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J02001 Summary:

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J02001 Text:

 
Senate Resolution No. 2001
 
BY: Senator MARTINS
 
        CONGRATULATING  Annie Beaudet upon the occasion of
        earning  the  distinguished  Gold  Award,  the  most
        prestigious of Scouting honors
 
  WHEREAS,  Annie Beaudet, through her diligence and rigorous efforts,
has achieved Scouting's highest and most  prestigious  honor,  the  Gold
Award; the ceremony will be held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026; and
 
  WHEREAS,  Annie  Beaudet of Port Washington, New York is a member of
Girl Scouts of the United States of America, Nassau County; and
 
  WHEREAS, America has achieved its greatest heights of glory  through
the  dedication,  determination  and tireless efforts of the outstanding
citizens of this Nation; and
 
  WHEREAS, It is only with the continued diligence and devotion of our
youth, tomorrow's leaders, that America will maintain its glory; and
 
  WHEREAS, The Girl Scouts of America and its members are dedicated to
the development of character and leadership in the youth of this Nation;
and
 
  WHEREAS, Since 1916, Senior Girl Scouts have  sought  to  cap  their
years  in  Girl  Scouting  with  the prized Gold Award, which challenges
girls to change the world; and
 
  WHEREAS, In order to earn the Gold Award, a  girl  must  complete  a
rigorous  set  of  service,  leadership  development, and skill-building
tasks leading up to the final  and  most  challenging  requirement,  the
design  and completion of a Take Action Project; this project must be an
issue of interest to the  girl  and  her  community,  employ  team-based
solutions, and educate and inspire others; and
 
  WHEREAS,  Annie  Beaudet's  project  was entitled, "Vikings Recovery
Room:  Mental Health Support for Port Washington Students"; and
 
  WHEREAS, This outstanding young woman has been involved in  Scouting
for  years,  has  lived up to Scouting's ideals, and has attained all of
the necessary achievements; and
 
  WHEREAS, Annie Beaudet is a credit to her family,  her  school,  her
community,  her  State,  and her Nation, and no doubt her future will be
filled with accomplishments of equal importance; now, therefore, be it
 
  RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations,  in
recognition  of  the  significance  of  this meritorious achievement, to
congratulate and honor Annie Beaudet upon the occasion  of  earning  the
Gold Award; and be it further
 
  RESOLVED,  That  a  copy  of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be
transmitted to Annie Beaudet.
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