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HR0049LRB104 07396 MST 17437 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate Mark Schneidewind on the 

4occasion of his retirement as Will County Farm Bureau Manager; 

5and

6 WHEREAS, Mark Schneidewind joined the Will County Farm 

7Bureau as manager in August of 1991; previously, he managed 

8the Carroll County Farm Bureau until March of 1988 and the Rock 

9Island County Farm Bureau until September of 1991; and

10 WHEREAS, Mark Schneidewind enjoyed working with local 

11governments and legislators, seeing it as an opportunity to 

12carry the Will County Farm Bureau message to the community; he 

13helped in the creation of the legislative barn meeting series 

14in 1999, which is still in place today, offering an 

15opportunity to discuss the critical agricultural issues; he 

16also oversaw lobby days in Springfield and a legislative 

17luncheon in Will County each January; and

18 WHEREAS, Mark Schneidewind took part in numerous projects 

19as manager, including Operation Care Package, Wreaths Across 

20America, and used tire collections; and

21 WHEREAS, Mark Schneidewind believes the program that 

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1helped the most to develop strong working relationships with 

2the media and elected officials involved the combine rides and 

3plantings, where over 1,000 elected officials have 

4participated since it was started in 1999; another special 

5project was the Ag Olympics for 4H Clubs sponsored by the Young 

6Farmers, and the 100th anniversary was a fantastic showing of 

7over 450 people in attendance; and

8 WHEREAS, Mark Schneidewind has left his footprint on Will 

9County and developed relationships that will last; t