REMEMBERING AREE MIKKI McCAMPBELL; Congressional Record Vol. 166, No. 39
(House of Representatives - February 27, 2020)

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                   REMEMBERING AREE MIKKI McCAMPBELL

  (Ms. TLAIB asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 
minute and to revise and extend her remarks.)
  Ms. TLAIB. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life of Aree Mikki 
McCampbell of 13th District Strong. She was a guiding light for her 
family and for all those who knew and loved her.
  Mrs. McCampbell was also a loving mother to Denzel McCampbell, 
Shawanna, and Kanita, and an incredible grandmother to Tyrone and 
Serina.
  Mr. Speaker, you can tell a lot about a parent based on their child. 
I did not know Mrs. McCampbell personally, but I know the type of love 
she shared with the world because of her son, Denzel McCampbell.
  Mrs. McCampbell hailed from Safford, Alabama, and studied at both 
Selma University and Wayne State University in Detroit. She instilled a 
love of humanity in her family. And 13 District Strong is forever 
grateful to her for the mark that she has left on this world.
  My heart goes out to the McCampbell family. I hope knowing that she 
is in Heaven watching out for all those lives she has touched can bring 
some peace to those who are remembering and celebrating her life.

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