IN MEMORY J. DOYLE CORMAN; Congressional Record Vol. 165, No. 199
(House of Representatives - December 12, 2019)

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                       IN MEMORY J. DOYLE CORMAN

  (Mr. KELLER asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 
minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. KELLER. Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the people of Pennsylvania's 
12th Congressional District, I rise to offer our condolences on the 
passing of former State representative J. Doyle Corman.
  Senator Corman represented the 34th senatorial district, including 
areas within Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional District from 1977 to 
1998. While in the State Senate, Senator Corman championed lower taxes, 
transportation issues, local government, and reforming the State's 
welfare system.
  More importantly, Senator Corman was a family man who prided himself 
on titles other than ``senator.'' Titles like: Public servant, husband, 
father, grandfather, great grandfather. These titles are Senator 
Corman's lasting achievements. Even more so fitting, as an example for 
his son, Jake, who ran for and won his Senate seat following his 
father's retirement and has served as the Pennsylvania State Senate 
majority leader for the last three legislative sessions.
  A family man, community servant, and friend--that is the legacy of 
Senator J. Doyle Corman.
  On behalf of the people of Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional 
District, I again send our heartfelt condolences to the Corman family 
for the loss of such a great figure and public servant.

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