[Congressional Record Volume 171, Number 174 (Tuesday, October 21, 2025)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E989]
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 HONORING JUDGE TERRYE DAVIS AS ONE OF CALIFORNIA'S 8TH CONGRESSIONAL 
                      DISTRICT'S WOMEN OF THE YEAR

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                          HON. JOHN GARAMENDI

                             of california

                    in the house of representatives

                       Tuesday, October 21, 2025

  Mr. GARAMENDI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor Judge Terrye Davis, 
a distinguished leader and trailblazer, as one of California's 8th 
Congressional District's Women of the Year. Her visionary leadership 
and lifelong commitment to service have strengthened the fabric of 
Solano County for decades. Judge Davis began her career as the Founding 
Director of the Solano College Small Business Development Center, where 
she empowered entrepreneurs and expanded pathways to economic 
opportunity across our region. She later served as Executive Director 
of the Continentals of Omega Boys and Girls Club, where under her 
guidance the organization's budget grew more than fivefold, allowing 
countless young people to access a safe and supportive environment to 
learn, grow, and thrive. Today, Judge Davis serves with distinction on 
the Solano County Superior Court, where she presides over juvenile 
justice and dependency cases. In this critical role, she brings 
compassion, integrity, and structure to some of our community's most 
vulnerable youth, offering not just legal judgment but also hope and a 
path forward. Her dedication to public service extends well beyond the 
courtroom. She has contributed her leadership to the Sutter Solano 
Medical Center, the City of Vallejo Human Relations Commission, the 
Mare Island Reuse Advisory Committee, and the Board of Trustees at her 
local church. Judge Davis's journey is a testament to courage and 
purpose. Leaving behind a successful nonprofit career to pursue her 
dream of becoming an attorney, she graduated from UC Hastings and rose 
to the bench, proving that it's never too late to follow one's calling. 
On behalf of the people of California's 8th Congressional District, I 
am proud to recognize and honor Judge Terrye Davis for her 
extraordinary contributions to our community.