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Ralph Hall

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
March 7, 2019
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Ralph Hall

Oldest-ever U.S. representative Ralph Hall dies at age 95, PBS
“Hall, who flew Hellcat fighters during World War II, was known in Congress for promoting NASA and energy production. Hailing from Rockwall, east of Dallas, he was fond of saying that he voted with his party often but always voted with his district.”
Chairwoman Johnson’s Statement on the Passing of Chairman Ralph Hall
“It was an honor and a privilege to serve alongside him on the House Science Committee, where he served as both the Chair of the Committee and the Ranking Member. He always listened to my suggestions and concerns, and never failed to make time spent in the Committee a thoroughly enjoyable experience. No matter what party he belonged to, Congressman Hall believed in reaching out to find common ground in order to serve his constituents. That spirit of service is something I will dearly miss.”

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2 responses to “Ralph Hall”

  1. RocketScientist327 says:
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    Sad to see Mr. Hall pass on. We didn’t agree on a whole heck of a lot but what a cheerful fellow. He did love the country but didn’t like commercial as much as I did.

    God bless you Ralph. See ya on the other side friend.

  2. Michael Spencer says:
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    From time to time the voters chose exceptional candidates, and in those cases, term limits seem foolish. Too bad we don’t know in advance.