John Joyce, PA
“I am honoring Don Detwiler, who died recently. He was a local business leader, my neighbor, and my friend. He helped our community, and I want to remember his life and work.”
“Mr. Speaker, it is with a heavy heart that I rise to honor the life and the career of Don Detwiler, who passed away in Blair County. Our community mourns the loss of a business leader, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. On a personal level, I knew Don as a neighbor, a patient of mine, and a friend. Each life that he touched grew stronger and brighter because of Don Detwiler. From a young age, Don worked in the family business, New Enterprise Stone & Lime. He retired from the company in 2020 as president and CEO and continued to serve as a consultant. Don held leadership positions in numerous professional and community organizations. In his very distinct, quiet way, he created a distinguished legacy. As we pause to remember his immeasurable impact, we also keep in mind his wonderful wife, Judy, and his entire family. Please join me in honoring the life of Don Detwiler, who was truly one of Blair County’s most esteemed figures. Honoring Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department on 100 Years of Service”
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Mr. Speaker, it is with a heavy heart that I rise to honor the life and the career of Don Detwiler, who passed away in Blair County. Our community mourns the loss of a business leader, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. On a personal level, I knew Don as a neighbor, a patient of mine, and a friend. Each life that he touched grew stronger and brighter because of Don Detwiler. From a young age, Don worked in the family business, New Enterprise Stone & Lime. He retired from the company in 2020 as president and CEO and continued to serve as a consultant. Don held leadership positions in numerous professional and community organizations. In his very distinct, quiet way, he created a distinguished legacy. As we pause to remember his immeasurable impact, we also keep in mind his wonderful wife, Judy, and his entire family. Please join me in honoring the life of Don Detwiler, who was truly one of Blair County’s most esteemed figures. Honoring Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department on 100 Years of Service