Assemblyman John F. McKeon Reflects on Governor Richard J. Codey’s Retirement from the New Jersey State Senate

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Assemblyman John F. McKeon Reflects on Governor Richard J. Codey’s Retirement from the New Jersey State Senate

 

West Orange, New Jersey – As Governor Richard J. Codey concludes his distinguished 50-year service to the State of New Jersey, Assemblyman John F. McKeon offers heartfelt remarks honoring the legacy of a dedicated public servant.

 

“Governor Codey’s contributions, integrity, and profound commitment to the betterment of New Jersey stand as a beacon of inspiration for all future public servants. His unwavering dedication to our great state, spanning half a century, is a testament to his passion. His impactful legislative achievements have significantly improved the lives of countless New Jerseyans and have left an indelible mark on the fabric of New Jersey politics.

 

Governor Codey’s advocacy for mental health awareness and support has set a transformative course for our state. His tireless efforts have led to enhanced accessibility to mental health services, reducing stigma and nurturing a more compassionate society.

 

The Governor’s accessibility and willingness to listen have created a bond of trust between him and the people he served for so long. To this day, there is no question as to why he is one of the most popular public officials!

 

I am honored to have served alongside my dear friend for the past 21 years and I extend my best wishes to Governor Codey, his wife MaryJo, his sons Kevin and Chris, and their grandchildren as they embark on this new chapter.

 

Governor Codey’s retirement indeed marks the end of an era in New Jersey politics, but his legacy will continue to inspire and shape the state’s future for years to come.”

 

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