1.1A Senate resolution
1.2recognizing Minnesota Senate employees for their years of dedicated service.
1.3WHEREAS, these dedicated employees of the Minnesota Senate have served the State of
1.4Minnesota through a career of professional commitment to state government and are deserving of
1.5special legislative recognition; and
1.6WHEREAS, the employees being recognized for their years of service with the Minnesota
1.7Senate include:

1.8		5 YEARS
1.9		Bakke, Rachel		Parker, Kevin A.
1.10		Brennan, Tom		Reynolds, Jillian
1.11		Emmerich, Justin W.		Spiteri, Emily N.
1.12		Kline, Tyler		Tschida, Thomas J.
1.13		Moorjani, Anna		Wiley, Joey
1.14		10 YEARS
1.15		Erickson, Andrew		Greenfield, Tim
1.16		Fossum, Jason		Lunzer, Bill
1.17		15 YEARS
1.18		Doyle Fontaine, Carlon		Sondag, Craig
1.19		Jackson, Linda A.
1.20		20 YEARS
1.21		Broton, Krista		Halek, Loren E.
1.22		25 YEARS
2.1		Haavisto, Wendy		Olwell, Stephen
2.2		Nauman, Eric L.
2.3		30 YEARS
2.4		Cook, Ed
2.5		35 YEARS
2.6		Raiola, Marvin F.

2.7WHEREAS, the members of the Minnesota Senate value and appreciate the depth of
2.8experience and institutional knowledge these individuals have developed and displayed throughout
2.9their careers; and
2.10WHEREAS, a ceremony recognizing these employees for their years of service will be held
2.11in the Senate Chamber on April 24, 2023; and
2.12NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the State of Minnesota that it
2.13commends these employees of the Minnesota Senate for their years of dedication and outstanding
2.14service to the State of Minnesota.
2.15BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary of the Senate is directed to prepare an
2.16enrolled copy of this resolution, to be authenticated by the Secretary's signature and that of the
2.17Chair of the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, and transmit it to the Office of the
2.18Secretary of the Senate for public display.

Tom BotternSecretary of the Senate

Kari DziedzicChair, Senate Committee onRules and Administration

Bobby Joe ChampionPresident of the Senate

Mark T. JohnsonSenate Minority Leader