Vermont H.C.R. 138: House concurrent resolution congratulating Maureen Eddy on graduating from the Team IMPACT program and the Saint Michael's College Purple Knights women's field hockey team for its devotion to this worthy endeavor
Status: Adopted in Concurrence (as of 2017-04-21)
State: Vermont · Session: 2017-2018 · Bill: H.C.R. 138
Sponsors: Ann Pugh, Helen Head, Maida Townsend, Martin LaLonde
Bill Text
R-162 Page 1 of 1 2025 VT LEG #383705 v.1 No. R-162. House concurrent resolution honoring Christine J. Brock for her 52 years of dedicated public service on the staff of the Vermont Judiciary. (H.C.R.138) Offered by Representative Bluemle of Burlington Whereas, in 1973, at 20 years of age, Christine Brock became an administrative assistant at the Vermont Supreme Court, commencing a career in State government that continued for an amazing 52 years, and Whereas, from her entry-level position at the Vermont Supreme Court, she moved on to the Vermont District Court, initially in Franklin County and later in Chittenden County, serving in each instance as a deputy clerk, and Whereas, Christine Brock worked closely with former State Representative Amy Davenport, prior to Representative Davenport’s appointment as a judge, to assist in the creation of the Vermont Family Court, and Whereas, the next step in Christine Brock’s career was serving as the manager in Chittenden County for the District and Family Courts, and Whereas, one of her career accomplishments was playing an instrumental role in the development of the Agency of Digital Services’ computer docketing system, and Whereas, following the major reorganization of the Vermont trial court system, Christine Brock accepted the new challenge of serving as the Superior Court clerk for the Chittenden Unit, and Whereas, along with several members of the trial and Supreme Court benches, she assisted in the development of the Vermont Judiciary’s Access and Resource Center, and Whereas, following an exciting and eventful 52-year career in the Judicial Branch of State government, Christine Brock has now concluded her Vermont Judiciary employment and is enjoying time at home in Milton with her husband, Tom, and their children and grandchild, now therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives: That the General Assembly honors Christine J. Brock for her 52 years of dedicated public service on the staff of the Vermont Judiciary, and be it further Resolved: That the Secretary of State be directed to send a copy of this resolution to Christine Brock.
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