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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommending & Thanking Eugenia S. Schwartz for her Countless Contributions to our CommunityAttest RESOLUTION NO. 2781 -99 Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana,_ August 23, 10 99 Clerk Attest: ez�C� President of Common Council. Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana st 24, 19 99, City Clerk Approved and signed by me August 24, --I9 99 _ Mayor Resolution No. 2 -� g 1— 1 A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, COMMENDING AND THANKING EUGENIA S. SCHWARTZ FOR HER COUNTLESS CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR COMMUNITY. "IlQlbtrt89, since the early 1970's, the City of South Bend, Indiana, has benefited from the many contributions made to our community by Eugenia S. Schwartz; and 'Wbtrtgg, from 1973 to 1974, Eugenia S. Schwartz served as Board President and a charter member of the Park Avenue Neighborhood Association, Inc., and has been a diligent Democratic Precinct Committee person since 1980; and "Q1 bet98g, over the years Eugenia's dedication to volunteering her time and talent has been reflected in her serving as an active Board Member at First Unitarian Church, the United Religious Community of St. Joseph County, the South Bend Heritage Foundation, the St. Joseph County Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee, REAL Services of St. Joseph County, Inc., The Center for the Homeless, Inc., the Mayor's Advisory Committee on Casino Gambling, the St. Joseph County Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee, and the Governance Task Force on the Healthy Communities Initiative; and 'Il bertSS, the Common Council proudly recalls that Eugenia S. Schwartz served as an Assistant City Attorney in the Legal Department from 1980 to 1985, and was named by Mayor Roger O. Parent as the first woman City Attorney for the City of South Bend, Indiana on March 31, 1986; and V btrt$0, since 1997, Eugenia S. Schwartz has served on the South Bend Redevelopment Commission, and since that appointment has continually gone that extra mile by attending countless Community and Economic Development Committee meetings of the South Bend Common Council where she gave timely updates, critical insights and learned counsel on many new developments for the betterment of our City. not), Zbertfort, be it rtzoh)0 bV the Commou Countil of the (lCitp of ZOtttb Vtttb, ltt4itttttl, as follows: Section I On behalf of the citizens of the City of South Bend, Indiana, the Common Council hereby publicly and proudly thanks and commends Eugenia S. Schwartz for her countless contributions to our community as a volunteer, dedicated public servant, concerned citizen, and a very special person who many of us have been privileged to call friend. Section II. Our City is indeed a better place because of the dedication of Eugenia S. Schwartz and her many contributions in serving our community. Section III. The Common Council wishes Eugenia and her husband, Maurice, continued success, happiness, and challenges as they move to Greensboro, North Carolina. We hope that their many travels in the years ahead will bring them back to South Bend often, because they will always be welcomed here with that special warmth and kindness, which they both epitomize, and which we will all miss.... Section IV, This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. James Aranowski, First District Charlotte Pfeifer, Second District Roland Kelly, Third District Karl King, Fourth District Andrew Ujdak, Sixth District Sean Coleman, At Large John Hosinski, At Large Rod Sniadecki, At Large David A. Varner, Fifth District %(Mot: _____ Stephen J. Luecke, Mayor �� t'G { I riled in lo ° 's 37 ➢sir.; Loretta PRESENTED NOT APPROVED ADOPTED g- 23 -`]g M 1 8 1999 LVMkTiAJ. UUCA CMICLERK,;,C. Council Attorney