House Proceeding 04-13-10 on Apr 13th, 2010 :: 0:04:40 to 0:06:55
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Frank R. Wolf: he's survived by his wife of 28 years, martha, his three children and his two grandchildren. now i'd like to recognize my colleague, the dean of the virginia delegation, congressman frank woeful. mr. woeful: madam spker,s

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Speech By: Frank R. Wolf

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Frank R. Wolf: that sad o-- mr. weavel: -- mr. wolf: madam speaker, this is a sad day. i had the privilege of serving for 10 years of his 12 years. he had many legislative accomplishment the people in northern west virginia, including to what my colleague, mr. moran, said, i think many would agree one of the most

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Frank R. Wolf: significant was to transfer dulles international airport from the f.a. to the regional airport authority which eventually led to two of the finest airports in the region. he was not only an outstanding member of congress but a korean war hero. someone said if you wanted to understand stan parrish, read

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Frank R. Wolf: the back "the right stuff." he was a pilot, he'd been shot down in the korean war, his airplane landed on power lines and was rescued in north korea, received a distinguished flying cross. the purple heart, and the air medal. was also a state legislator and local legislator and attorney.

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Frank R. Wolf: he recently made his home in matthews, virginia, with his wife marty and to marty and their three children and two grandchildren, we express our deepest sympathies. funeral services for stan will be held in late june with a burial at arlington national cemetery. i ask unanimous consent to insert the following obituary

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Frank R. Wolf: in the record and say he was a good member of congress and he love this is institution as much as anybody i ever met. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: perhaps now -- >> perhaps now we could have a few moments of silence for both departed colleagues. the speaker pro tempore: the us