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“TRIBUTE TO RENEE LIMOGE REEVE” mentioning Dan Sullivan was published in the Senate section on page S4899 on July 14.
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The publication is reproduced in full below:
TRIBUTE TO RENEE LIMOGE REEVE
Mr. SULLIVAN. Mr. President, I would like to recognize a critical member of my staff, my former State Director Renee Limoge Reeve, who left my office in June to become the vice president of Government & Community Relations at Cruise Lines International Association, or CLIA, Alaska. It is a big and important job for Alaska, and all of us with Team Sullivan are confident she will do a great job.
As a student at the University of Vermont, Renee explored her passions for government and English. After graduation, Renee left Vermont to start a new journey in Alaska.
Renee's work in Alaska began over a decade ago as an aide for the State legislature. In Juneau, Renee honed her skills for communication and leadership--fostering a fun and collaborative team environment.
I was honored when Renee joined Team Sullivan in 2018. As the director of my State office, Renee was the boots on the ground where our presence matters most. Enthusiastic and sharp, Renee was the ultimate liaison between Federal, State, and Tribal governments, and, most importantly, the people of Alaska, to whom she was ultimately committed.
Leadership is the measure of how we connect with people, empathize, and make others feel welcome. Renee is an outstanding leader. She has a keen political perspective and unrivaled wit.
Renee's talents for communication and humor culminated in her famous get-togethers. Renee is known for gathering people from all walks of life around good food, occasional adult prom parties, and always, laughter.
We wish her the best as Renee sets sail on her new adventure.
While she is no longer on my staff, Renee will always be a member of the Sullivan family. Please join me in wishing Renee success in her future. She will be missed.
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