[Congressional Record Volume 156, Number 133 (Wednesday, September 29, 2010)]
[Senate]
[Pages S7749-S7750]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]




                      ARKANSAS'S BUSINESS LEADERS

 Mrs. LINCOLN. Mr. President, today I recognize four Arkansas 
business leaders who will be inducted into the Arkansas Business Hall 
of Fame early next year. They are L. Dickson Flake, cofounder and 
chairman of Colliers International-Arkansas in Little Rock; Wallace 
Fowler, chairman and chief executive officer of Liberty Bank of 
Arkansas and also Fowler Foods, both based in Jonesboro; Donald 
Soderquist, retired senior vice chairman of Wal-Mart Stores of 
Bentonville; and Leland Tollett, former chairman and chief executive of 
Tyson Foods of Springdale.
  The Sam M. Walton College of Business established the first ever 
Arkansas Business Hall of Fame recognizing Arkansans--by birth or by 
choice--who have been successful business leaders. The Arkansas 
Business Hall of Fame is designed to honor, preserve and perpetuate the 
names and outstanding accomplishments of business leaders who have 
brought lasting fame to Arkansas.

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  This year's Hall of Fame class represents the best of our State, and 
I am proud to see them receive this significant achievement. Not only 
do they exemplify excellence in their chosen field, they also represent 
the highest standards of ethics and community service. I thank them for 
their contributions, along with the contributions of all business 
leaders in our great State.

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