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Commissioner Quarles on passing of Representative Bam Carney

By Sean Southard

Frankfort, KY - Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles issued the following statement regarding the passing of Representative Bam Carney:
"I just learned about the passing of my former House colleague and friend, Representative Bam Carney," Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles said. "When I was first elected to the House of Representatives, Bam was patient and kind in helping teach me the legislative process and how to best represent my constituents. He knew how to do both well, and was a visitor to my district many times over the years.

"Bam was a fighter. Through his role as chair of the House Education Committee, Bam fought to put the interests of students first. As House Majority Leader, he fought to bring about conservative vision for Kentucky, increase economic opportunities, and make the American dream possible for more Kentuckians. And, in these last few years, he fought tirelessly to get well, get home, and get back to representing his constituents in the halls of Frankfort.

During this difficult time, my thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who called him a friend. He will be missed."




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