tom Udall. Throughout his time in Congress, he has continued to be a staunch advocate for protecting working families, our public lands, and so much more. Tom's desire and commitment to serve the people of New Mexico over the past 20 years are not only inspiring but serve as an example of what a faithful public servant represents. As we all know, the ``Udall'' name rings with great respect and honor among those involved in public service, and Tom is no exception. As a true native of New Mexico, Senator Udall understands the importance of protecting our public lands and the people who reside there. It has been an honor to serve alongside him in the western delegation to secure funding for environmental restoration and public lands preservation. It has been my distinct pleasure to work with him and his staff on monumental legislation such as the Great American Outdoors Act, which permanently funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund, LWCF. The LWCF provides funds for restoration and outdoor recreation opportunities in Nevada and numerous projects in New Mexico. We have also fought side-by-side to defend our public lands from those who would take them out of public hands. Senator Udall, your mentorship, expertise, and, most of all, your friendship will be deeply missed. You and your family welcomed me with such warmth when I began my journey as a Senator.…
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