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Celebrating Mr. Nelson Lee Trimmer


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Celebrating Mr. Nelson Lee Trimmer

Congressman Steve Stivers
31 August 2018


HON. STEVE STIVERS

                                of Ohio

                    in the House of Representatives

                        Friday, August 31, 2018

  Mr. STIVERS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today on behalf of the people of 
Ohio's 15th Congressional District to celebrate the birthday of one of 
Fairfield County, Ohio's most distinguished citizens, a man who 
continues to devote his life to bringing smiles to others, Mr. Nelson 
Lee Trimmer.

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  Mr. Trimmer has been a fixture of our community for a century. From 
his lifelong membership with the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren 
Church and his established career as a mechanist and small business 
owner of Millersport Garage, he has built a wonderful and fulfilling 
life in Millersport surrounded by his wife, Pauline, two children, 
Nelson and Pamela, their ten grandchildren, seventeen great-
grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
  Beyond his career as a machinist, Mr. Trimmer holds a deep 
appreciation for antique cars, which he is always willing to share with 
others, as evidenced by his founding of a Hot Rod Club for local youth 
and his continued involvement with the Lancaster Old Car Club.
  Perhaps what is most remarkable about Mr. Trimmer is his commitment 
to serving all those around him. As a member of the Army Air Corp, he 
served our nation in the Second World War, and as Mayor of Millersport, 
he spent his days diligently working to improve the lives of his 
neighbors. Moreover, there was never a need that went unnoticed by Mr. 
Trimmer. He dedicated his free time for over three decades as a 
volunteer member of the Millersport Fire Department and delighted local 
children as he and his beloved dog, Bootsy, drove the school bus.
  Mr. Trimmer is a ray of sunshine who brings smiles to everyone he 
meets. Millersport is undeniably a better place because of Mr. Nelson 
Lee Trimmer, and I encourage my colleagues to join me in wishing him a 
very happy 100th birthday as he celebrates on September 1, 2018.




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