I rise today to honor Gary Paul, who has concluded three decades of public service as a Richland Township supervisor in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Gary Paul, throughout his 30-year tenure, has worked tirelessly as a Geistown borough road foreman while maintaining his family farm, where he also raises beef cattle. Recently, Gary was recognized for his dedication by the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors and by the Richland Township Board of Supervisors. With pride for Gary, I join the citizens of Richland Township and of all of Cambria County in thanking him for his unwavering commitment and his unwavering public service.
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Honoring Gary Paul for his three decades of public service as a township supervisor.
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