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Congressional Recognition of Kathy Quigley

Original title: RECOGNIZING KATHY QUIGLEY

March 31, 2025

community service retirement non-profit Quincy South Shore

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What this does

This document serves as an official public record of commendation for a private citizen's career, with no direct changes to law, funding, or government services.

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Kathy Quigley

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Residents of Quincy and the South Shore

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What changed

Last recorded activity March 31, 2025.

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Summary

Representative William R. Keating formally recognized Kathy Quigley in the Congressional Record for her 30-year career in community service in Quincy and the South Shore of Massachusetts. The statement highlights her leadership at the Germantown Neighborhood Center and her advocacy for local families.

Key Facts

Kathy Quigley retired from the South Shore YMCA on March 30, 2025.
Kathy Quigley had a 30-year career in community service in Quincy and the South Shore.
In 2007, Quigley oversaw the transition of the former St. Boniface Church into the Germantown Neighborhood Center.
The Germantown Neighborhood Center serves over 2,000 people annually.
The Germantown Neighborhood Center provides a food pantry, music studio, youth activities, and women's empowerment programs.
In 2011, Quigley raised funds to continue the annual Quincy MLK breakfast.
Quigley secured private industry funding for college scholarships for Germantown High School seniors.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official public record of commendation for a private citizen's career, with no direct changes to law, funding, or government services.

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Does this document change any laws or funding?

No, this is a formal statement of recognition and does not enact any legislation or change government funding.

What is the purpose of this document?

It is an 'Extension of Remarks' in the Congressional Record used to publicly honor a constituent's career and community contributions.

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Connected Entities

locationGermantown Neighborhood Center“Center in Quincy led by Kathy Quigley.”Map →

organizationDOVE“Organization where Kathy Quigley worked.”Map →

organizationQuincy Community Action“Organization where Kathy Quigley worked.”Map →

personKathy Quigley“Retiring community leader honored for 30 years of service.”Map →

personWilliam R. Keating“U.S. Representative for Massachusetts who introduced the recognition.”Map →

organizationSouth Shore YMCA“Organization where Kathy Quigley worked.”Map →

locationQuincy“City where the community work took place.”Map →

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