It is a privilege to rise today and join fellow members of the Virginia delegation and other colleagues in support of H.R. 1748, to designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 805 Glen Burnie Road in Richmond, Virginia, as the 'Tom Bliley Post Office Building,' and to pay tribute to our former Virginia colleague who retired from this House at the end of the 106th Congress. Tom Bliley is a true Virginia gentleman who epitomizes the highest ideals of public service. He came to Congress with me in 1981. It was an honor to serve side by side with him for 20 years. Tom was a perfect match for Virginia's 7th District which includes the city of Richmond, as this is a district replete with a tradition of true statesmen. Tom left the Congress, having served as chairman of the Commerce Committee, a responsibility he took seriously and performed with incredible legislative skill and expertise.
On the recordFebruary 12, 2002
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Paying tribute to former Congressman Tom Bliley during a speech supporting H.R. 1748.
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