I thank my colleague and all Members for their support of this bill: Mr. Davis, Mr. Chaffetz, and my colleague Ms. Sutton. Mr. Speaker, I am proud to offer today H.R. 5390, which renames the post office located at 13301 Smith Road in Cleveland, Ohio, as the ``David John Donafee Post Office Building.'' I would like to thank Chairman Lynch for his efforts to bring H.R. 5390 to the floor of the House. David John Donafee was a lifelong northeast Ohioan who committed his life to family and community. He was born and raised in Brook Park, Ohio, and graduated from Polaris High School in Berea. He served northeast Ohio as a postal carrier for 14 years. His coworkers knew David for his geniality and positive spirit, his sense of humor and willingness to go out of his way for anyone. One coworker remarked, ``He was the guy that made the place a little better.'' David was well known in the local hockey community for his support of and involvement in his son's youth hockey league. He announced and scored the games. He was the ``heart of all of the teams,'' according to his wife, Sandi. Mr. Speaker, on February 14, 2008, Valentine's Day, David Donafee was walking his mail route in Parma Heights, Ohio. He was delivering the mail to people on his route just like he did every other day, but this day was different. He was struck by a car while in the line of his duties as a postal worker, as a mail carrier, and he was killed.…
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