[Congressional Record Volume 171, Number 194 (Tuesday, November 18, 2025)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E1081]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]





                  HONORING THE LIFE OF CESAR J. SOLDA

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                            HON. PAT FALLON

                                of texas

                    in the house of representatives

                       Tuesday, November 18, 2025

  Mr. FALLON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life of a 
dedicated patriot, Cesar J. Solda, of Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
  Born in France during a time of war, Mr. Solda's life began with 
great challenge. He was later adopted by an American soldier, a moment 
that gave him the gift of a second chance and a brighter future. 
Leaving his family behind, he came to New York and embraced a new life 
filled with opportunity.
  Mr. Solda answered the call to serve our Nation in the United States 
Army, representing America with honor during the Korean War. Upon his 
return in 1962, he began a new chapter in Long Island, New York, where 
he built a family, embraced fatherhood, and shared a life of love with 
his beloved wife. A proud family man, he often returned to France to 
reconnect with loved ones, bringing with him his wife, adopted father, 
and three sons, ensuring that family bonds remained strong across 
oceans.
  In 1985, Mr. Solda and his family moved to Chester Springs, where he 
grew deep roots in the community. There, he built lasting friendships, 
expanded his family, and lived life to its fullest. A farmer at heart, 
he held a profound respect for the land, the soil, and all living 
things. His life was a testament to resilience, gratitude, and love. As 
his family and friends now reflect, Mr. Solda climbed every rung of 
life's ladder--one that reached into the heavens.
  In recognition of his service, devotion to family, and the example he 
set for others, I have requested that the flag of the United States be 
flown over our Nation's Capitol in his honor. His life was filled with 
courage, family, and faith, and his memory will live on in the hearts 
of all who knew him.

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