    [Congressional Record Volume 171, Number 39 (Thursday, February 27, 2025)]
    [House]
    [Page H890]
    From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]

                        RECOGNIZING EMILY TUTTLE-MILLARD

      (Mr. NUNN of Iowa asked and was given permission to address the House
    for 1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
      Mr. NUNN of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in recognition of Emily
    Tuttle-Millard, our deputy chief of staff.
      Over the course of Emily's tenure, she has served in numerous roles,
    consistently demonstrating her professionalism and extraordinary work
    ethic, with a steadfast dedication to excellence.
      Emily was not only a vital member of our team, but she was also an
    integral force behind our success for folks back home in Iowa.
      As deputy chief of staff, Emily tackled strategic goals, including
    our passage of legislation to address veteran suicide with the Daniel
    J. Harvey, Jr. and Adam Lambert Improving Servicemember Transition to
    Reduce Veteran Suicide Act, helping support couples to start a family
    with the HOPE with Fertility Services Act, and delivering on U.S.
    national security priorities enshrined in the National Defense
    Authorization Act. As a fighter for folks in the heart of the
    heartland, she helped lead more amendments to the prestigious farm bill
    than nearly any other Member in Congress.
      Further, Emily worked across the State and across the aisle to earn
    bipartisan support and helped our team be in the top 10 most bipartisan
    Members of Congress.
      Throughout her tenure, Emily has been a true plankholder from day
    one. Whether she was operating in a role as communications director,
    scheduler, or, ultimately, deputy chief, she has continued to be a true
    mentor.
      I thank Emily for all she has done for our team, especially her
    ability to foster collaboration and growth and to create a more united
    effort. Despite her University of Illinois pedigree, she will always be
    an Iowan and a Hawkeye at heart, from the corn dogs at the State fair
    to winning friends under the golden dome in Des Moines to right here at
    the marble steps of the U.S. Capitol.
      Our country, our State, and our family are grateful for her service,
    and we wish her great success in her next adventure.

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