designating the facility of the U.S. Postal Service which is under construction in Terre Haute, IN, as the ``John T. Myers Post Office Building'' is a fitting tribute to a distinguished public servant, to one who has served in this body for more than 30 years. I served together with John on our postal committee for more than 10 years. John was always looking out not only for our civil servants and our postal workers but for the Nation as a whole. He certainly served his district with a great deal of pride and with a great deal of accomplishment. I think this is the least we can do for such an outstanding public servant to name the post office building in Terre Haute after John Myers, whose heart was in the postal service trying to find a better way to make this a better service for the entire Nation. John Myers, we salute you. I am pleased to be part of this endeavor to pay tribute to a great public servant.
Benjamin Gilman: “designating the facility of the U.S. Postal Service which is under construction in Terre Haute, IN, as the ``John T.…”
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Honoring John T. Myers by naming a post office building after him.
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