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LC005483 | |
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND | |
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2020 | |
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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N | |
HONORING SUZANNE MAGAZINER ON BEING NAMED THE CHIEF MARSHAL OF | |
THE 2020 BRISTOL 4TH OF JULY PARADE, THE OLDEST 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION | |
IN AMERICA | |
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Introduced By: Representatives Donovan, Speakman, Shekarchi, and Mattiello | |
Date Introduced: July 16, 2020 | |
Referred To: House read and passed | |
1 | WHEREAS, Suzanne Magaziner, a distinguished graduate of Wellesley College, Harvard |
2 | Law School, Harvard Business School, and Brown University, has had a long and distinguished |
3 | career as a business strategy consultant, beginning with the Boston Consulting Group and later as |
4 | a consultant with the international consulting firm she co-founded with her husband, Ira |
5 | Magaziner. Since their marriage, they have made Bristol, Rhode Island their home; and |
6 | WHEREAS, Since retiring, Suzanne has worked tirelessly on behalf of various non-profit |
7 | organizations, particularly those that assist underserved populations. She currently serves as the |
8 | Chair of Trinity Repertory, a position she has held since 2014. Prior to that, she served on its |
9 | Board for more than ten years. Under her guidance and direction, Trinity’s work includes the |
10 | nationally recognized Project Discovery, which has brought 1.5 million school children to low |
11 | cost performances. Additionally, Trinity has a program for autistic children and adults (TRAIN), |
12 | which has become a national model for many other artistic organizations; and |
13 | WHEREAS, Ms. Magaziner has also served on the Board of Sophia Academy, a private |
14 | middle school for girls from low-income homes in Providence, for more than a dozen years. She |
15 | also was a founding board member of the Nowell Leadership Academy, an alternative high |
16 | school for pregnant, parenting, and at-risk students, and has served on the boards of Roger |
17 | Williams University, Save the Bay, Save Bristol Harbor, and several schools. Together, she and |
18 | her husband have made available acreage on their Bristol farm for the East Bay Food Pantry to |
19 | raise fresh, organic vegetables, and starting in 2020, bees for honey for their clients; and |
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1 | WHEREAS, Ms. Magaziner was the recipient of the 2019 Woman of Wisdom Award |
2 | from Sophia Academy, the 2018 YWCA Woman of Achievement Award, the 2015 Outstanding |
3 | Philanthropic Award from the Rhode Island Chapter of the Association of Fundraising |
4 | Professionals, the 2012 Providence Place Gives Award, and the 2012 Citizens Award from Save |
5 | Bristol Harbor; and |
6 | WHEREAS, Suzanne and Ira Magaziner are the proud parents of three children and two |
7 | grandchildren: The Honorable Seth Magaziner and his wife Julia McDowell, Jonathan and his |
8 | wife Jennifer Doorly Magaziner, the parents of Ronan and Kiernan, and Sarah. Suzanne and Ira |
9 | have been a part of the Bristol Fourth of July Parade since 1981; now, therefore be it |
10 | RESOLVED, That this House of Representatives of the State of Rhode Island hereby |
11 | congratulates Suzanne Magaziner on being named the Chief Marshal of the 2020 Bristol Fourth |
12 | of July Parade; and be it further |
13 | RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State be and hereby is authorized and directed to |
14 | transmit a duly certified copy of this resolution to Ms. Suzanne Magaziner. |
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