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“HONORING THE RETIREMENT OF JOANN C. TADLOCK” mentioning the Department of Interior was published in the Extensions of Remarks section on pages E12 on Jan. 12, 2010.
The publication is reproduced in full below:
HONORING THE RETIREMENT OF JOANN C. TADLOCK
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HON. WALTER B. JONES
of north carolina
in the house of representatives
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Mr. JONES. Madam Speaker, I have the privilege of representing the wonderful people of the third district of North Carolina, which includes hundreds of military families and civilians that work for our military.
Today, I would like to honor one such civilian--Mrs. Joann C. Tadlock will retire from the Naval Air Systems Command, Fleet Readiness Center East, Cherry Point, North Carolina on February 3, 2010.
Mrs. Tadlock's distinguished government career spans over 31 years, a career that is full of achievements and accolades that greatly reflect upon her and upon the organizations with which she has served.
In April of 1978, Mrs. Tadlock began her Federal career as a Clerk for the Department of the Interior, holding progressively responsible administrative positions within the Department of the Interior and the Naval Air Systems Command.
Mrs. Tadlock returned to school and earned her bachelor's and master's degrees and became a Personnel Management and Equal Employment Opportunity Intern.
Mrs. Tadlock subsequently served as the principal classifier for the Human Resources Office, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and has most recently served as Total Force leader and Navy's Multi-Trade expert in supporting the Fleet's best interests.
Madam Speaker, I am very proud of Mrs. Joann Tadlock and I thank her on her many years of service to our great Nation and our military. Her contributions to the Department of Navy will be missed as she moves forward to new and exciting opportunities.
I would like to ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating Mrs. Joann Tadlock on such an extraordinary career.
Mrs. Tadlock epitomizes the dedication and professionalism that make our Federal Government a model all over the world.
God bless Joann, all of our troops, and may God continue to bless America.
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