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Congressional Tribute to Michael A. Carricarte

Original title: HONORING THE LIFE OF MICHAEL A. CARRICARTE

June 30, 2026

Congressional Record Commemoration Military Service Philanthropy South Florida

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This document serves as an official of the life and public contributions of a private citizen, Michael A. Carricarte, for historical preservation.

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Summary

Representative Gimenez delivered a formal tribute in the House of Representatives honoring the life and legacy of Michael A. Carricarte. The remarks highlight Mr. Carricarte's service as a U.S. Army colonel, his career in healthcare and insurance, and his philanthropic contributions in South Florida.

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This document serves as an official of the life and public contributions of a private citizen, Michael A. Carricarte, for historical preservation.

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What is the purpose of this document?

This document is a formal, one-minute speech given in the House of Representatives to honor the life and achievements of the late Michael A. Carricarte.

Who was Michael A. Carricarte?

He was a Cuban-American immigrant, a decorated U.S. Army colonel and , a business leader in the healthcare and insurance sectors, and a philanthropist in South Florida.

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organizationUnited States Army“The military branch where Mr. Carricarte served as a colonel.”Map →

personMichael A. Carricarte“The subject of the congressional tribute.”Map →

organizationGovernment Publishing Office“The agency that publishes the Congressional Record.”Map →

personMr. Gimenez“The Representative who delivered the tribute.”Map →

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