as I always say, congressional schedulers have some of the hardest jobs in Washington. While serving as a scheduler, Amber Cashwell has seamlessly planned a calendar, helped manage the office, and assisted the citizens of the Second District of South Carolina. Throughout her service she has handled her responsibilities with patience, professionalism, and good humor. Her colleagues and I truly appreciate her hard work and dedication. A native of Spartanburg, South Carolina, Amber began her career in Washington as a staff assistant for Congressman Bob Inglis. In May, 2004, she graduated from Converse College with an impressive double major in French and history. Tomorrow, Amber will depart the halls of Congress to work at the Moore Van Allen law firm in Charlotte, North Carolina. I am proud of her success and pleased to congratulate Amber on this wonderful opportunity. In conclusion, God bless our troops, and we will never forget September 11. ____________________
Joe Wilson: “as I always say, congressional schedulers have some of the hardest jobs in Washington. While serving as a scheduler…”
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