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Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Mark Keller (R-Perry/Cumberland) met with students from Cumberland Perry Area Vocational Technical School at the Capitol. They talked about the opportunities they have had in their programs of study at the school. Vocational education allows students to help identify the field of study they would like to pursue after high school. Pictured with the representatives are (front row, from left) Rebecca Still from Newport High School, Victoria Carroll from West Perry High School, and Hailey Ott from Mechanicsburg Area High School. In the back row, (from left) are Dalton Kiner from Big Spring High School, Chloe White from Big Spring High School and Anthony Christina from East Pennsboro Area High School. Rep. Sheryl Delozier interviewed Russell Redding, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, during the 2019 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Rep. Sheryl Delozier helped the Valley Grange No. 1360 and the Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association sell milkshakes at the 2019 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Joined by her family, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) took the oath of office as a state representative for the 88th Legislative District on Jan. 1, 2019, in the chamber of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Delozier is beginning her sixth term in office and during the ceremony served as chair of the Committee to Inform the Governor that the House is Officially Organized. Katrina Martin and Elise Sengoz, fifth-grade students in the West Shore School District, had their artwork selected for the 2019 Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Drug-Free calendar. Each month, artwork from students across the state is featured with drug-free messages. In addition to being spotlighted in the calendar, each student received $529 for their Pennsylvania 529 College and Career Savings Program account. Katrina, a student at Washington Heights Elementary School, is pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier in the state Capitol. Elise, a student at Highland Elementary School, was not in attendance. In December, Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined Gov. Tom Wolf and John Wetzel, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, at a Washington, D.C. panel discussion on Pennsylvania’s new clean slate law, as part of “Criminal Justice Reform, The Road Ahead,” sponsored by The Washington Post. As sponsor of Act 56 of 2018, Delozier is working to find a fair balance in the criminal justice system and make changes where needed. Photo compliments of The Washington Post. The Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) presented a Guardian of Small Business Award to Rep. Sheryl Delozier in recognition of her small business voting record during the 2017-18 legislative session. As she has done each year, Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at the annual Zonta Says NO to Violence Rally at the Capitol. The event raises awareness about human trafficking. This fall, the General Assembly passed Act 130 of 2018 that creates a safe harbor for sexually exploited children. Rep. Sheryl Delozier accepted a certificate from Americans for Prosperity (AFP) for her voting record on issues such as budgets and spending, corporate welfare, criminal justice reform and labor. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are AFP-PA Deputy State Director Anna McCauslin and State Director Beth Anne Mumford. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted Joshua Woodruff of Upper Allen Township as a guest page on the floor of the House of Representatives. He is a senior at Mechanicsburg Area High School. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. In September, Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted her two annual town hall meetings in Lower Allen and Upper Allen townships. In September, Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted a free shredding event at the Capital City Mall for residents of the 88th Legislative District to help safeguard themselves against identity theft. Documents received were securely shredded by a truck on site provided by Tri-State Shredding. Information also was provided about consumer protection and identity theft. Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at the India Independence Day ceremony led by the Asian Indian Americans of Central Pennsylvania. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in opening ceremonies for the third annual Mechanicsburg Community Day in August. Among the activities were the Olde Towne Baseball Game, the fire company’s kids’ course, bounce houses and a free day at the pool. Pictured with Delozier is Mayor Jack Ritter. Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law Rep. Sheryl Delozier’s clean slate legislation. The law seals low-level, nonviolent criminal records after 10 years without a subsequent criminal arrest. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted Victoria Coldren of Upper Allen Township as a guest page on the floor of the House of Representatives. She is a rising senior at Mechanicsburg Area High School. Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at the Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation PATF's Capitol press conference to celebrate its 20-year history. The organization provides education and financing opportunities so people with disabilities and older Pennsylvanians can acquire assistive technology devices and services. This technology improves the quality of their lives. Since 1998, low-interest loans valued at more than $37 million have helped over 14,000 Pennsylvanians. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in the Memorial Day events in New Cumberland with Sen. Mike Regan. Two Mechanicsburg Area High School students served as guest pages on the floor of the House of Representatives. Pictured with Rep. Delozier (from left) are Caroline Berry of Upper Allen Township and Charlie Taylor of Upper Allen Township. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in the 2018 Building Safety Month press conference at the Capitol. She spoke about her legislation (House Bill 298) to create a building code official trainee program in order to address a decrease in building code officials due to impending retirements. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted Hope Onelangsy of Upper Allen Township as a guest page on the floor of the House of Representatives. She is a junior at Mechanicsburg Area High School. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Trinity High School placing second in the 26th annual Pennsylvania Academic Competition. Schools from 21 intermediate units competed on the floor of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the title. Pictured (from left) are Luke Capper, Greyson Sheller, Connor Coyle, Andrew Bowman, Michael Staiger and Peter Joyce, coach. The Saint Theresa Boys’ Basketball Team was recognized at the Capitol by Rep. Sheryl Delozier on its 2018 Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Pennsylvania State Boys’ Basketball Tournament title. The team defeated Sacred Heart from the Pittsburgh Diocese by a score of 53-44 on March 18. This is the first boys’ state title for the school. The boys hail from throughout the Harrisburg area so Delozier was joined at the rostrum by Reps. Sue Helm, Dawn Keefer, Patty Kim and Greg Rothman. Two West Shore Christian Academy seniors served as guest pages on the floor of the House of Representatives. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Micah Pepper of Upper Allen Township and Caleb Shuffler of Mechanicsburg. Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined Reps. Marcy Toepel (R-Montgomery) and Donna Oberlander (R-Clarion/Armstrong/Forest) in unveiling legislation to ensure Pennsylvania has the most effective laws to address sexual and workplace-related harassment. Workplace harassment and misconduct are wrong and must be stopped because no one should ever be uncomfortable going to work. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted two Trinity High School seniors as guest pages on the floor of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Pictured with her (from left) are Carly Holencik of Upper Allen Township and Cora DeFrancesco of New Bloomfield. Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania presented Rep. Sheryl Delozier with its Guardian of Victims’ Rights Award. Earlier this year, she introduced Marsy’s Law legislation in the House to give victims constitutional rights similar to the accused. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are Reps. Mark Keller (R-Perry), Marcy Toepel (R-Montgomery), Donna Oberlander (R-Clarion/Armstrong/Forest), Mindy Fee (R-Lancaster) and Mike Peifer (R-Pike/Wayne). Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at the National Crime Victims’ Rights Rally in the Capitol Rotunda. As a former hotline volunteer and escort for victims of rape and domestic violence, she has seen the pain they have had to endure. She is hopeful her legislation to give victims constitutional rights like their accusers is passed soon. Second-grade students from Elmwood Elementary School in the Mechanicsburg Area School District visited the Capitol. They are pictured in the Rotunda with Rep. Sheryl Delozier. In March, Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined some other members of the General Assembly in an educational lecture at Seven Springs by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. A mother bear was tranquilized to check on her health and to re-banded her. During our visit, they learned more about bears and their habitat. One of the highlights was holding the bear cubs. Unlike other animals, a mother bear will not reject her offspring if they come into contact with humans. Cedar Cliff High School students Jonathan Baxley and Andrew Witters visited the Capitol as part of the guest page program. They are pictured on the floor with Rep. Sheryl Delozier. Members of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Wormleysburg visited the Capitol in March as the House voted on a resolution sponsored by Rep. Sheryl Delozier declaring March 25, 2018, as Greek Independence Day in Pennsylvania. At a House Appropriations Committee budget hearing, Rep. Sheryl Delozier asked representatives of community colleges and technical schools about apprenticeship programs. During the House Appropriations Committee budget hearings, Rep. Sheryl Delozier asked the Independent Fiscal Office about the governor’s proposed severance tax and how the impact fee could be affected by a pending court case related to stripper wells. Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at a Capitol press conference urging passage of her legislation to guarantee equal protections for crime victims. House Bill 1993 would require the Commonwealth to protect the rights of victims no less vigorously than the rights of the accused. Rep. Sheryl Delozier helped Valley Grange No. 1360 and the Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association sell milkshakes at the 102nd Pennsylvania Farm Show. RETTEW recently was named a winner of the Governor’s Award for Safety Excellence at the 2017 Pennsylvania Governor’s Occupational Safety and Health Conference. In December, a ceremony was held at its Safety Training Center in Upper Allen Township to mark the occasion. Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented a House citation congratulating the company for its high standards in workplace safety. In December, Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke at Zonta’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Campaign Rally at the Capitol. She talked about human trafficking and urged increased awareness about this crime. With numerous interstates intersecting in central Pennsylvania, it’s important to contact law enforcement if you see something that doesn’t seem right. Also, suspected cases of human trafficking can be reported to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Cumberland County Veterans Affairs Community Clinic in Upper Allen Township. It replaces the existing Camp Hill clinic and will be located at 5070 Ritter Road in the Rossmoyne Business Center. The location is expected to open in 2018. Three Philadelphia Eagles players, Malcom Jenkins, Torrey Smith and Chris Long, visited the Capitol to discuss criminal justice reforms and advocate for passage of Rep. Sheryl Delozier’s “Clean Slate” legislation. House Bill 1419 would allow individuals who commit a minor crime and have paid the consequences to be reformed and shed a label that often inhibits their successful reentry into society. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are Smith, Jenkins, Rep. Jordan Harris (D-Philadelphia) and Long. Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) in the Capitol Rotunda for its Domestic Violence Awareness Month ceremony. Last year, 102 Pennsylvanians died as a result of domestic violence. It is imperative that we continue to raise consciousness and change public perception. No one deserves to be a victim of domestic violence. Rep. Sheryl Delozier spoke on the House floor regarding her resolution recognizing October as “Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Pennsylvania.” The House Tourism and Recreational Development Committee held an informational meeting in Bloomsburg to learn about the effect Pennsylvania’s 109 fairs have on the state’s economy. During the visit, members of the committee, including Rep. Sheryl Delozier, met with the Bloomsburg Fair Directors. During the months of September and October, Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted, along with MidPenn Legal Services and the Cumberland County Bar Association, a series of free “Older and Wiser” informational seminars featuring topics geared toward older adults, their families and caregivers. The seminars were presented as a public service by MidPenn Legal Services. In September, Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted her annual town hall meetings at the Upper Allen Township and Lower Allen Township municipal buildings. A good crowd attended both events, and a variety of issues of importance were discussed. Messiah Village hosted a free mobile telephone and technology seminar presented by AT&T to help seniors become more proficient with technology and learn about online safety. Rep. Sheryl Delozier provided information to the attendees about state resources available to report scams and identity theft. The West Shore Bureau of Fire held a ground breaking for its new station, which is adjacent to the borough building in Lemoyne. This new 10,300-square-foot building will allow the department to effectively and efficiently handle fire, emergency, rescue and other life-threatening situations once completed. It will replace the existing station in Lemoyne. Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined in the ceremony. The Strike Out Social Stigma event was held at the Capitol in June to awareness about bullying and discrimination against those with intellectual disabilities. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated by throwing a bowling ball down the makeshift alley. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted her annual car seat safety check at L.B. Smith Ford Lincoln in Lemoyne. Thank you to local law enforcement for assisting. The House voted to declare May 23, 2017, as Rosie the Riveter Day in Pennsylvania. This resolution is part of a nationwide effort to recognize this female icon and honor the millions of women who worked during World War II. Anna “Mae” Krier, one of the "Rosies" who worked in factories and other areas to support the war effort, was present for the vote. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Rep. Anita Astorino Kulik (D-Allegheny), Yong Saccone, Reps. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York), Sue Helm (R-Dauphin/Lebanon), Tarah Toohil (R-Luzerne), Tina Davis (D-Bucks), Krier, Reps. Karen Boback (R-Wyoming/Lackawanna/Luzerne), Lynda Schlegel-Culver (R-Northampton/Snyder), Pam DeLissio (D-Montgomery/Philadelphia), Judy Ward (R-Blair) and Martina White (R-Philadelphia). The House unanimously approved Rep. Sheryl Delozier’s resolution declaring May, 25, 2017, as Red Nose Day in Pennsylvania. The worldwide event raises money to provide essential services to children in impoverished communities. Anyone can support the campaign by purchasing red noses, pin badges, wristbands and pens exclusively at Walgreens through June 3. Some of Delozier’s colleagues posed for a photo with their red noses after the vote. Red Land High School student Lucas Cunningham visited the Capitol today as part of the guest page program. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Rep. Dawn Keefer (R-York/Cumberland) and Cunningham. The Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) held a press conference to unveil its annual report. The foundation helps people help themselves by using a minimal amount of state funding to educate and leverage low-interest loans to allow individuals to purchase needed equipment. Assistive technology can help someone go to work, live in their own home, hear their friends or allow children to play with their peers. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Susan Tachau, CEO of PATF; and David Gates, a constituent and member of the PATF board of directors. BethAnn Telford from Lower Allen Township was recognized by the House for running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days in January. Telford, who is a brain cancer survivor, was the only American woman in the race. She completed the journey to raise global awareness about brain disease and raise money for research. During her visit to the Capitol, Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented Telford with a House citation congratulating her on her accomplishments. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are Telford and her parents, Bob and Susanne Telford. Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted a press conference to help unveil a documentary film bringing attention to stigma surrounding with people with disabilities. More information is available at http://www.letsthinkagain.org. Delozier was joined by her colleagues, Reps. Tom Murt (R-Montgomery/Philadelphia) and Dan Miller (D-Allegheny). They are co-chairs of the House Autism and Intellectual Disabilities Caucus. Cedar Cliff High School students Cade Hambright and Simon Naylor visited the Capitol as part of the guest page program. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Hambright and Naylor. The Trinity High School Girls’ Soccer Team was honored at the Capitol on its 2016 PIAA Class AA Girls’ Soccer title. The team defeated Mercyhurst Prep High School 4-1 at Hersheypark Stadium on Nov. 19, 2016. This is team’s third consecutive state title. Rep. Sheryl Delozier is pictured with the team in the Ryan Building atrium. Mechanicsburg Area High School student Tulio Huggins visited the Capitol as part of the guest page program. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Rep. Sheryl Delozier is pictured on the House floor with Huggins. In April, the Harrisburg Internship Semester (THIS) participants for the spring semester were recognized on the House floor. This semester-long internship program for Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASHEE) students places them in positions with policymakers in the executive and legislative branches of Pennsylvania government, as well as with independent boards, agencies and commissions. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier is her constituent Halle Frisco, who attends East Stroudsburg University and is interning with the Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission. Rep. Sheryl Delozier recognized St. Theresa Girls’ Basketball Team at the Capitol on its 2017 Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Pennsylvania State Girls’ Basketball Tournament title. The team defeated St. Thomas More Catholic School of the Pittsburgh Diocese by a score of 39-25 on March 12 at Montgomery County Community College. This is the school’s second girls’ state title. Delozier is pictured with the team and Sen. Mike Regan (R-Cumberland/York) in the Ryan Building atrium. West Shore Christian Academy students Morgan Morrison and Reagan Werner visited the Capitol in April as part of the guest page program. Guest pages serve on the House floor during session days and witness government up close. Pictured with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (from left) are Morrison and Werner. Trinity High School seniors Cole Lazarus of Mechanicsburg and Molly McCormack of Camp Hill joined Rep. Sheryl Delozier at the Capitol on April 4 to serve as guest pages. This program allows students to serve on the House floor on session days to witness government up close. If you are interested in participating, please contact Delozier’s district office at 761-4665. Mechanicsburg Area High School juniors Jane Mylin and Abby Hoover visited the Capitol on March 21 to participate in Rep. Sheryl Delozier’s guest page program. Guest pages serve on the House floor on session days and get to witness government up close. If you are interested in participating, please contact Delozier’s district office at 761-4665. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are House Speaker Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny), Mylin and Hoover. Rep. Sheryl Delozier sponsored a House resolution designating March 25, 2017, as Greek Independence Day in Pennsylvania. Members of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Wormleysburg came to the Capitol to witness the vote. Prior to session, Delozier paused for a photo with the group on the Capitol Rotunda stairs. Rep. Sheryl Delozier joining her House Appropriations Committee colleagues in unveiling a new effort to help save taxpayer money by asking state employees for their ideas. The program, State Employees Achieving Savings (SEAS), asks current and state employees, who can remain anonymous, about their strategies to better streamline services and be more efficient. On Feb. 28, 2017, Rep. Sheryl Delozier introduced to the House Appropriations Committee 10 women officials from the Women’s Democracy Network (WDN). The network is an initiative of the International Republican Institute. Its goal is to increase women’s political participation, leadership and representation in elected office. The women are linked with their peers in other countries who share similar struggles, providing mentorship from experienced women who are leaders in their fields. This group of women was from the countries of Belarus, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Colombia, Ghanaian, Guatemala, Jordan, Poland, Tanzania, Tunisia and Ukraine. Delozier is pictured with the women on the House floor. Rep. Sheryl Delozier joined her colleagues on the House floor on Feb. 6, 2017, to raise awareness for women’s heart disease, the No. 1 killer of women. Friday, Feb. 3, 2107, was “Go Red for Women” day. The annual campaign encourages women to get checked and learn the symptoms of both heart attacks and strokes. On Jan. 25, 2017, Rep. Sheryl Delozier met with students from Cumberland Perry Area Vocational Technical School. They visited the Capitol and advocated for the importance of vocational education. The students are working toward careers in construction, nursing, welding, dentistry and automotive. Pictured with Delozier (from left) are Big Spring student John Nippert, welding; Big Spring student Makayla Slatt, nursing; Newport student Cheyenne Sanbower, dental; Trinity student Isaac Somerville, auto tech; and East Pennsboro student Victoria Heisey, carpentry. Jacob Kurtz, a member of Troop 283, was elevated to the rank of Eagle Scout at a ceremony on Jan. 15, 2017. Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented Kurtz with a citation recognizing him on this honor. For his Eagle Scout project, Kurtz constructed a new altar for the Holy Apostles Orthodox Church in Mechanicsburg for his project. On Jan. 14, 2017, Rep. Sheryl Delozier honored two brothers who earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Nicholas and Ryan Kambic are members of Troop 82. Nicholas’ Eagle Scout project involved painting a wrought iron fence and removing weeds and controlled ivy on the grounds of the New Cumberland Library. Ryan replaced a cardboard castle used for children’s story time at the New Cumberland Library with a sturdier, safer wood castle. Delozier presented both boys with a House citation congratulating them. Rep. Sheryl Delozier recognized Ava Rusignolo of Highland Elementary School at the Capitol in December 2016. Ava’s picture was chosen for the attorney general’s Drug Free Calendar. It is featured on the November 2017 page. A group of homeschool students from Mechanicsburg visited the Capitol on Dec. 5. The students are pictured in the Rotunda by the Christmas tree. Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in the “Zonta Says ‘NO’ to Violence” rally on Dec. 6 in the Capitol Rotunda. The event was part of the 16 days of activism against gender violence campaign. She was joined at the rally by Diane Sadler of Mechanicsburg, who lost her daughter, Trisha, in a senseless act of domestic violence in 2011. Rep. Delozier is pictured with Rep. Patty Kim, members of Zonta and Sadler. Rep. Delozier met with Cumberland Perry Area Vocational Technical School students and administrators on Dec. 8, 2015. Joined by other female legislators, Rep. Delozier spoke on the House floor in support of her colleagues’ House Resolution 634, which recognizes January 2016 as “National Human Trafficking Awareness Month” in Pennsylvania. Rep. Delozier poses with Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell C. Redding at the 100th Pennsylvania Farm Show. Delozier interviewed Redding about the importance of the agriculture industry in Pennsylvania. Rep. Delozier helps Valley Grange No. 1360 and the PA Dairymen’s Association sell milkshakes at the 100th Pennsylvania Farm Show. Cameron Clarke and Neil Painter from Cedar Cliff High School served as guest pages on the House floor and accompanied Rep. Delozier to various meetings beforehand. Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Mike Regan recently hosted a Concealed Carry Seminar for residents of the 88th and 92nd Legislative Districts who were seeking to learn more about Pennsylvania’s concealed carry laws. In conjunction with Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Day at the Capitol, Rep. Delozier joined with legislators and law enforcement officials at a rally held to show support for the Year of the Law Enforcement Officer and to focus public attention on the increasing dangers that law enforcement officials face daily. Rep. Delozier and Sen. Pat Vance welcomed the Trinity High School Girls’ Soccer Team to the Capitol on April 20, 2015, in recognition of their 2014 state championship win. Rep. Delozier presented a House citation to the Trinity High School Girls’ Soccer Team on the House floor to honor its members for capturing first place in the 2014 PIAA State Class A Girls’ Soccer Championship. Rep. Delozier attended an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Mitch Gochenaur of Upper Allen Township, who also currently attends the United States Naval Academy. Delozier presented him with a House citation, offered her congratulations on his achievement, and thanked him for his military service. In honor of National Mentoring Month in January, the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region held its 15th Big for a Day celebration to highlight and showcase the importance and impact mentoring makes. Rep. Delozier joined other local legislators, elected officials and area leaders at the bowling alley for a friendly competition. Rep. Delozier congratulates four Cumberland County students, who were recognized at the state Capitol as winners of the 2015 PLCB Alcohol Awareness Poster Contest. Local winners include: Madison Dunham from Northside Elementary School; Sophie Blair from Elmwood Elementary School; Shawna Goodyear from Mechanicsburg Middle School; and Rachel Matthews from Broad Street Elementary School. In honor of National Wear Red Day, Rep. Delozier joined with several other House members to show support for women's heart health. One in three women die of heart disease or stroke every year. The Go Red initiative has been a powerful campaign to draw attention to women's heart health. Rep. Delozier joined members of the House and Senate at a press event held to voice opposition to Gov. Tom Wolf’s moratorium on the death penalty. In conjunction with the event, lawmakers introduced House Resolution 143, which calls on the governor to reverse his decision and live up to his constitutional responsibility to uphold the law and ensure justice is served for victims and law enforcement personnel. Mechanicsburg Area High School students Isabella Silagyi of Upper Allen Township and Nick Miller of Mechanicsburg Borough served as guest pages on the House floor. They are pictured here with Rep. Delozier and House Speaker Mike Turzai. Northside Elementary School fourth-graders toured the Capitol as part of their Pennsylvania government curriculum. Rep. Delozier watched Elmwood and Northside Elementary Schools’ Chorus sing in the Main Capitol Rotunda as part of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s (PMEA) Music In Our Schools Concert Series. Mechanicsburg Borough Councilman John McDermott joined Delozier in welcoming the students to Harrisburg. Rep. Delozier watched Elmwood and Northside Elementary Schools’ Chorus sing in the Main Capitol Rotunda as part of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association’s (PMEA) Music In Our Schools Concert Series. Mechanicsburg Borough Councilman John McDermott joined Delozier in welcoming the students to Harrisburg. Rep. Delozier welcomes Washington Heights Elementary School students to the state Capitol. Rep. Delozier poses on the House floor with Annie Deklinski, who shadowed her for the day at the Capitol. Rep. Delozier helps Valley Grange No. 1360 serve the PA Dairymen Association’s famous milkshakes at the 99th Pennsylvania Farm Show. Rep. Delozier helps Valley Grange No. 1360 serve the PA Dairymen Association’s famous milkshakes at the 99th Pennsylvania Farm Show. Rep. Sheryl Delozier took the oath of office as a state representative for the 88th Legislative District on Jan. 6, 2015, in the chamber of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Delozier is beginning her fourth term in office. Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Mike Regan joined efforts to host a Concealed Carry Seminar in Lower Allen Township. Attorney Matt Menges and Lt. Greg Thomas from Lower Allen Police Department gave a presentation on Pennsylvania’s concealed carry laws and the Castle Doctrine, as well as, how to safely interact with the police when carrying a firearm. AFS Energy Systems located in Lemoyne was a 2014 recipient of the Governor’s Award for Safety Excellence. This is a highly competitive award and each company is thoroughly checked to ensure they meet safety criteria. The best safety practices of the winning companies are shared with businesses throughout Pennsylvania. Rep. Delozier attended the awards presentation to offer her personal congratulations. Rep. Delozier welcomed Glen Sansom and Bob Zoll of Kessler Foods to the Capitol, along with some of their guests from Korea, California and New Jersey. The Lemoyne-based company is looking to expand its business with the Korean food company, Meat Bank. The boys of Pack 284 Wolf Den met with Rep. Sheryl Delozier to make their arguments for changing Pennsylvania law to ban lead fishing sinkers. Raymond Arke of Upper Allen Township attained the rank of Eagle Scout and Rep. Delozier attended his Court of Honor and presented him with a House of Representatives citation in recognition of their accomplishment. Rep. Delozier poses with the Messiah College Men’s Soccer Team and coaches during their visit to the state Capitol, where they were honored for winning the NCAA Division III National Championship for 10 years in a row. Noah Martens of Boiling Springs and Simon Netznik of Lower Allen Township, who are students at West Shore Christian Academy in Shiremanstown, were selected to serve as guest pages in the House of Representatives. Alicia Dougherty of New Cumberland served as a guest page on the House floor on March 11, 2014. Dougherty is a junior at Cedar Cliff High School. Gov. Tom Corbett signs into law Rep. Delozier’s legislation to deter pharmacy robberies and keep potentially harmful drugs off our streets. Rep. Delozier congratulated Margaret Mickey, a resident of New Cumberland, on her 90th birthday. Margaret was presented with a House of Representatives citation to commemorate this milestone. Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Glen Grell welcomed Yiannis Mallios to the House floor on Dec. 17, 2013. Mallios is an intern at the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC. Rep. Delozier poses questions to testifiers at a House Labor and Industry Hearing held on Dec. 4, 2013. The hearing was held on House Bill 1846, which would regulate and reform the practice of physician medication dispensing within the Pennsylvania workers’ compensation system. Rep. Delozier joins First Lady Susan Corbett on the field at Metro Bank Park during the Capitol All-Stars charity softball game on Sept. 30. The game was held to benefit Hunger-Free Pennsylvania and Feeding Pennsylvania. Reps. Glen Grell, Sheryl Delozier and Mike Regan represent Cumberland and York counties on "Team West" at the first-ever Capitol All-Stars charity softball game. Team West dominated in a 8-to-1 win over Team East! Rep. Delozier rides in the 86th Annual Cumberland County Firefighters Convention Parade. Rep. Delozier is joined by Mechanicsburg Borough Mayor Jack Ritter (left) and Congressman Lou Barletta (center) at the 86th Annual Cumberland County Firefighters Convention Parade. Rep. Delozier attends a public hearing held by the House Labor and Industry Committee. As a member, Rep. Delozier attended a meeting to unveil the House Policy Committee’s new initiative to investigate poverty in Pennsylvania. The initiative, “Empowering Opportunities: Gateways Out of Poverty,” will take a closer look at combatting poverty and assess current efforts employed by community groups throughout the state. The committee launched the initiative by participating in a poverty simulation hosted by the Community Action Association of Pennsylvania. Ben Sheppard, Lower Allen Township, and Kira Kaplan, Monroe Township, spent the day with Rep. Delozier at the Capitol attending committee meetings and a press conference, and they served as guest pages on the House floor. Rep. Delozier welcomes Cara Kreiser, a cyber-school student from Monroe Township, to the Capitol where she served as a guest page on the House floor. Rep. Delozier presents a House citation to Sarah Elena Mercedes Bartlett to congratulate her on receiving the Girl Scout Gold Award. Rep. Deloizer congratulates Nicole Moore with a House of Representatives citation for being awarded the highest achievement in Girl Scouting—the Girl Scout Gold Award. . Sen. Pat Vance, Reps. Glen Grell and Sheryl Delozier welcomed the Cumberland Valley U15 Rugby Team to the state Capitol, where they were recognized with a citation in the House and Senate chambers for capturing their second state championship title. In honor of National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week, Rep. Delozier presented Oren Kauffman with a House citation to say thank you for his service to the local community. In honor of National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week, Rep. Delozier presented Kevin Swade with a House citation to say thank you for his service to the local community. Fourth-grade students from Highland Elementary School in the West Shore School District came to the Capitol for a tour. Rep. Delozier welcomes Brian Peters and Sarah Strausser, students at Bible Baptist High School in Shiremanstown, as guest pages on the House floor on April 16. Rep. Delozier reads to children about bunnies at the Joseph T. Simpson Public Library in Mechanicsburg in celebration of National Library Week. Rep. Delozier congratulates Sarah Shiley, a cheerleader from Cedar Cliff High School, for being chosen to represent her school at the 2013 Big 33 Classic. Rep. Delozier congratulates cheerleaders from the 88th District who were chosen to represent their respective schools in the 56th Annual Big 33 Classic football game on June 15, 2013 at Hersheypark Stadium. Congratulations to Sarah Shiley(Cedar Cliff High School), Lauren Gochenaur (Cumberland Valley School District), Ashley Stine (Cumberland Valley), Katie Ruth (Mechanicsburg Area School District), and Autumn Ashurst (Mechanicsburg). Members of the business community in the 88th District attend one of Rep. Delozier’s quarterly Community Business Forums. Alongside family and friends, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) today took the oath of office and was sworn in as a member of the House of Representatives. Fifty-three fourth-grade students from the West Shore School District were winners of an essay contest called “Winners for Life” in which they wrote about saying no to drugs. As part of their celebration, they toured the Capitol and met with Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Mike Regan. The students were from Highland, Hillside, Rossmoyne, Washington Heights, Fairview, Fishing Creek and Newberry elementary schools. Rep. Delozier welcomed fourth-grade students from Monroe Elementary School, Monroe Township, to Harrisburg to tour the Capitol. Cumberland County lawmakers Rep. Sheryl Delozier, Rep. Mike Regan (R-Dillsburg) and Rep. Glen Grell (Hampden Twp.) pose for a photo on the House floor on swearing-in day on Jan. 1, 2013. Rep. Delozier congratulates Christopher Toevs on winning the Outstanding FFA award at the 2012 Keystone International Livestock Exposition. Pictured from left to right: George Greig, secretary, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture; Mike Firestine, chairman, Pennsylvania Livestock Association Youth Committee; Christopher Toevs, award recipient; Rep. Delozier; Judy Toevs, Christopher's mother; and Brian Toevs, Christopher's father. Students from Mechanicsburg Middle School visited the state Capitol on Oct. 11. Rep. Delozier meets with students from Mechanicsburg Middle School during their tour of the state Capitol building. In honor and remembrance of the Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers who lost their lives in the line of duty, the second annual Pennsylvania EMS Memorial Service was held at the Capitol fountain on Sept. 11. EMS agencies from across the Commonwealth were invited to participate in the ceremony by displaying an emergency vehicle on Commonwealth Avenue. As part of this solemn ceremony, Rep. Delozier, along with several other legislators and EMS personnel walked in a procession from Soldiers Grove across from the Capitol around the fountain on Commonwealth Avenue. As a member of the House Human Services Committee, Rep. Delozier attended a public hearing held on Sept. 11, on the subject of mental health. Rep. Delozier welcomed staff from Messiah College’s Agape Center for Service and Learning during their tour of the state Capitol on Aug. 21. Messiah College in Upper Allen Township was founded in 1909 and has a long history of service and learning as part of its curriculum. The Agape Center integrates academic learning with community service and the students, the faculty, and the community all benefit from this endeavor. Rep. Delozier talks with members of the Pennsylvania State Police’s Bureau of Liquor Code Enforcement during a House Gaming Oversight Committee meeting held on Aug. 21, to discuss changes and enforcement surrounding recently enacted updates to the Small Games of Chance law. Rep. Delozier joined the House Majority Policy Committee for a public hearing on job creation and investments in technology held on July 11. Rep. Delozier presented a House of Representatives citation to the Parliamentary Debate Team from Bible Baptist School in Shiremanstown at the Capitol on June 19. The team took first place in the 2012 Pennsylvania High School Speech League Debate held at Susquehanna University. Congratulations to the team members, Joshua Custer, Josiah Jorich, Brian Peters, Jr., and to their coaches, Joe Scotto, Tim Jekel, and Lisabeth Capozzi! Reps. Sheryl Delozier and Glen Grell and House Speaker Sam Smith congratulate the Trinity High School Boys' 400-Meter Relay Team for winning the Class AA Boys’ 400-Meter Relay event during the 2012 PIAA State Track and Field Championship games. Team members are Danny Jackson, Chris Lenz, Brandon Kuntz and Robert Sutliff and their coaches are Sam Turpin, Gary Bricker and Skip Brownyard. The boys and their coaches were recognized on the House floor and presented with House of Representatives citations. Residents of Bethany Village in Lower Allen Township visited the state Capitol for a tour on June 22. Rep. Delozier met with the group, took them on the House floor and answered their questions about our state government. The third annual GirlGov program took place at the Capitol on June 9. This program is designed to provide teen girls with the opportunity to learn firsthand about government and social change philanthropy. Rep. Delozier joined several other legislators in welcoming the girls to the Capitol, including Chloe Hickerson and Ziara Staton who shadowed her for the day. Rep. Delozier poses for a photo with the Mayor of New Cumberland Borough DJ Landis and President of the Lemoyne Borough Council Stacy Gromlich after one of her Legislative Update meeting held in August in Lemoyne Borough, which included the boroughs of New Cumberland and Wormleysburg. Rep. Delozier addresses residents of the 88th District during her Lower Allen Township Legislative Update meeting held on Sept. 17. Each summer, Delozier hosts a series of Legislative Update meetings throughout the 88th District to give residents an open forum opportunity to hear about what is happening in Harrisburg and offer input about issues that impact the communities. As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Delozier attended a public hearing held in State College on Sept. 12, to examine two bills which would increase the fines for public drunkenness and underage drinking, and establish an alcohol offense prevention unit aimed to curb alcohol abuse among young adults beginning college. Rep. Delozier joins members of the House Gaming Oversight Committee at an informational meeting held over the summer in Harrisburg with the state police’s Bureau of Liquor Code Enforcement (LCE). The meeting was based on an informational workshop the LCE has held in various regions of the Commonwealth to educate nonprofit organizations about changes in the Small Games of Chance law and to update them on the original law. In celebration of dairy month, Reps. Mark Keller, Glen Grell and Sheryl Delozier enjoyed a Pennsylvania Farm Show milkshake with Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Secretary George Greig at the state Capitol on Tuesday, June 19. Frank Buzydlowski, director of state government relations for Verizon Communications, presented the Wildcat Foundation of Mechanicsburg Area School District with a contribution for the Trees and Trails Environmental Classroom as part of the state's Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. The Wildcat Foundation provides support for programs not within the Mechanicsburg Area School District's traditional budget or curriculum, including wellness, cultural, fine arts and endowment programs. Pictured from left to right: Buzydlowski; Dr. Mark Leidy, superintendent of Mechanicsburg Area School District; Gary Weber, president of the Wildcat Foundation board of directors; and Rep. Sheryl Delozier. Rep. Delozier joined several state legislators, members of the U. S. Coast Guard, boating organizations and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission at the Capitol to acknowledge National Safe Boating Week on May 24. National Safe Boating Week is dedicated to promoting safe boating practices and stressing the importance of wearing life jackets. Rep. Delozier joined Sen. Pat Vance and Rep. Glen Grell in presenting House citations to the Cumberland Valley Girls Soccer Team for being named the PIAA Girls AAA Soccer State Champions after their win over Whitehall on June 9. On June 18, Rep. Delozier joined Sen. Pat Vance and Rep. Glen Grell in presenting House citations to the Cumberland Valley Boys 4x800 Relay Team. The team captured state championship title at the PIAA State Track and Field Championships on Saturday, May 26. Pictured from left to right: Asst. Coach Derek Hockenbery; Sen. Pat Vance; Alec Kunzweiler; Abdallah Solimon; Alec Coburn; Rep. Sheryl Delozier; Rep. Glen Grell; and Head Coach Bill Bixler. Missing from the photo was Scott St. Peter. Rep. Delozier welcomed fourth-and fifth-grade students from Bible Baptist School to the state Capitol on May 21. Rep. Delozier was able to speak with the students about her role as a state representative and take them onto the House floor. John Henderson of New Cumberland was recently honored for his 25 years in emergency medical services. I presented him a House of Representatives citation and my personal congratulations for his many hours of dedicated service. Thank you for all you do! Upper Allen Elementary School fourth graders posed for a photo with Rep. Delozier during their state Capitol tour on April 20. Rep. Delozier joined Reps. Glen Grell, Stephen Bloom and Sen. Pat Vance in welcoming the Cumberland Valley High School Dance Team to the state Capitol on April 30. The team earned the title of national champions in the 2012 Battle at the Capitol National Dance Competition. Rep. Delozier welcomed fourth graders from Washington Heights Elementary School in the West Shore School District to the state Capitol for a tour on May 2. Northside Elementary fourth graders learned all about state government during their recent field trip to the state Capitol in Harrisburg. Rep. Delozier greeted the students in the Main Capitol Rotunda and spoke with them about her role as a state representative. Rep. Delozier and Sen. Pat Vance welcomed students from Broad Street Elementary in Mechanicsburg School District to the state Capitol for a tour on May 2. The students are pictured with Delozier and Vance in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Room. An eager group of third-grade students visited the state Capitol on April 20, to meet their state representative and learn about how their state government works on April 20. Upper Allen Elementary School students visited Harrisburg to learn about how the three branches of state government function in Pennsylvania. Five members of the Group Study Exchange (GSE) team from Pakistan hosted by the Rotary Club visited Rep. Delozier in Harrisburg on April 17 to learn about our state government and tour the Capitol building. Fourth graders from Rossmoyne Elementary School in the West Shore School District pose for a photo with Rep. Delozier in the Main Capitol Rotunda during their field trip to Harrisburg on April 17. Hillside Elementary School fourth graders learn about the job of a state representative during their visit to the floor of the House of Representatives on April 10. Rep. Delozier welcomed Hillside Elementary School fourth graders to the Capitol for a tour and a lesson about state government on April 10. Rep. Delozier joined several members of the House Consumer Affairs Committee and Gov. Tom Corbett at a ceremonial bill signing for House Bill 1294, which amends the Public Utility Code to provide for the use of a distribution system improvement charge by fixed utilities. House Bill 1294 was authored by House Consumer Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Robert Godshall. Rep. Delozier welcomed guest pages, Nicole Schneider and Andrew Schreiber to the House floor on April 3. Nicole and Andrew are students at Trinity High School in Camp Hill. Guest pages perform a number of messenger duties and may also distribute amendments or other materials to representatives during session. Rep. Delozier recently welcomed Lower Allen Township resident Rev. Kathleen J. Baker of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepard in Harrisburg to the House floor. Rev. Baker gave the Benediction at the start of session on April 2. On March 30, the Allen Middle School Chorus performed in the main rotunda of the state Capitol in celebration of Music in Our Schools Month. Rep. Delozier welcomed a fourth-grade class from Highland Elementary School to Harrisburg for a tour of the state Capitol on March 29. They posed for a photo on the steps of the main rotunda. Fourth graders from Highland Elementary School in the West Shore School District visited the state Capitol on March 29. Rep. Delozier met the students on the House floor to discuss her role as state representative. Rep. Delozier welcomed guest pages, Andrew Lindhome and Thomas Kutz to the House floor on March 27. Andrew and Thomas are students at Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill. Guest pages perform a number of messenger duties and may also distribute amendments or other materials to representatives during session. Rep. Delozier, along with House Speaker Rep. Sam Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana/Armstrong), welcomed Rev. Joel D. Petruschke from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Savior to Harrisburg to deliver an invocation on the floor of the House of Representatives on Feb. 15. Exciting things are happening at Messiah Lifeways (formerly Messiah Village) in Upper Allen Township. Sen. Pat Vance and I joined them for a press conference as they launched their new name and introduced many new services. Also, Dick Anliot, Helen and James Killian, Doris Waddell and Lloyd Jacobs were recognized as outstanding older adults and each of them received beautiful stars. An advantage of living so close to Harrisburg is that school children in the surrounding areas are able to visit our beautiful Capitol and see first-hand where the legislative process takes place. I had the pleasure of welcoming second graders from Elmwood Elementary School in the Mechanicsburg Area School District, and spend some time with them on the House floor. Rep. Delozier attended a brand launch press conference for Messiah Lifeways, formally known as Messiah Village, where they announced their new identity, logo, and new innovative services. Rep. Delozier presented a certificate to five cheerleaders and football player Bryton Barr from Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School, congratulating them for being chosen to represent their school at the 55th Big 33 Football Classic on June 16 at Hersheypark Stadium. Rep. Delozier visited the 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show on Jan. 10, and helped Valley Grange #1360, in cooperation with the PA Dairymen's Association, sell their famous farm show milkshakes. Rep. Delozier introduced House Resolution 509 to honor the life of a local fallen soldier, U.S. Marine Corps. Corporal Jonathan Dean Faircloth. Corporal Faircloth passed away in early 2011, as a result of a helicopter crash during military training exercises off the coast of Hawaii. His family joined Rep. Delozier on the House floor on Dec. 13, for the reading of the resolution. Reps. Grell and Delozier hosted an education reform town hall meeting at the Good Hope Middle School on Dec. 7. Panelists with various perspectives on the issues surrounding education reform were present to give their arguments, including Pennsylvania Department of Education Secretary Ron Tomalis. In recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Rep. Delozier participated as a member of Mechanicsburg Mayor Jack Ritter's team during a free wheelchair basketball tournament hosted by the Naval Support Activity employees. Rep. Delozier races down the court during a wheelchair basketball tournament held at the Mechanicsburg Middle School in October. The even was hosted by Naval Support Activity employees in recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. This year's focus was on returning veterans from Afghanistan and Iraq who are suffering from a mental or physical disability. Rep. Delozier attended the Camp Hill Candlelight Vigil in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. Pictured from left to right: Commissioner Barbara Cross; Senator Pat Vance; Rep. Glen Grell; Rep. Delozier; and Cumberland County Secretary Glenda Farner-Strausbaugh. Rep. Delozier speaks at the Camp Hill Candlelight Vigil in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness month on Oct. 20. Rep. Delozier read to children in kindergarten through 3rd grade, at Hillside Elementary's Principal's Pajama Party held on Oct. 13. Rep. Delozier participated in a press conference, held by First Lady Susan Corbett, to kick-off the Girl Scouts 100th anniversary and recognize Girl Scout "Troop Pennsylvania" on Oct. 18 in the Capitol rotunda. Rep. Delozier attended a ribbon cutting ceremony at Quality Cleaners in Lemoyne. The ceremony was held on Oct. 3, in celebration of Quality Cleaner's new eco-friendly dry cleaning equipment, technology, and process. Rep. Delozier presented Sergeant Scott Pellman of the Mechanicsburg Borough Police Department with a House Citation during a Mechanicsburg Borough crime watch meeting on Sept. 12., Sgt. Pellman is retiring from the department on Oct. 31, after 31 years of service. Rep. Delozier attended a ceremony for the grand opening of the renovated Upper Allen Township Municipal Building on Sept. 17. Rep. Delozier recently attended a ceremony at which Mechanicsburg Mayor Jack Ritter received the Governor’s Award for Outstanding Citizen Crime Prevention from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency. Mr. Ritter (third from left) has served as the coordinator of the Mechanicsburg Crime Watch since 1998. In addition, he keeps residents informed on various topics, including cyber-bulling and social services for seniors, as well working on ways to curb nuisance crimes in the community. Rep. Delozier welcomes her intern, Adrian Klein, to the House floor. Rep. Sheryl Delozier testified before the House Appropriations Committee during its final day of hearings on Gov. Tom Corbett's 2011-12 state budget. Seated to the left of Rep. Delozier is Rep. John Bear (R-Lancaster). Rep. Sheryl Delozier recently welcomed Mitch Werth and Erin Moyer to the House floor as guest pages. Mitch and Erin are both students at Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School. Recently, Rep. Sheryl Delozier was pleased to welcome students from Elmwood Elementary School to the state Capitol. Rep. Sheryl Delozier was recently recognized by House Majority Whip Rep. Stan Saylor (R-York) for perfect attendance during the 2009-10 legislative session. On Jan. 4, Rep. Sheryl Delozier was sworn into her second, two-year term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives representing the citizens of the 88th Legislative District in Cumberland County. Pictured with Delozier is her husband Christopher, and her children, Benjamin and Allison. During the Vietnam Veterans Recognition Ceremony on Nov. 11, Rep. Sheryl Delozier placed a single rose on the American flag during the Field Cross Ceremony, which was held to honor fallen soldiers. On Sept. 21, Rep. Sheryl Delozier made comments during the unveiling of a portrait of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder of the Special Olympics, during a press conference in the state Capitol. Marking the organization's 40th year, the portrait, which is a reproduction of one from the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., will be displayed in the Capitol. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (left) is pictured with Pete Wasco, who is the newly elected Pennsylvania American Legion Department Commander. During a recent tour of a Marcellus Shale drilling site in Lycoming County, Rep. Sheryl Delozier obtained additional information about the natural gas industry and the process of extracting gas from within the shale. On June 23, Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in Big Brothers/Big Sisters Job Shadow Day on the Hill. Delozier was pleased to welcome Jaysha Coleman, who also served as a guest page. During the 2010 Jubilee Day, Rep. Sheryl Delozier is pictured with her children, Ben and Allison. Rep. Sheryl Delozier is pictured with her son Ben on the House floor on June 15. She was pleased to have him join her during House session. Rep. Sheryl Delozier is pictured with students from Hillside Elementary School during their visit to the state Capitol. On May 21, Rep. Sheryl Delozier hosted a recognition ceremony for Korean War veterans who reside in the 88th District. Delozier held this event to highlight their unwavering service and personal sacrifice while serving in the Armed Forces. She extended thanks and appreciation for a job well done. On April 20, Lindsey Bumsted, a student at Cedar Cliff High School, served as a guest page on the House floor as a special guest of Rep. Sheryl Delozier. On April 20, Andrew Scott, a student at Cedar Cliff High School, served as a guest page on the House floor as a special guest of Rep. Sheryl Delozier. On April 13, Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented a House citation to Burton Reisman of Lower Allen Township, honoring him for his service in the military, for his work in numerous community organizations, and for celebrating his 90th birthday. On April 7, John Michel spent the day in the state Capitol job shadowing Rep. Sheryl Delozier. In March, Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in the grand opening of York Technical Institute's Capital Region Campus in Upper Allen Township. At York Technical Institute's grand opening of the Capital Region Campus, Rep. Delozier is pictured with President of York Technical Institute Carla Horn, Cumberland County Commissioner Barb Cross and Upper Allen Township Commissioner Ginnie Anderson Kane. On March 31, Rep. Sheryl Delozier welcomed students from Rossmoyne Elementary School to the state Capitol. On March 30, Rep. Sheryl Delozier welcomed students from Broad Street Elementary School to the state Capitol. On March 23, Rep. Sheryl Delozier welcomed Katherine Schlusser and Paul Insley, students at Trinity High School, to the state Capitol. Katherine and Paul served as guest pages during House session. In recognition of Women's History Month on March 22, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (front row, third from right) is pictured with Speaker Keith McCall (D-Carbon) and women members of the state House of Representatives. During a press conference in the state Capitol, Rep. Sheryl Delozier was joined with members of local Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legions, volunteer fire departments and community organizations to urge the speaker and legislative leaders to bring up House Bill 169 for a vote. This bill would update the Local Option Small Games of Chance Act by increasing prize payouts, which would permit community clubs to raise funds for capital projects and neighborhood initiatives. View more information about HB 169 at: http://www.repdelozier.com/NewsItem.aspx?NewsID=8462 During the Navy Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) and Leadership Harrisburg Areas (LHA) "Affirming Women's Potential" conference on March 18, Rep. Sheryl Delozier was presented a plaque for support of Naval Supply Systems Command women's conference. Rep. Sheryl Delozier and Sen. Pat Vance (R-31) recently welcomed local Boy Scouts to the state Capitol in recognition of the Boy Scouts of America's 100 years of scouting. The Keystone York Adams Council Adventure District presented a certificate to Rep. Delozier for her support and dedication. On Feb. 23, Becca Petrie, of Mechanicsburg, spent the day in the state Capitol job shadowing Rep. Sheryl Delozier. During a recent visit to Messiah College, Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented a House citation to the men's and women's soccer teams for capturing the NCAA Division 3 Title for the second consecutive year. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently visited with Sarah Beeghley, a student at St. Joseph School in Mechanicsburg, who was presenting her project at the Pennsylvania Association for Educational Communications Technology Day in Harrisburg. Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented a House citation to Lucas Leiby, the son of Sara Leiby and Bill McCormick, for placing first nationally on the fourth and fifth grade level in the Braille Readers are Leaders contest during the 2009 Blindness Awareness Day. During a recent ribbon cutting ceremony, Rep. Sheryl Delozier welcomed Enginuity LLC to the local area. Enginuity LLC promotes energy and environmental awareness as well as support the meeting space needs of the region's not-for-profit organizations. Rep. Sheryl Delozier presented a House citation to Fannie and Jacob Heisey of Upper Allen Township for recognition of their 72nd wedding anniversary. Recently, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) joined Rep. Glen Grell (R-Cumberland) and Sen. Pat Vance (R-Cumberland/York) at the Opening Ceremony for The Boy Scouts of America 2009 Sports-A-Rama. This event was open to all Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers, and included the Second Annual Soapbox Derby, basketball, softball and many other sports. Delozier, Grell and Vance are photographed at the opening ceremonies of the soapbox derby race. On Sept. 14, Rep. Sheryl Delozier participated in the opening of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors (PAR) headquarters in Lemoyne. Pictured from left are Lemoyne Mayor Ed Byrem; Rep. Glen Grell; Li Kohr, representing Sen. Pat Vance; Delozier; Cumberland County Commissioner Barbara Cross; and PAR President Greg Herb. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently welcomed Frank Garvey and Kyle Henson to the state Capitol. Both students are from Cedar Cliff High School and served as guest pages for the day. At a Capitol press conference, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently joined her house colleagues Reps. Doug Reichley (R-Berks/Lehigh), Glen Grell (R-Cumberland) and House Republican Policy Committee Chairman Stan Saylor (R-York) to support a proposal that would strengthen oversight and accountability of state contracts, while lessening the chances for abuse. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently participated in the Highland Girls’ Softball Association’s opening day. Delozier is photographed with Highland Girls’ Softball Vice President Darren Dunlap. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently attended the Pennsylvania Library Association Best Practices Award ceremony where the Joseph T. Simpson Public Library located in Mechanicsburg was honored. Delozier is photographed with Wendell Minor, Florence Minor and Linda Stoner. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently joined other local legislators, alumni, students, teachers, parents and school administrators in honoring Harrisburg Academy’s Charter Day celebrated at the state Capitol. Delozier is photographed with Rep. Glenn Grell (R-Cumberland) presenting a House citation to Robert Caplan, chair of the board of trustees for Harrisburg Academy. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently welcomed two local high school students to the state Capitol to serve as guest pages for the day. Guest pages John D’Adamo and Ashlyn Ernst from Mechanicsburg Area High School are photographed with Delozier on the floor of the House. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently participated in Women’s History Month celebrations at the state Capitol in Harrisburg. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently welcomed Leah Achor and Abby Leach from Bible Baptist School in Mechanicsburg to the Capitol. Leah and Abby served as guest pages for the day on the floor of the House. On Saturday, March 14, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) emceed the annual Cumberland-Perry Association for Retarded Citizens (CPARC) Celebration event, where she presented seven individuals with the Laurel Jacobs Award including Brittany Clark (pictured above). The Laurel Jacobs Award honors those with intellectual disabilities who have overcome challenges and gone on to lead lives that inspire others. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) was recently on hand for the presentation of the Valentine’s Day king and queen, Bob and Jackie Stephens, at the Mechanicsburg Senior Center. Delozier was photographed with the king and queen as well as senior center Director Susan Bratton. Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently joined Rep. Glen Grell (R-Cumberland) to honor the Cumberland Valley boys’ water polo team. The water polo team was honored for winning the 2008 state boys’ water polo championship. With her family and friends looking on, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) recently took the oath of office and was sworn in as a member of the House of Representatives. 2009-2010 Republican Freshman Class
 
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