Wisconsin 2025-2026 Regular Session

Wisconsin Assembly Bill AJR12 Compare Versions

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4	4	2025 ASSEMBLY JOINT RESOLUTION 12
5	5	March 11, 2025 - Introduced by Representatives NOVAK, TRANEL, VOS, AUGUST,
6	6	PETERSEN, ALLEN, BROWN, DITTRICH, EMERSON, GOODWIN, GUNDRUM,
7	7	HAYWOOD, KAUFERT, KIRSCH, KITCHENS, KNODL, KREIBICH, KRUG, KURTZ,
8	8	MOORE OMOKUNDE, MOSES, MURPHY, MURSAU, NEUBAUER, NEYLON,
9	9	O'CONNOR, PENTERMAN, PRONSCHINSKE, RIVERA-WAGNER, RODRIGUEZ,
10	10	SINICKI, SNYDER, SPIROS, STEFFEN, STUBBS, SUBECK, TITTL, TUSLER,
11	11	VANDERMEER, WICHGERS, WITTKE and ZIMMERMAN, cosponsored by Senators
12	12	MARKLEIN, CARPENTER, DRAKE, HESSELBEIN, JACQUE, JAGLER, JAMES, L.
13	13	JOHNSON, NASS, PFAFF, QUINN, RATCLIFF, SMITH, STAFSHOLT, WANGGAARD
14	14	and WIRCH. Referred to Committee on Rules.
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17	17	Relating to: honoring the life and public service of Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick
18	18	Fuller.
19	19	Whereas, Patrick Eli Fuller was born to Sam and Irene Fuller on February 24,
20	20	1954, in Rossford, Ohio; and
21	21	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller graduated from St. Francis de Sales High School,
22	22	received a bachelor[s degree in history from the University of Toledo, and received a
23	23	master[s of business administration from Touro University; and
24	24	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as an
25	25	infantryman, serving as a team leader, squad leader, infantry instructor, and
26	26	platoon sergeant; and
27	27	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller was later commissioned as a second lieutenant of
28	28	marines from Officer Candidates School; and
29	29	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller then served as platoon commander, company
30	30	commander, and assistant operations officer in the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion,
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46	46	2nd Marine Division, as well as a course team director at the Amphibious
47	47	Reconnaissance School, Naval Amphibious Base; and
48	48	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller, after serving 13 years in the United States
49	49	Marine Corps, transferred to the United States Army, serving as a battalion
50	50	logistics officer and later a company commander within the 82nd Airborne Division;
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52	52	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller was deployed in support of Operation Desert
53	53	Shield and Operation Desert Storm as commander of the Long Range Surveillance
54	54	Detachment, 82nd Airborne Division, and then became company commander of the
55	55	Long Range Surveillance Company, XVIII Airborne Corps; and
56	56	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller retired in 1997 as battalion executive officer, 6th
57	57	Infantry Division, with the rank of lieutenant colonel; and
58	58	Whereas, over his 25-year career in the United States military, Chief Clerk
59	59	Fuller received the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Marine Corps Commendation
60	60	Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Marine Corps Expedition Medal, Marine Corps
61	61	Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Navy Unit Commendation,
62	62	Army Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Southwest Asia Service
63	63	Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal, Combat Infantry Badge, Expert Infantry Badge,
64	64	Master Parachutist Badge, Pathfinder Badge, Ranger Tab, Combat Diver Badge,
65	65	Marine Corps Expert Rifle Badge, Marine Corps Expert Pistol Badge, Bronze Rifle
66	66	Medal for Competitive Shooting, Israeli Parachute Badge, Australia Parachute
67	67	Badge, German Parachute Badge, and Holland M. Smith Award and was also an
68	68	NRA master for the high power rifle; and
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93	93	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller was appointed as assistant assembly chief clerk
94	94	in 2001; and
95	95	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller was elected as assembly chief clerk in 2003; and
96	96	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller earned the respect of many state officials and
97	97	employees for his management of assembly operations, as well as his assistance
98	98	with state government procedures and issues; and
99	99	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller retired from his position as assembly chief clerk
100	100	in 2021, having served the assembly across 10 legislative sessions with both
101	101	Republican and Democratic majorities; and
102	102	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller and his wife Cheryl Fuller, whom he married in
103	103	August of 1981, were respected members of both their parish and local community;
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105	105	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller was a loving husband to his wife Cheryl, father to
106	106	his son Samuel John Fuller, and grandfather to his grandson Nikoli Fuller; and
107	107	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller passed away on January 30, 2025, at the age of
108	108	70; and
109	109	Whereas, Chief Clerk Fuller is missed by his family, friends, fellow service
110	110	members, and colleagues; now, therefore, be it
111	111	Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That the members of
112	112	the Wisconsin State Legislature join in honoring the life and public service of
113	113	Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller and extend their condolences to his family and
114	114	friends.
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