1999 Assembly Resolution 37
ENGROSSED RESOLUTION
Relating to: commending Joseph E. Wimmer for his lifelong commitment to public service and the people of Waukesha, Wisconsin, and the United States.
Whereas, Joseph E. Wimmer has served our nation, our state and the people of Waukesha County with honor and distinction since joining the United States Army in 1954; and
Whereas, Judge Wimmer's passion for law and justice led him to begin his legal career as Muskego's assistant city attorney, to accept a promotion as Waukesha County's assistant district attorney and to utilize his legal knowledge and expertise as a Waukesha County circuit court judge for the last 8 years; and
Whereas, Representative Wimmer was elected to the state assembly in 1982 to represent the citizens of Wisconsin's 32nd Assembly District and gained a reputation for being fair, honest and a tireless advocate for his constituents; and
Whereas, during his tenure in the assembly, Joe Wimmer distinguished himself as a leader among his colleagues in the areas of constitutional law and tax policy by serving as the ranking minority member on the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means; and
Whereas, Joe Wimmer's commitment to community service led him to serve as the president of the Waukesha Noon Lions Club and international director of the International Association of Lions Clubs; now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the assembly, That the members of the assembly commend Joseph E. Wimmer for his lifelong commitment to public service and the people of Waukesha, Wisconsin, and the United States and wish Joe and his wife, Sue, a well-deserved retirement filled with happiness and joy; and, be it further
Resolved, That the assembly chief clerk shall transmit a copy of this resolution to Judge Wimmer.
