it is my honor to recognize Patrice Summers on her 26 years of exceptional service to Prince William County. Inspired by her mother's civic engagement, Patrice committed herself to public service from a young age. For over two decades, she served as an elections officer and then chief elections officer right here in Prince William County. Patrice is also actively involved in the Virginia 512 organizing committee. Beyond her public sector and union work, Patrice is a devoted caregiver to two of her family members. Her dedication to uplifting her neighbors, her family, and giving back to her community embodies a lifetime of selflessness. Mr. Speaker, I am honored to congratulate her on this well-earned recognition and honor her as this week's Constituent of the Week. Congratulations, and I thank her for all that she does.
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Recognizing Patrice Summers for her 26 years of service to Prince William County.
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