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Congressional Recognition of Patricia Keating's 81st Birthday

Original title: CELEBRATING THE 81ST BIRTHDAY OF PATRICIA KEATING

May 7, 2026

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What this does

This document serves as a formal public record of recognition for a private citizen and does not change any laws, funding, or government services.

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Patricia Keating

She is the subject of a formal recognition statement in the Congressional Record.

Joe Wilson

He authored and submitted the statement for the Congressional Record.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 7, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Joe Wilson entered a formal statement into the Congressional Record to honor the 81st birthday of Patricia Keating of Chicago, Illinois. The statement acknowledges her community service, family history, and her grandson's work in the Representative's office.

Key Facts

  • Patricia Lou Keating was born on May 9, 1945, in Chicago, Illinois.
  • Patricia Keating turns 81 years old on May 9, 2026.
  • Representative Joe Wilson formally recognized Ms. Keating in the Congressional Record on May 7, 2026.
  • Ms. Keating retired from community service work earlier in 2026.
  • Ms. Keating has three daughters: Karen Roder, Jackie MacHarg, and Heather Perez.
  • Michael MacHarg, II, the grandson of Ms. Keating, is a contributor to Representative Joe Wilson's office.

Why It Matters

This document serves as a formal public record of recognition for a private citizen and does not change any laws, funding, or government services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this document change any laws or government policy?
No, this is a ceremonial statement entered into the Congressional Record and has no legislative effect.
Why was this entered into the Congressional Record?
Representative Joe Wilson submitted the remarks to honor Ms. Keating's 81st birthday and her history of community service.

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Connected Entities

personLouis Kalowski“Father of Patricia Keating.”Map →
locationChicago, Illinois“Birthplace and residence of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personMichael MacHarg, II“Grandson of Patricia Keating and a contributor to Representative Wilson's office”Map →
personMarie Kalowski“Mother of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personKaren Roder“Daughter of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personHeather Perez“Daughter of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personJoe Wilson“U.S. Representative from South Carolina who submitted the remarks.”Map →
personCarol Gregory“Sister of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personJackie MacHarg“Daughter of Patricia Keating.”Map →
personPatricia Lou Keating“The individual being honored for her 81st birthday.”Map →

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