The Aerospace Industries Association President and CEO Eric Fanning released a statement on Aug. 4 regarding the death of former Congresswoman and Chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee Kay Granger.
Fanning said, “The Aerospace Industries Association is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former Congresswoman Kay Granger. As Chair of the House Appropriations Committee and throughout her service in Congress, Congresswoman Granger was a steadfast advocate for our national security and a loyal defender of American business. We extend our condolences to her three children and her entire family.”
Granger served as Chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, where she was recognized for supporting national security initiatives and advocating for American businesses.
The Aerospace Industries Association operates in the aerospace and defense sector, supporting manufacturers and suppliers. The organization shapes U.S. policy on matters including national security, aviation safety, space innovation, workforce development, and promotes international business ethics through its leadership in the International Forum on Business Ethical Conduct since 2010. It also supports diversity and inclusion initiatives to improve representation in the industry, pushes for policies aimed at bolstering national security while encouraging innovation and economic expansion, offers advocacy efforts along with networking via councils and committees, and provides access to over 1,400 industry standards, according to the official website.
No further details were provided about memorial arrangements or tributes.