HOUSE RESOLUTION NO.4726, by Representatives Chase and Kagi

     WHEREAS, The Washington State Legislature recognizes and applauds the achievements and contributions of its citizens; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook's family are longtime residents of Shoreline, Washington; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook's family has a history of contributions to the community, starting with her grandfather who owned a sawmill on Echo Lake; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook generously served her community by volunteering at the Shoreline Public Library every week, tirelessly organizing the library's yearly book sale, and serving in the neighborhood storefront for the Shoreline Police Department; and
     WHEREAS, Her commitment to peace, fairness, and harmony guided her to be one of the originators of the Sound Non-Violent Opposition to War, and a drum major for peace and justice; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook exemplified the ideal of civic-mindedness in her service to the 32nd district and was well-known and respected by the Democrats in that district; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook was a dedicated and loyal employee of US West for over thirty years; and
     WHEREAS, Janeen Cook's life of continued civic engagement and community involvement is an example to all Washingtonians;
     NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives celebrate and honor the life of Janeen Cook and extend to her family: Her husband, John; her son, Michael; her daughter-in-law, Amy; and her beloved granddaughter, Cameron, our sincere sympathy and condolences; and
     BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That copies of this resolution be immediately transmitted by the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives to the family of Janeen Cook.

I hereby certify this to be a true and correct copy of
Resolution 4726 adopted by the House of Representatives
March 10, 2004



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Richard Nafziger, Chief Clerk