Recognizing the Retirement of Frank Caskey

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Mr. MOORE of Alabama. Mr. Speaker, today, I rise to recognize the outstanding contributions, hard work, and legacy of Mr. Frank Caskey. His dedicated service to the Alabama Legislative over several decades has made a lasting impact on the lives of many Alabamians.

Mr. Caskey has dedicated many years of his life to serving the Alabama Legislature and its citizens. Beginning his career in 1970 as a clerk for Senator James B. Allen, Frank's commitment to public service continued through his education at Auburn University and his work as a legislative aide. He joined the Alabama Legislative Reference Service in 1974 and served there until 1979 before pursuing a successful legal career. In 1992, he returned to the Legislative Reference Service, bringing with him a wealth of legal knowledge and expertise, making significant contributions to the legislative process.

Throughout his career, Frank's work in areas like local laws, taxation, and environmental law had a lasting impact, and his advice was highly valued by legislators, lobbyists, and fellow attorneys. His exceptional memory and institutional knowledge of the legislature were unmatched, and his dedication to public service earned him great respect. Now retired, Frank's legacy continues, and we wish him happiness and fulfillment as he enjoys his retirement, exploring the Great Smoky Mountains. His contributions to the state will never be forgotten.

I would like to congratulate Mr. Frank Caskey on his well-deserved retirement and thank him for his public service.

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