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Download official House Record PDFReturn to issue contextMr. Moylan of Guam was recognized to address the House for 5 minutes.)
Mr. MOYLAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a remarkable milestone, the 75th anniversary of Pacific Daily News, known across Guam for generations as simply PDN.
community, documenting our triumphs, our trials, and everyday moments that define who we are. From Guam's postwar rebuilding to the growth of our civilian government, from typhoons and crises to celebrations and milestones, PDN has remained a constant and trusted source of information.
It has ensured that Guam is not invisible. It has carried local voices to far corners of the world and connected our island to the broader community. For many beyond our shores, PDN has been their first window into life on our island.
editors, and staff who work under tight deadlines and challenging conditions to serve the public.
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Emelio Uy
Mr. MOYLAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life and legacy of Mr. Emelio Uy, a man whose contributions to Guam will be remembered for generations.
Emelio was more than just a respected businessman. He was a community builder, a mentor, and a quiet force for good whose generosity touched families, organizations, and entire communities across our island. His leadership was never about titles. It was about people, about lifting others up, and about stepping forward whenever there was a need.
Cross, and many other civic efforts, he showed us what it means to serve with humility and heart. He was also a pillar of Guam's Filipino- American community, strengthening cultural pride and supporting generations of leaders who credit him for guiding and encouraging them.
unwavering commitment to the people of Guam. To his family, we extend our deepest condolences and our gratitude for sharing him with all of us.
he lived—with kindness, integrity, and profound love for his community. May his memory continue to guide and inspire us.
Recognizing Former Governor Carl Gutierrez
Mr. MOYLAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize former Governor Carl T.C. Gutierrez as an extraordinary son of Guam, who has been awarded one of Japan's highest imperial honors: the Order of the Rising Sun. This distinction, rarely given and never lightly, honors individuals whose lives reflect exceptional service and commitment to international friendship.
Governor Gutierrez earned this recognition through decades of work
not only in policy but in humanity and compassion. During his tenure from 1995 to 2003, he helped deepen economic cultural ties that support thousands of families and reinforce Guam's role as a bridge between the United States and the Asian-Pacific region.
for strengthening the bonds between the people of Guam and Japan, and for reminding us that leadership at best is defined by humanity.
between nations and the lives impacted along the way. I thank Governor Gutierrez.