Thank you so much to my colleague. Mr. Speaker, at this time it gives me great pleasure to ask Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman--I am very proud to say that she is a part of this 114th freshman class--to say a few words. (Mrs. WATSON COLEMAN asked and was given permission to revise and extend her remarks.)
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