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This resolution congratulates Leo P. Amyotte on the occasion of his 100th birthday and recognizes his life and contributions.
Why it matters
Highlights the value of intergenerational connections. by recognizing a centenarian who has witnessed and contributed to major historical, social, and technological changes over a century.
Demonstrates the importance of community and family legacy. , underscoring how one individual’s life and work can have a lasting impact on both relatives and the broader community.
Serves as a public affirmation of respect for elders. , reinforcing societal values around honoring longevity, resilience, and the lived experiences of older adults.
Reflects the legislature’s role in celebrating personal milestones. , using official recognition to foster a sense of belonging and appreciation for ordinary citizens who embody the state’s shared history.
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Honor Leo Amyotte's 100th Birthday
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Senate Resolution No. 4760 BY: Senator RITCHIE CONGRATULATING Leo P. Amyotte on the occasion of celebrating his 100th Birthday on April 28, 2018 WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte was born in Trout River, Canada, on April
28, 1918, to George and Minnie Amyotte; and WHEREAS, He was raised on the family's farm in Constable, New York, along with his six siblings; and WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte married Mabel Compeau on November 7, 1945, and together they raised their family,… Show allHide
28, 1918, to George and Minnie Amyotte; and WHEREAS, He was raised on the family's farm in Constable, New York, along with his six siblings; and WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte married Mabel Compeau on November 7, 1945, and together they raised their family, including sons Gale, Jay, Mark and son, Calvin, who passed away as a small child; and WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte's many jobs included his work with Alcoa, his employment at two nursing homes in Massena, New York, acting as head mechanic at the St. Lawrence Central School bus garage, and as maintenance man at the Treadway Inn in Canton, New York; and WHEREAS, In 1985, Leo P. Amyott and his wife moved to Pulaski, New York, to be closer to family; and WHEREAS, In 2016, Leo and Mabel Amyotte moved to their current residence at the Morning Star Nursing Home in Oswego, New York; and WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte has inspired his family and his community with his strength and they look forward to celebrating many more birthdays with him; and WHEREAS, This distinguished man, who has experienced the incredible joys and sorrows characteristic of and reserved for those with the stamina and courage to savor a full life, has inspired the lives of his many friends and family; and WHEREAS, Leo P. Amyotte has enriched the lives of those around him through his joyous and sincere love for life and through the quiescent charm and wisdom which comes only from a fullness of years; and WHEREAS, It is the intent of this Legislative Body to publicly recognize those who have reached such a remarkable age and who have witnessed and celebrated the innovations, cultural developments and awesome achievements of this country during the last century, while themselves contributing to the growth and excellence of this great Empire State; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to congratulate Leo P. Amyotte upon the occasion of celebrating his 100th Birthday; and be it further RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to Leo P. Amyotte.
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