    [Congressional Record Volume 171, Number 36 (Monday, February 24, 2025)]
    [House]
    [Page H751]
    From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]

                     RECOGNIZING THE LEGACY OF JULI SPITZER

      (Ms. HAGEMAN asked and was given permission to address the House for
    1 minute and to revise and extend her remarks.)
      Ms. HAGEMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the legacy of my
    friend and a great Wyomingite, Juli Spitzer. Juli never met a stranger,
    and her life was defined by the love she had for her neighbors and the
    communities she called home in Sublette and Teton Counties.
      From the day Juli moved to Wyoming to attend the University of
    Wyoming, she embraced the romance of the West. She loved the open range
    and never tired of participating in the cowgirl life from baking bread
    to moving cattle. Juli was particularly fond of the natural beauty and
    wildlife we are blessed with in Wyoming.
      Her fondness for the West led Juli to work towards preserving the
    history and legacy of Wyoming, and Juli and her husband, Hort, were
    long-time supporters and active members of the Sublette County
    Historical Society and Jim Bridger League.
      Through their shared commitment to telling the history and stories of
    Wyoming, the Spitzers were influential in the inception and founding of
    Wyoming's Museum of the Mountain Man, and both Juli and Hort would
    later serve on the board of directors.
      On a personal note, Juli Spitzer was truly one of a kind with a
    personality as big as all outdoors.
      She will be dearly missed by her husband, Hort; her friends; her
    community; and all who knew her.
      We take comfort in knowing that her legacy will be remembered for
    generations by Wyomingites.

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