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Remembering Congresswoman Jackie Walorski

Posted on Wednesday, August 10, 2022
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Jackie Walorski

AMAC offers our sincere condolences to the family of Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (IN-02) and the families of her staff members, Zachery Potts and Emma Thomson. The Congresswoman and her aides were involved in a fatal head-on collision auto crash in Indiana on August 3 that also killed another Indiana woman. Ms. Walorski represented Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District since 2013, and in November of 2021 AMAC recognized her with the American PATRIOT Award for her steadfast commitment to the values of faith, family, and freedom. We ask for your prayers for all involved in this tragic accident.

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Mia Wallace
Mia Wallace
3 years ago

Such a shame. May God bless them all.

Johanna Cook
Johanna Cook
3 years ago

Praying for her family, friends, and the constituents who must find a way to replace the unreplaceable.

Kim
Kim
3 years ago

Condolences to families of the congresswoman, her 2 staff members, and the other woman killed. Such a tragic loss.

Lori
Lori
3 years ago

Tragic loss, may God comfort those left behind

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