This resolution provides symbolic, public recognition of a fallen local veteran and first responder—offering comfort to family and community at no fiscal cost but without creating new services or legal changes.
Immediate family, friends, and the local community receive formal comfort and public affirmation because the deceased veteran/first responder's heroism and community contributions are entered into the Congressional Record.
Local veterans and municipal leaders gain official recognition of a community member's service and sacrifice as Congress formally honors the veteran and first responder.
No direct policy, funding, or material benefit—this is purely symbolic recognition and does not change services or support for veterans or families.
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Makes formal congressional findings honoring Corey Comperatore's service, community leadership, military service, church membership, and heroism.
Recognizes and records findings honoring Corey Comperatore of Sarver, Pennsylvania for his service to his family, community, and country. It notes his roles as a volunteer firefighter, a member of the U.S. Army Reserves, an active church member, and his death while protecting his family. The resolution is purely honorary and makes formal findings commemorating his life, community leadership, and sacrifice.
Official title: Remembering the life of Corey Comperatore who passed away on Saturday, July 13, 2024.
Introduced July 13, 2026 by Mike Kelly · Last progress July 13, 2026