[Congressional Record Volume 162, Number 164 (Wednesday, November 16, 2016)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E1498]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]




            IN HONOR OF LOUDOUN PRESERVATION LEADER SU WEBB

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                         HON. BARBARA COMSTOCK

                              of virginia

                    in the house of representatives

                      Wednesday, November 16, 2016

  Mrs. COMSTOCK. Mr. Speaker, I rise to remember my constituent Carolyn 
``Su'' Allen Saunders Webb from Loudoun County, Virginia. Mrs. Webb was 
well known throughout the community for her passion and dedication to 
park conservation. She was an individual committed to protecting the 
landmarks that make up Virginia's beautiful and historic Loudoun 
County. Mrs. Webb earned recognition through her preservation efforts 
on the Piedmont Environmental Council, Aldie Heritage Association, and 
the Lovettsville Park Advisory Board. She was one of the foremost 
preservation leaders in Loudoun County, and her tireless efforts can be 
seen throughout our great Commonwealth.
  As a long-serving newspaperwoman, Mrs. Webb consistently focused her 
energy on the local community by keeping Loudoun County informed. 
Additionally, she served on the Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and 
Open Space Advisory Board for over 20 years. Few individuals have had 
such a sterling record of protecting their community's resources. 
Clearly, Mrs. Webb's unrelenting belief in preservation gave her the 
strength to protect the community she loved until her passing.
  Mrs. Webb led the way in founding the Farm Museum at Claude Moore 
Park in Sterling, Virginia, as well as the transfer of the Historic Mt. 
Zion Church and Aldie Mill Park to the protection of NOVA Parks. For 
her actions she was named the 2012 Heritage Hero by the Mosby Heritage 
Association and was inducted as a Loudoun Laurel.
  Mrs. Webb is survived by her sister and brother-in-law Sally and 
Richard Garrison, her daughter and son-in-law Anne and Steve Fabry, her 
aunt Mary Hirschi, and the Hirschi and Carey cousins.
  Mr. Speaker, it is my honor to highlight the life and legacy of Su 
Webb and the impact she had on our district. I ask that my colleagues 
join me in remembering Mrs. Webb on her commitment to natural and 
historical preservation in Loudoun County. May she rest in peace.

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