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HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 30

(By Delegate Boggs)

[Introduced April 13, 2001; referred to the

Committee on Rules.]


In Remembrance of Harold V. Long, former member of the House of Delegates from Braxton County.

Whereas, Harold Veon Long was a native West Virginian, and was born in Braxton County on August 11, 1945; and
Whereas, He graduated from Glenville State College and taught school for a time at the Braxton County High School; and
Whereas, Harold Long later entered the business world and became a highly successful member of the Braxton County business community; and
Whereas, He was elected to the House of Delegates in 1974 and again in 1976, and served on the Committees on Roads and Transportation, Finance and Industry and Labor; and
Whereas, He had the great love and respect of the people in his community, Little Birch, and in Braxton County as a whole, by his selfless contributions of time and money to many worthy projects and organizations: Braxton County Redevelopment Corporation; Braxton County Building Commission; Flatwoods-Canoe Run Public Service District; West Virginia Farm Bureau; Braxton Historical Society; Region VII Planning Council; the Christ Church United Methodist church and the governing board of the Braxton County Memorial Hospital; and
Whereas, His life abruptly ended on August 12, 2000, and he leaves as his immediate surviving family, his wife, Carolyn Clark Long and his son, Derek V. Long, his many other family members and a host of people who knew him as a good man and a faithful friend; therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Delegates:
That great regret is hereby expressed by the members of this body at the passing of Harold V. Long; a man who lived in service to his community and State and one who will long be missed; and, be it
Further Resolved, That the Clerk of the House is hereby directed to prepare copies of this resolution for Harold Long's wife Carolyn Clark Long and his son Derek V. Long.
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