I rise today to recognize a constituent, a volunteer, and a good friend, Lyman, on the occasion of his 75th birthday. Lyman has volunteered his time and energy on behalf of the people of Utah for many years. He shows up. He does the work, and he does it because he cares about this State and the people in it. That kind of dedication deserves to be recognized. I am thankful for Lyman and those like him who are willing to volunteer their time and serve the people of Utah and the people of the United States of America. Happy birthday to Lyman. May God bless him, and may God bless the great United States of America.
Mike Kennedy: “I rise today to recognize a constituent, a volunteer, and a good friend, Lyman, on the occasion of his 75th birthday.…”
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Recognizing a constituent's 75th birthday and his volunteer contributions to the community.
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