Mrs. Sally Fox
TRIBUTE TO MRS. SALLY FOX
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HON. MARILYN N. MUSGRAVE
of colorado
in the house of representatives
Thursday, February 16, 2006
Mrs. MUSGRAVE. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to the public
service and remarkable community involvement of Mrs. Sally Fox.
Born in Denver, CO, to school teachers, Mrs. Fox devoted much of her
life to public schools in Colorado. In addition to other volunteer
efforts, Mrs. Fox served as president of the Burlington Elementary School PTA in Longmont.
Mrs. Fox also dedicated much of her life as a local grassroots
activist. She served as secretary for House District 52, as well as
secretary for Colorado Representative Ron Strahle. Mrs. Fox also served
as a Precinct Committee person since 1979 and has been a delegate to
Fourth Congressional District and State assemblies.
In addition to her grassroots involvement and volunteerism, Mrs. Fox
currently manages the Oak Ridge Federal Government Office Building in
Fort Collins. She has also worked as mall manager at The Square and as
manager of maintenance at the Market Place, both in Fort Collins.
Beyond her community involvement, it is her love and devotion to her
family that is most impressive. April 2006 will mark Sally's 43rd
wedding anniversary to her husband, Charles. She is the proud mother of
a son and daughter, and a grandmother of three. Mrs. Fox has a special
appreciation for family heirlooms. She is especially proud of an
African violet given to her by her mother. It has bloomed continuously
since her mother's death in 1991.
Mr. Speaker, the grassroots involvement and love of family by women
like Mrs. Sally Fox is what makes our country great. I urge my
colleagues to join me in recognizing Mrs. Fox and her tremendous
contributions to her community.
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