SB 78 — An Act designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 67586, located over the South Branch of Bear Run on State Route 1053 in Banks Township, Indiana County, as the PFC John Tabacsko Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 8377, carrying Pennsylvania Route 53 over Bear Rock Run in Lilly Borough, Cambria County, as the Corporal James D. Sloan Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 8387, carrying Pennsylvania Route 53 over Patty's Run in Gallitzin Township, Cambria County, as the USMCR Mary A. Lidwell Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of State Route 3037 from the intersection with Waltz Mill Flats Road to Segment 0170/Offset 0950 in Sewickley Township, Westmoreland County, as the PFC Earl "Butch" Long Memorial Highway; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 25406, carrying Pennsylvania Route 346 over Willow Creek in Corydon Township, McKean County, as the Private First Class Bruce A. Cobb Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 22726, carrying Pennsylvania Route 934 over Swatara Creek in East Hanover Township, Lebanon County, as the WO1 John Stephen Chrin Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 44210, carrying State Route 2001 over Kreutz Creek in Windsor Township, York County, as the Private Myles Ness Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 56130, carrying Pennsylvania Route 562 over Manatawny Creek in Amity Township, Berks County, as the PFC Travis C. Zimmerman Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of State Route 2051 from the intersection with Elizabeth Street (segment 0020/offset 1600) to the Decatur Township Line (segment 0030/offset 0000) in Osceola Mills Borough, Clearfield County, as the IC3 James S. Dunlap Memorial Highway; designating the bridge identified as Bridge Key 48006, carrying State Route 3007 over Carson Run in Knox Township, Clearfield County, as the Sgt. Ronald Bloom Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 164, Cove Mountain Road, from the intersection with Frederick Road in Taylor Township to the intersection with Agway Road in North Woodbury Township, Blair County, as the Representative Jerry A. Stern Memorial Highway; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Keys 5599/5600, carrying Interstate 99 over PA Route 36 in Logan Township, Blair County, as the Jack E. and Sheldon L. Chambers Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 31496, carrying Pennsylvania Route 985 over North Branch Quemahoning Creek in Jenner Township, Somerset County, as the PFC Paul A. Gilbert Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 4262, carrying State Route 2016 over Shaffer Creek in East Providence Township, Bedford County, as the PFC Charles O. Snyder Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 1723, carrying State Route 3017 over Peters Creek in the Borough of Jefferson Hills, Allegheny County, as the Janice Butko Cmar Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 37601, carrying Pennsylvania Route 462 over a tributary of Kreutz Creek in Hellam Township, York County, as the Roger Lee Fraker Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 18630, carrying Pennsylvania Route 305 over the Frankstown Branch of the Juniata River in Alexandria Borough, Huntingdon County, as the Craig Walker Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 12334, carrying State Route 2012 over McElhattan Creek in Wayne Township, Clinton County, as the Master Sergeant Robert F. Johnson Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 33747, carrying US Route 322 over Sugar Creek in Sugarcreek Borough, Venango County, as the Earle Chandler Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 69027, carrying Worthington Mill Road over Neshaminy Creek in Wrightstown Township, Bucks County, as the Colonel Daniel L. Rubini Memorial Bridge; designating the portion of U.S. Route 15 in Monroe Township and Shamokin Dam Borough, Snyder County, from its interchange with existing U.S. Routes 11/15 and U.S. Route 522 north of Selinsgrove to its interchange with existing U.S. Route 15 and Pennsylvania Route 147 south of Winfield as the Joseph McGranaghan Memorial Highway; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 8430, carrying Pennsylvania Route 160 over the North Branch Little Conemaugh River in the borough of Wilmore, Cambria County, as the Potchak Brothers Memorial Bridge; designating the portion of Interstate 180 from the Lycoming-Northumberland County line to the interchange with existing U.S. Route 15 and U.S. Route 220 in Lycoming County as the Kenneth C. Larson, Jr., Memorial Highway; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 5664, on that portion of Old Pennsylvania Route 220 North over the Beaverdam Branch of the Juniata River in Allegheny Township, Blair County, as the Baker Brothers Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 44229, on that portion of Pennsylvania Route 22, 3rd Avenue, over Blair Gap Run in Duncansville Borough, Blair County, as the Sergeant Robert E. Davis Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 5784, on that portion of State Route 3013, Dunnings Highway, over Beaverdam Creek in Greenfield Township, Blair County, as the Arthur R. Walter, Jr., Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 47600, on that portion of Pennsylvania Route 220, East Pleasant Valley Boulevard, over Little Juniata River in Antis Township, Blair County, as the Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Lee Swayne Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 68408, on that portion of Wopsononock Avenue over Spring Run in the City of Altoona, Blair County, as the Private First Class James A. Behe Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 45589, located on that portion of Spring Road over the Conodoguinet Creek in North Middleton Township, Cumberland County, the Sergeant Patrick C. Hawkins Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 183, also known as Bernville Road, from the intersection with Mt. Pleasant Road in Penn Township, Berks County, southbound to the bridge over Licking Creek in Penn Township with identification number 0601830180000 as the Staff Sergeant Norman W. Reifsnyder Memorial Highway; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 7027, carrying Pennsylvania Route 413 over U.S. Route 1 in Middletown Township, Bucks County, as the Corporal John F. Muffler Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 8510, carrying PA Route 271 over Pergrin Run in the borough of Nanty Glo, Cambria County, as the PFC William P. O'Farrell Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 8457, carrying U.S. Route 219 over PA Route 869 in Adams Township, Cambria County, as the Seaman First Class John M. McGinty Memorial Bridge; designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 352 also known as Middletown Road, from the intersection with State Route 4008, also known as Gradyville Road, in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, to the intersection with Pennsylvania Route 452, also known as North Pennell Road, in Middletown Township, Delaware County, as the Chief Joseph J. Montgomery, Jr. Memorial Highway; designating a portion of State Route 1006, also known as Ferry Road, from the intersection with Limekiln Road to the intersection with Pennsylvania Route 313, also known as Swamp Road, in Doylestown Township, Bucks County, as the Judge R. Barry McAndrews Memorial Highway; designating the entire portion of Pennsylvania Route 232 within the Borough of Rockledge, Montgomery County, as the PFC Helmut Boehm Memorial Highway; designating the portion of Pennsylvania Route 51 from Segment 0280/Offset 0000 to Segment 0300/Offset 0570 in Whitehall Borough, Allegheny County, as the Hon. Raymond T. Book Memorial Highway; designating the bridge, identified as Bridge Key 28737, carrying 13th Street over Bushkill Creek in the City of Easton, Northampton County, as the Honorable James F. Prendergast Memorial Bridge; designating the western roundabout on State Route 1001 at the intersection of New Britain Road and South Easton Road in Doylestown Township, Bucks County, as the Blue Star Family Tribute Roundabout; designating the eastern roundabout on State Route 1001 at the intersection of New Britain Road and Sauerman Road in Doylestown Township, Bucks County, as the Gold Star Family Tribute Roundabout; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 56035, carrying U.S. Route 422 over State Route 2005 and Cherry Run in Plumcreek Township, Armstrong County, as the George W. McAuley, Jr. Memorial Bridge; designating a bridge, identified as Bridge Key 27695, carrying State Route 3006, also known as Whitehall Road, over Kepner Creek in East Norriton Township, Montgomery County, as the E. Pearl Smith Memorial Bridge; and making a repeal.

ROUTE 522 NORTH OF SELINSGROVE TO ITS INTERCHANGE WITH EXISTING U.S.

ROUTE 15 AND PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 147 SOUTH OF WINFIELD AS THE JOSEPH MCGRANAGHAN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8430, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 160 OVER THE NORTH BRANCH LITTLE CONEMAUGH RIVER IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMORE, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE POTCHAK BROTHERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF INTERSTATE 180 FROM THE LYCOMING- NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY LINE TO THE INTERCHANGE WITH EXISTING U.S.

ROUTE 15 AND U.S.

ROUTE 220 IN LYCOMING COUNTY AS THE KENNETH C.

LARSON, JR., MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 5664, ON THAT PORTION OF OLD PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 220 NORTH OVER THE BEAVERDAM BRANCH OF THE JUNIATA RIVER IN ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE BAKER BROTHERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 44229, ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 22, 3RD AVENUE, OVER BLAIR GAP RUN IN DUNCANSVILLE BOROUGH, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE SERGEANT ROBERT E.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 2 - DAVIS MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 5784, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 3013, DUNNINGS HIGHWAY, OVER BEAVERDAM CREEK IN GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE ARTHUR R.

WALTER, JR., MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 47600, ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 220, EAST PLEASANT VALLEY BOULEVARD, OVER LITTLE JUNIATA RIVER IN ANTIS TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE LIEUTENANT COLONEL DANIEL LEE SWAYNE MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 68408, ON THAT PORTION OF WOPSONONOCK AVENUE OVER SPRING RUN IN THE CITY OF ALTOONA, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS JAMES A.

BEHE MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 45589, LOCATED ON THAT PORTION OF SPRING ROAD OVER THE CONODOGUINET CREEK IN NORTH MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, THE SERGEANT PATRICK C.

HAWKINS MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 183, ALSO KNOWN AS BERNVILLE ROAD, FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH MT.

PLEASANT ROAD IN PENN TOWNSHIP, BERKS COUNTY, SOUTHBOUND TO THE BRIDGE OVER LICKING CREEK IN PENN TOWNSHIP WITH IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 0601830180000 AS THE STAFF SERGEANT NORMAN W.

REIFSNYDER MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 7027, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 413 OVER U.S.

ROUTE 1 IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL JOHN F.

MUFFLER MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8510, CARRYING PA ROUTE 271 OVER PERGRIN RUN IN THE BOROUGH OF NANTY GLO, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE PFC WILLIAM P.

O'FARRELL MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8457, CARRYING U.S.

ROUTE 219 OVER PA ROUTE 869 IN ADAMS TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE SEAMAN FIRST CLASS JOHN M.

MCGINTY MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 352 ALSO KNOWN AS MIDDLETOWN ROAD, FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH STATE ROUTE 4008, ALSO KNOWN AS GRADYVILLE ROAD, IN EDGMONT TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTY, TO THE INTERSECTION WITH PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 452, ALSO KNOWN AS NORTH PENNELL ROAD, IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTY, AS THE CHIEF JOSEPH J.

MONTGOMERY, JR.

MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 1006, ALSO KNOWN AS FERRY ROAD, FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH LIMEKILN ROAD TO THE INTERSECTION WITH PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 313, ALSO KNOWN AS SWAMP ROAD, IN DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE JUDGE R.

BARRY MCANDREWS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING THE ENTIRE PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 232 WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF ROCKLEDGE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE PFC HELMUT BOEHM MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 51 FROM SEGMENT 0280/OFFSET 0000 TO SEGMENT 0300/OFFSET 0570 IN WHITEHALL BOROUGH, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AS THE HON.

RAYMOND T.

BOOK MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 28737, CARRYING 13TH STREET OVER BUSHKILL CREEK IN THE CITY OF EASTON, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, AS THE HONORABLE JAMES F.

PRENDERGAST MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING THE WESTERN ROUNDABOUT ON STATE ROUTE 1001 AT THE INTERSECTION OF NEW BRITAIN ROAD AND SOUTH EASTON ROAD IN DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE BLUE STAR FAMILY TRIBUTE ROUNDABOUT;

DESIGNATING THE EASTERN ROUNDABOUT ON STATE ROUTE 1001 AT THE INTERSECTION OF NEW BRITAIN ROAD AND SAUERMAN ROAD IN DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE GOLD STAR FAMILY TRIBUTE ROUNDABOUT;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 56035, CARRYING U.S.

ROUTE 422 OVER STATE ROUTE 2005 AND CHERRY RUN IN PLUMCREEK TOWNSHIP, ARMSTRONG COUNTY, 20250SB0078PN1011 - 3 - AS THE GEORGE W.

MCAULEY, JR.

MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 27695, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 3006, ALSO KNOWN AS WHITEHALL ROAD, OVER KEPNER CREEK IN EAST NORRITON TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE E.

PEARL SMITH MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

AND MAKING A REPEAL.

SectionSECTION 2.

CORPORAL JAMES D.

SLOAN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

<-- (A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

20250SB0078PN1011 - 4 - (1) CORPORAL JAMES D.

SLOAN WAS BORN NOVEMBER 15, 1949, IN LILLY BOROUGH, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AND ATTENDED PENN-CAMBRIA HIGH SCHOOL WHERE HE PARTICIPATED IN FOOTBALL AND WRESTLING.

(2) CORPORAL SLOAN ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AND WAS PROMOTED TO CORPORAL ON DECEMBER 28, 1967.

(3) DURING HIS SERVICE, CORPORAL SLOAN RECEIVED THE NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, VIETNAM CAMPAIGN MEDAL, VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL, THE COMBAT ACTION MEDAL, THE NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL, THE PURPLE HEART MEDAL AND THE RIFLE MARKSMAN BADGE.

(4) UPON CORPORAL SLOAN'S RETURN HOME FROM THE VIETNAM WAR HE SUFFERED GREATLY FROM THE INVISIBLE WOUNDS OF WAR, ESPECIALLY POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER.

(5) ON MARCH 12, 1971, CORPORAL JAMES D.

SLOAN PASSED AWAY DUE TO SUICIDE FROM POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER.

(6) CORPORAL JAMES D.

SLOAN'S STORY OF SOLDIER SUICIDE AND THE PREVALENCE OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AMONG VETERANS CANNOT BE UNDERSTATED.

(7) CORPORAL SLOAN'S STORY SERVES AS A POIGNANT EXAMPLE OF THE STRUGGLES FACED BY THOSE WHO SERVE THE UNITED STATES AND THE URGENT NEED FOR BETTER SUPPORT AND RESOURCES FOR VETERANS SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8377, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 53 OVER BEAR ROCK RUN IN LILLY BOROUGH, CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE CORPORAL JAMES D.

SLOAN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 3.

USMCR MARY A.

LIDWELL MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 5 - (A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS MARY A.

LIDWELL WAS BORN OCTOBER 11, 1923, IN AMSBRY AND ATTENDED GALLITZIN HIGH SCHOOL IN 1942.

(2) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LIDWELL VOLUNTEERED FOR THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS IN 1943 AND BECAME A MEMBER OF THE WOMEN'S AVIATION RESERVE SQUADRON UNTIL SHE LEFT THE SERVICE IN 1946.

THE WOMEN'S AVIATION RESERVE SQUADRON, LOCATED IN EL TORO, CALIFORNIA, AT THE TIME, WAS TASKED WITH REPAIRING DAMAGED AIRPLANES DURING WORLD WAR II.

FOR HER EXEMPLARY WORK, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LIDWELL WAS AWARDED THE CONGRESSIONAL ROSIE THE RIVETER MEDAL.

(3) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LIDWELL, AT 101 YEARS OF AGE, CONTINUES TO BE AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF HER COMMUNITY IN ASHVILLE BOROUGH BY VOLUNTEERING HER TIME AT HER CHURCH, BEING INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY PROJECTS, FUNDRAISING FOR CHARITIES AND WORKING WITH THE VFW LADIES AUXILIARY.

SHE ALSO SERVED AS THE ASHVILLE BOROUGH SECRETARY AND TREASURER FOR MANY YEARS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8387, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 53 OVER PATTY'S RUN IN GALLITZIN TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE USMCR MARY A.

LIDWELL MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 4.

PFC EARL "BUTCH" LONG MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) EARL WAYNE LONG WAS BORN IN RUFFS DALE ON MARCH 8, 20250SB0078PN1011 - 6 - 1947.

(2) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY DURING THE VIETNAM WAR.

(3) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG SERVED AS AN 11B- INFANTRYMAN IN B TROOP, 1ST SQUADRON, 11TH ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT.

(4) ON AUGUST 15, 1967, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG WAS A PASSENGER IN AN ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER ON A COMBAT OPERATION WHEN THE VEHICLE HIT A HOSTILE MINE.

(5) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG WAS KILLED ON AUGUST 15, 1967, IN PHUOC LONG, SOUTH VIETNAM, AT 20 YEARS OF AGE BY A HOSTILE EXPLOSIVE DEVICE.

(6) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG WAS LAID TO REST AT WESTMORELAND COUNTY MEMORIAL PARK IN GREENSBURG.

(7) FOR HIS MERITORIOUS SERVICE, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LONG WAS AWARDED THE BRONZE STAR, THE PURPLE HEART MEDAL, THE NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, THE VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL AND THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM CAMPAIGN MEDAL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 3037 FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH WALTZ MILL FLATS ROAD TO SEGMENT 0170/OFFSET 0950 IN SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP, WESTMORELAND COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PFC EARL "BUTCH" LONG MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 5.

PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BRUCE A.

COBB MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) BRUCE A.

COBB WAS BORN JUNE 27, 1949, IN BRADFORD, MCKEAN COUNTY.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 7 - (2) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COBB ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS SERVING WITH COMPANY I, 3RD BATTALION, 7TH MARINE REGIMENT.

(3) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COBB WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON MARCH 25, 1968, IN QUANG NAM PROVINCE, VIETNAM.

(4) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COBB WAS AWARDED SEVERAL MEDALS DURING HIS SERVICE AND POSTHUMOUSLY, INCLUDING:

THE COMBAT ACTION RIBBON, THE NAVY PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION, THE VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL, THE VIETNAM CIVIL ACTIONS UNIT CITATION, THE NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM GALLANTRY CROSS UNIT CITATION, THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM CAMPAIGN MEDAL AND THE PURPLE HEART.

(5) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COBB IS BURIED IN THE WILLOW DALE CEMETERY IN BRADFORD, MCKEAN COUNTY.

(6) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS COBB'S NAME IS ENSHRINED ON THE VIETNAM WAR MEMORIAL, IN WASHINGTON, DC, AT PANEL 46E, LINE 15.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 25406, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 346 OVER WILLOW CREEK IN CORYDON TOWNSHIP, MCKEAN COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BRUCE A.

COBB MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 6.

WO1 JOHN STEPHEN CHRIN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS THAT:

(1) JOHN STEPHEN CHRIN WAS BORN JUNE 24, 1949, IN LEBANON, LEBANON COUNTY.

(2) WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN GRADUATED FROM LEBANON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IN 1967 AND EVENTUALLY ATTENDED 20250SB0078PN1011 - 8 - MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE.

(3) IN 1970, DURING HIS JUNIOR YEAR, WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN LEFT MANSFIELD STATE COLLEGE AND ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY ON APRIL 28, 1970.

(4) IN THE ARMY, WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN ATTENDED WARRANT OFFICER FLIGHT SCHOOL AND BECAME A COMBAT MEDICAL EVACUATION (DUSTOFF) PILOT WITH THE RANK OF WARRANT OFFICER 1.

(5) WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN ARRIVED IN VIETNAM ON JULY 5, 1971, AND WAS ASSIGNED TO THE 57 MEDICAL DETACHMENT (HELICOPTER AMBULANCE) 68 MEDICAL GROUP (THE ORIGINAL DUSTOFF), AT BING THUY IN THE MEKONG DELTA.

(6) ON OCTOBER 13, 1971, WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN WAS KILLED IN ACTION WHILE HIS DUSTOFF 71 WAS ON A MEDVAC MISSION AND CRASHED DURING A NIGHT DUSTOFF FLIGHT IN MONSOON RAINS IN THE SEVEN SISTERS MOUNTAINS ON THE CAMBODIAN BORDER.

FIVE BODIES WERE RECOVERED.

(7) AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH, WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN HAD FLOWN MORE THAN 125 COMBAT MEDICAL EVACUATION MISSIONS THROUGH THE DELTA AREA OF VIETNAM.

(8) WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN AND HIS CREW AND ANOTHER 3,200 OTHER DUSTOFF CREW MEMBERS FLEW MORE THAN 490,000 COMBAT MEDICAL EVACUATION MISSIONS, RESCUING MORE THAN 900,000 WOUNDED, AT A COST OF 216 KILLED IN ACTION AND 1,300 WOUNDED.

(9) WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN WAS AWARDED THE PURPLE HEART, SIX AIR MEDALS, A NATIONAL DEFENSE MEDAL, THE VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL AND THE AVIATOR BADGE FOR HIS MERITORIOUS SERVICE.

(10) WARRANT OFFICER CHRIN IS MEMORIALIZED ON THE VIETNAM VETERANS WAR MEMORIAL ON PANEL 2W, LINE 38.

(11) TO HONOR HIS MEMORY, IN 2015, THE MAYOR OF LEBANON PROCLAIMED EVERY OCTOBER 13 AS "JOHN STEPHEN CHRIN DAY" IN 20250SB0078PN1011 - 9 - THE CITY.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 22726, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 934 OVER SWATARA CREEK IN EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP, LEBANON COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE WO1 JOHN STEPHEN CHRIN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 7.

PRIVATE MYLES NESS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) MYLES ALBERT NESS WAS BORN DECEMBER 4, 1892, IN YORK, YORK COUNTY.

(2) PRIVATE NESS JOINED THE UNITED STATES ARMY IN 1917 WHERE HE SERVED AS A PRIVATE IN THE 6TH INFANTRY REGIMENT FIGHTING IN WORLD WAR I IN WHICH HE WAS WOUNDED IN ACTION.

(3) THE 6TH INFANTRY REGIMENT WAS PART OF THE 5TH INFANTRY DIVISION DURING THE WAR AND FOUGHT IN SEVERAL CAMPAIGNS BUT PRIMARILY FOUGHT IN THE MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE.

(4) PRIVATE NESS DIED ON MAY 15, 1958, AND IS BURIED AT THE ZION UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ON FREYSVILLE ROAD IN WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 44210, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2001 OVER KREUTZ CREEK IN WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PRIVATE MYLES NESS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 10 - SECTION 8.

PFC TRAVIS C.

ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) TRAVIS CLYDE ZIMMERMAN WAS BORN OCTOBER 26, 1986.

(2) PFC ZIMMERMAN WAS THE SON OF LLOYD C.

ZIMMERMAN, JR., AND GAIL (CLEMENS) CAMPERSON.

(3) HE ATTENDED BOYERTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING IN 2005.

(4) PFC ZIMMERMAN ENJOYED HUNTING, FISHING, CANOEING, SWIMMING, GOLF, FRISBEE, WRESTLING AND TENNIS.

(5) HE ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY AND WAS STATIONED AT FORT CAMPBELL WITH BRAVO COMPANY OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE, 2ND BATTALION, 502ND INFANTRY REGIMENT, KNOWN AS THE SCREAMING EAGLES.

(6) PFC ZIMMERMAN WAS FURTHER STATIONED AT CAMP STRIKER IN SOUTH BAGHDAD, IRAQ.

(7) TRAVIS CLYDE ZIMMERMAN WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON APRIL 22, 2006, IN IRAQ WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY.

(8) HE WAS POSTHUMOUSLY PROMOTED TO PRIVATE FIRST CLASS AND AWARDED THE BRONZE STAR AND PURPLE HEART.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 56130, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 562 OVER MANATAWNY CREEK IN AMITY TOWNSHIP, BERKS COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PFC TRAVIS C.

ZIMMERMAN MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 9.

IC3 JAMES S.

DUNLAP MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

20250SB0078PN1011 - 11 - (1) JAMES SCOTT DUNLAP WAS BORN JANUARY 22, 1967, AT PHILIPSBURG HOSPITAL IN PHILIPSBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, AND LATER ATTENDED PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA HIGH SCHOOL.

(2) HE ALSO ATTENDED GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING CENTER IN ILLINOIS AND INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS 'A' SCHOOL IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.

(3) HE WAS A PETTY OFFICER THIRD CLASS IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY AND SERVED AS AN INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICIAN (IC3) ON BOARD THE USS STARK FFG-31 FROM NOVEMBER 1984 TO MAY 1987, STATIONED OUT OF MAYPORT BASE, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.

(4) ON MAY 17, 1987, PETTY OFFICER THIRD CLASS DUNLAP WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON BOARD THE USS STARK IN THE PERSIAN GULF WHEN IRAQI AIRCRAFT FIRED MISSILES AT THE SHIP.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2051 FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH ELIZABETH STREET (SEGMENT 0020/OFFSET 1600) TO THE DECATUR TOWNSHIP LINE (SEGMENT 0030/OFFSET 0000) IN OSCEOLA MILLS BOROUGH, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE IC3 JAMES S.

DUNLAP MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE DESIGNATED HIGHWAY TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 10.

SGT.

RONALD BLOOM MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) RONALD BLOOM WAS BORN OCTOBER 21, 1946, IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY AND WAS THE SON OF NORMAN AND THELMA BLOOM.

(2) DURING HIS FREE TIME, HE ENJOYED THE OUTDOORS, INCLUDING FISHING AND HIKING.

(3) RONALD BLOOM ATTENDED SAINT FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL IN 20250SB0078PN1011 - 12 - CLEARFIELD, HOWEVER HE DROPPED OUT DURING HIS SENIOR YEAR TO ENLIST IN THE MARINES.

(4) HE ENLISTED IN THE MARINES ON MAY 27, 1967, AND ROSE TO THE RANK OF SERGEANT.

(5) ON AUGUST 2, 1968, AT 21 YEARS OF AGE, SERGEANT BLOOM WAS KILLED IN ACTION IN QUANG TRI, VIETNAM.

(6) DURING HIS SERVICE, SERGEANT BLOOM RECEIVED THE PURPLE HEART, THE GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, THE NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, THE VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL WITH TWO STARS AND THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM CAMPAIGN MEDAL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 48006, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 3007 OVER CARSON RUN IN KNOX TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE SGT.

RONALD BLOOM MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 11.

REPRESENTATIVE JERRY A.

STERN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) JERRY ALLEN STERN WAS BORN JANUARY 11, 1955, IN ROARING SPRING, BLAIR COUNTY.

(2) JERRY GRADUATED FROM CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL IN 1972 AND ATTENDED ALTOONA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, PENN STATE ALTOONA AND THE ALTOONA BIBLE INSTITUTE WHERE HE COMPLETED A THREE-YEAR COURSE IN BIBLE STUDIES.

(3) JERRY WAS ELECTED TO THE PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN 1992 WHERE HE HONORABLY SERVED THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE 80TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT UNTIL JANUARY 6, 2015.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 13 - (4) REPRESENTATIVE STERN WAS A LIFETIME MEMBER OF THE MARTINSBURG GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH, WHERE HE SERVED AS A DEACON AND SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER AND SANG WITH THE ADULT CHOIR AND MARANATHA QUARTET.

(5) REPRESENTATIVE STERN ALSO SERVED AS A LAY MINISTER FOR HIS CHURCH AND FOR MANY OTHER LOCAL CHURCHES.

(6) REPRESENTATIVE STERN ALSO WAS A MEMBER OF THE MARTINSBURG SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION, THE BLAIR COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BLAIR COUNTY FARM BUREAU AND THE BLAIR COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

(7) REPRESENTATIVE STERN WAS A LONGTIME MEMBER OF THE LOCAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, SERVING TWICE AS PRESIDENT AND AS THE ASSISTANT DISTRICT GOVERNOR.

(8) REPRESENTATIVE STERN ALSO SERVED HIS COMMUNITY AS A BOARD MEMBER FOR NASON HOSPITAL AND THE HOLLIDAYSBURG AMERICAN LEGION AMBULANCE SERVICE.

(9) REPRESENTATIVE STERN ALSO ENJOYED BOWLING, WHERE HE EARNED HIS PROFESSIONAL CARD, GARDENING AND PLAYING SOFTBALL AS A LONGTIME, PROUD TEAM MEMBER OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS COBRAS SOFTBALL TEAM.

(10) REPRESENTATIVE STERN LOVED SPENDING TIME WITH HIS FAMILY AND SHARING HIS FAITH WITH EVERYONE HE CROSSED PATHS WITH DURING HIS DAY.

(11) REPRESENTATIVE STERN PASSED AWAY ON DECEMBER 11, 2024.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 164, COVE MOUNTAIN ROAD, FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH FREDERICK ROAD IN TAYLOR TOWNSHIP TO THE INTERSECTION WITH AGWAY ROAD IN NORTH WOODBURY TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE REPRESENTATIVE JERRY A.

STERN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 14 - (C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE DESIGNATED HIGHWAY TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 12.

JACK E.

AND SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) JACK E.

CHAMBERS WAS BORN JUNE 19, 1924, IN ALTOONA.

(2) JACK E.

CHAMBERS WAS THE SON OF HARRY AND EDNA CHAMBERS AND HAD TWO BROTHERS, HARRY AND THOMAS, AND TWO SISTERS, IRENE AND JOYCE.

(3) JACK E.

CHAMBERS ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES MARINES CORPS ON JUNE 14, 1942, AT THE AGE OF 17.

(4) JACK E.

CHAMBERS WAS STATIONED IN AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, NEW GUINEA AND GUAM.

(5) JACK E.

CHAMBERS ACHIEVED THE RANK OF CORPORAL, THIRD AMPHIBIAN TRACTOR BATTALION, THIRD AMPHIBIOUS CORPS, FLEET MARINE FORCE.

(6) ON JULY 21, 1944, WHILE IN COMMAND OF AN AMPHIBIAN TRACTOR CREW DURING THE LANDING OF ASSAULT TROOPS ON GUAM, AND OBSERVING TWO TROOP-LOADED TRACTORS INCAPACITATED BY SHELLS FROM AN ENEMY MORTAR CONCENTRATION ON THE REEF, JACK E.

CHAMBERS WITHOUT HESITATION BRAVED A HAIL OF WITHERING MORTAR FIRE AND LED HIS CREW TO THE INCAPACITATED TRACTORS, COURAGEOUSLY REMOVED THE TROOPS FROM THE WRECKAGE AND RETURNED THEM TO THE BEACH, WHERE HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY KILLED BY HOSTILE FIRE.

(7) JACK E.

CHAMBERS WAS 20 YEARS OLD, AND FOR HIS DEDICATED SERVICE RECEIVED THE BRONZE STAR, PURPLE HEART, WORLD WAR II VICTORY MEDAL AND VARIOUS SERVICE MEDALS.

(8) JACK E.

CHAMBERS IS BURIED AT THE NATIONAL CEMETERY 20250SB0078PN1011 - 15 - OF THE PACIFIC, HONOLULU, HAWAII.

(9) SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS WAS BORN NOVEMBER 16, 1920, IN ALTOONA.

(10) SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS WAS THE SON OF OSCAR AND SARAH CHAMBERS AND HAD FIVE BROTHERS, LEROY, REGINALD, ROBERT, RUSSELL AND CHARLES, AND THREE SISTERS, VERNA, AUDREY AND JANET.

(11) SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS ATTENDED ALTOONA HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATING IN 1939.

(12) SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE IN JUNE 1939 FOLLOWING GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL.

(13) SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS SERVED AS A FLIGHT OFFICER/CO- PILOT IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE, 308TH BOMBER GROUP, HEAVY, 425TH BOMBER SQUADRON.

(14) ON JANUARY 25, 1944, SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS WAS ON THE CREW OF THE B-24J LIBERATOR #42-73308, NICKNAMED "HOT AS HELL," WHEN THE CREW TOOK OFF FROM KUNMING AIRFIELD IN CHINA DURING A ROUTINE FLIGHT TO CHABUA AIRFIELD IN INDIA, WHERE THE CREW WAS REPORTED MISSING WITH NO TRACE AND OFFICIALLY DECLARED DEAD ON JANUARY 26, 1946.

(15) ON DECEMBER 7, 2006, THE WRECK OF "HOT AS HELL" WAS LOCATED IN DAMRAH, ARUNCHAL PRADESH STATE, INDIA BY CLAYTON KUHLES.

(16) FOR HIS DEDICATED SERVICE, SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS WAS AWARDED THE AIR MEDAL, PURPLE HEART, UNITED STATES AVIATOR BADGE ARMY, WORLD WAR II VICTORY MEDAL, AMERICAN CAMPAIGN MEDAL, ARMY PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION, ARMY GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL AND ASIATIC-PACIFIC CAMPAIGN MEDAL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEYS 20250SB0078PN1011 - 16 - 5599/5600, CARRYING INTERSTATE 99 OVER PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 36 IN LOGAN TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE JACK E.

AND SHELDON L.

CHAMBERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 13.

PFC PAUL A.

GILBERT MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDING.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) PAUL A.

GILBERT WAS BORN MAY 31, 1945, IN SOMERSET, SOMERSET COUNTY.

(2) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS GILBERT ATTENDED JENNER-BOSWELL JOINT HIGH SCHOOL IN BOSWELL, SOMERSET COUNTY, AND PARTICIPATED IN BOY SCOUTS.

(3) BEFORE GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS GILBERT BEGAN HIS SERVICE IN THE SEABEES IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY BEFORE ENLISTING IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS IN NOVEMBER 1964.

(4) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS GILBERT SERVED IN COMPANY L, 3RD BATTALION, 9TH MARINE REGIMENT, 3RD MARINE DIVISION, AND RECEIVED A PURPLE HEART DURING HIS SERVICE.

(5) ON FEBRUARY 19, 1966, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS PAUL A.

GILBERT WAS KILLED IN ACTION IN QUANG NAM PROVINCE, VIETNAM.

(6) PRIVATE FIRST CLASS PAUL A.

GILBERT IS FOREVER MEMORIALIZED ON PANEL 5E, LINE 50, LOCATED IN WASHINGTON, DC, ON THE VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 31496, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 985 OVER NORTH BRANCH QUEMAHONING CREEK IN JENNER TOWNSHIP, SOMERSET COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PFC PAUL A.

GILBERT MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 17 - (C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 14.

PFC CHARLES O.

SNYDER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) CHARLES O.

SNYDER WAS BORN IN MONROE TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, ON MARCH 4, 1950.

(2) PFC SNYDER WAS A GRADUATE OF EVERETT AREA HIGH SCHOOL.

(3) PFC SNYDER ENJOYED READING BOOKS ON THE TOPIC OF HISTORY, SPECIFICALLY MILITARY HISTORY.

(4) PFC SNYDER SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS FROM AUGUST 1968 TO MARCH 1969.

(5) PFC SNYDER WAS ASSIGNED TO THE 1ST COMPANY, 3RD BATTALION, 1ST MARINE DIVISION, ACHIEVING THE RANK OF PRIVATE FIRST CLASS.

(6) PFC SNYDER WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON MARCH 28, 1969, IN VIETNAM.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 4262, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2016 OVER SHAFFER CREEK IN EAST PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PFC CHARLES O.

SNYDER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 15.

JANICE BUTKO CMAR MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) JANICE R.

"JAN" BUTKO CMAR WAS BORN NOVEMBER 10, 20250SB0078PN1011 - 18 - 1954, TO EDWARD M.

BUTKO AND RUTH PICKARD BUTKO.

(2) MRS.

CMAR EARNED HER BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE FROM MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY, WHERE SHE JOINED THE ALPHA SIGMA TAU SORORITY.

SHE FURTHERED HER EDUCATION BY ATTAINING A MASTER'S DEGREE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION FROM DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY.

(3) MRS.

CMAR'S PASSION FOR TEACHING LED TO A 35-YEAR CAREER AS A HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER, EVENTUALLY RETIRING FROM THE PETERS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.

(4) IN 1991, MRS.

CMAR SERVED AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHAPTER OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION.

(5) MRS.

CMAR CONTINUED TO CONTRIBUTE TO EDUCATION AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE LOCAL DELTA KAPPA GAMMA CHAPTER, AN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR KEY WOMEN EDUCATORS.

(6) MRS.

CMAR WAS ELECTED TO THE JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH COUNCIL FOUR TIMES, SERVING FOR 16 YEARS.

(7) MRS.

CMAR WAS ELECTED TO TWO TERMS AS MAYOR OF JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH, SERVING FOR EIGHT YEARS.

(8) MRS.

CMAR LED A DEDICATED LIFE OF PUBLIC SERVICE TO HER COMMUNITY AND HER CHURCH.

(9) MRS.

CMAR CODEVELOPED THE JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH'S INAUGURAL WEB PAGE, INITIATED ITS MILITARY BANNER PROGRAM, ORCHESTRATED THE JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH'S SUMMER PROGRAM, ASSISTED IN DESIGNATING JEFFERSON HILLS AS AN ALLEGHENY COUNTY BANNER MUNICIPALITY AND CREATED THE JEFFERSON HILLS BOROUGH'S ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BOARD.

(10) AS MAYOR OF JEFFERSON HILLS, MRS.

CMAR OFFICIATED 35 WEDDING CEREMONIES.

(11) MRS.

CMAR WAS A DEDICATED MEMBER OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE MAYORS' ASSOCIATION, SERVING AS BOARD 20250SB0078PN1011 - 19 - SECRETARY FOR SIX YEARS.

(12) MRS.

CMAR CONTRIBUTED AS A BOARD MEMBER OF THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY BOROUGHS ASSOCIATION.

(13) MRS.

CMAR RECEIVED TWO PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF BOROUGHS, THE CECIL K.

LEBERKNIGHT AWARD AND THE THOMAS F.

CHROSTWAITE AWARD.

(14) MRS.

CMAR WAS A MEMBER OF TRIUMPH OF THE HOLY CROSS PARISH, WHERE SHE REGULARLY VOLUNTEERED AT VARIOUS PARISH EVENTS.

(15) MRS.

CMAR SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE FLOREFFE FIRE HALL LADIES AUXILIARY, THE JEFFERSON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY AND THE WEST JEFFERSON HILLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND HAD A DISTINGUISHED LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP OF THE GILL HALL VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY.

(16) MRS.

CMAR'S LIFE OF SERVICE, LEADERSHIP AND UNWAVERING DEDICATION CREATED AN UNDENIABLE POSITIVE IMPACT ON HER COMMUNITY.

(17) JANICE R.

"JAN" BUTKO CMAR PASSED AWAY JANUARY 6, 2024.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 1723, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 3017 OVER PETERS CREEK IN THE BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE JANICE BUTKO CMAR MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 16.

ROGER LEE FRAKER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) ROGER LEE FRAKER WAS BORN MAY 23, 1949, IN CARLISLE 20250SB0078PN1011 - 20 - TO FRANK W.

AND BEATRICE R.

FRAKER.

(2) MR.

FRAKER WAS THE THIRD CHILD IN A FAMILY OF SIX CHILDREN, HAVING ONE OLDER BROTHER, BILL;

ONE YOUNGER BROTHER, STEVE;

ONE OLDER SISTER, BEVERLY;

AND TWO YOUNGER SISTERS, LINDA AND CONNIE.

(3) MR.

FRAKER WAS A GRADUATE OF EASTERN YORK HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CLASS OF 1967.

(4) MR.

FRAKER GREATLY ENJOYED READING, PLAYING THE GUITAR WITH HIS BROTHERS, HELPING ON THE FAMILY FARM AND SHOWING HIS PIGS IN THE LOCAL FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA AND 4-H CLUB.

(5) MR.

FRAKER BRAVELY SERVED HIS COUNTRY DURING THE VIETNAM WAR, ENTERING THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS ON AUGUST 24, 1967, AND WAS SENT TO VIETNAM ON JANUARY 29, 1968.

(6) MR.

FRAKER WAS STATIONED WITH THE WEAPONS PLATOON OF COMPANY K, 3RD MARINES, 3RD MARINE DIVISION IN QUANG TRI PROVINCE.

(7) MR.

FRAKER WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON AUGUST 27, 1968, BY A BARRAGE OF ENEMY ARTILLERY FIRE ON A HILL IN QUANG TRI PROVINCE, WHEN HE WAS 19 YEARS OF AGE.

(8) MR.

FRAKER ACHIEVED THE RANK OF PRIVATE FIRST CLASS IN HIS SERVICE TO THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AND WAS AWARDED THE NATIONAL DEFENSE, VIETNAM CAMPAIGN, VIETNAM SERVICE, VIETNAM MILITARY MERIT, VIETNAMESE GALLANTRY CROSS, GOOD CONDUCT AND PURPLE HEART MEDALS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 37601, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 462 OVER A TRIBUTARY OF KREUTZ CREEK IN HELLAM TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE ROGER LEE FRAKER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND 20250SB0078PN1011 - 21 - MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 17.

CRAIG WALKER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) RODNEY CRAIG WALKER WAS BORN JANUARY 31, 1959, IN HUNTINGDON TO ROBERT C.

"DIX" WALKER AND JEAN M.

WALKER.

(2) MR.

WALKER GRADUATED FROM JUNIATA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IN 1976 AND STUDIED AUTO BODY REPAIR DURING HIGH SCHOOL AT THE GREATER ALTOONA CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER.

(3) MR.

WALKER MARRIED ROSE M.

ST.

GERMAIN AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN ALEXANDRIA ON JULY 26, 1980.

(4) CRAIG AND ROSIE WERE MARRIED FOR 44 YEARS AND HAD TWO CHILDREN, WENDY AND RYAN.

(5) MR.

WALKER WAS EMPLOYED BY PENNDOT AS A DIESEL AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MECHANIC FOR 18 YEARS.

(6) MR.

WALKER HAD A GREAT LOVE FOR HIS CLASSIC 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z/28 AND BEING PART OF THE CLASSIC CAR GANG.

(7) MR.

WALKER COULD FIX NEARLY ANYTHING AND WAS WELL- KNOWN IN THE AREA FOR HIS BREEZEWAY BODY SHOP.

(8) MR.

WALKER ENJOYED BEING OUTDOORS, SPENDING TIME AT HIS SWIMMING POOL, KAYAKING, RIDING ATVS AND VISITING THE BEACH.

HE WAS AN AVID FAN OF PENN STATE WRESTLING AND FOOTBALL AND THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS.

(9) MR.

WALKER WAS A DEVOTED HUSBAND, FATHER AND GRANDFATHER WHO DEEPLY CHERISHED HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN AND ADORED SPENDING TIME WITH HIS GRANDCHILDREN.

(10) MR.

WALKER PASSED AWAY AUGUST 30, 2024, FROM COMPLICATIONS INVOLVING A WORK ACCIDENT ON DECEMBER 7, 2023.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 20250SB0078PN1011 - 22 - 18630, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 305 OVER THE FRANKSTOWN BRANCH OF THE JUNIATA RIVER IN ALEXANDRIA BOROUGH, HUNTINGDON COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE CRAIG WALKER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 18.

MASTER SERGEANT ROBERT F.

JOHNSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) ROBERT F.

"BOBBY" JOHNSON WAS BORN JULY 21, 1929.

(2) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS THE SON OF GEORGE S.

AND ALICE KNARR JOHNSON.

(3) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS A VETERAN OF THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, ENLISTING IN 1947 AND RETIRING IN 1969 AS A MASTER SERGEANT.

(4) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS INITIALLY ASSIGNED TO AN AIR POLICE SQUADRON DURING THE BERLIN AIRLIFT AND SUBSEQUENTLY APPLIED FOR PARARESCUE TRAINING AND SPENT THE NEXT 20 YEARS AS A RESCUE PARACHUTIST AND DIVER ASSIGNED TO THE AEROSPACE RESCUE AND RECOVERY SERVICE.

(5) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON MADE MORE THAN 350 PARACHUTE JUMPS DURING HIS CAREER AND PARTICIPATED IN RESCUE OPERATIONS IN AFRICA, THE MIDDLE EAST, ASIA AND THE UNITED STATES.

(6) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS ASSIGNED TO SUPPORT NASA'S MERCURY AND GEMINI SPACEFLIGHT PROGRAMS, PARACHUTING AND DIVING TO RECOVER NASA EQUIPMENT AND SPACE CAPSULES.

(7) WHEN THE GEMINI III SPACE CAPSULE SPLASHED DOWN INTO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN ON MARCH 23, 1965, BRINGING ASTRONAUTS VIRGIL "GUS" GRISSOM AND JOHN YOUNG SAFELY BACK TO EARTH, MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS THE FIRST DIVER TO REACH THE 20250SB0078PN1011 - 23 - CAPSULE.

(8) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON'S AWARDS AND QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDED THE MASTER PARACHUTIST AND ENLISTED AIRCREW BADGES, DIVE BADGE, AIR FORCE COMMENDATION MEDAL, AIR FORCE OUTSTANDING UNIT AWARD AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL.

(9) MASTER SERGEANT JOHNSON WAS A LIFE MEMBER OF THE WAYNE TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT AND INVOLVED IN MANY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

(10) ROBERT F.

JOHNSON PASSED AWAY AT HIS HOME IN YOUNGDALE ON FEBRUARY 2, 2022, AT THE AGE OF 92.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 12334, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2012 OVER MCELHATTAN CREEK IN WAYNE TOWNSHIP, CLINTON COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE MASTER SERGEANT ROBERT F.

JOHNSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 19.

EARLE CHANDLER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) EARLE JAMES CHANDLER WAS BORN ON JUNE 23, 1958, IN BUTLER, BUTLER COUNTY.

(2) MR.

CHANDLER GRADUATED FROM REDBANK VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IN 1976 AND WAS AN ENGINEERING GRADUATE FROM PENN STATE UNIVERSITY.

(3) MR.

CHANDLER LOVED THE LORD, HAD A BEAUTIFUL SINGING VOICE, SANG IN HIS CHURCH CHOIR AND A BARBER SHOP QUARTET.

HE LOVED THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS, GOLF, PENN STATE AND HAD A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR.

(4) MR.

CHANDLER WAS MARRIED TO ELIZABETH AND HAD THREE 20250SB0078PN1011 - 24 - DAUGHTERS, EMILY, ERIN AND ERICA.

(5) MR.

CHANDLER WAS A DEDICATED MEMBER OF THE PENNDOT DISTRICT 1 CONSTRUCTION TEAM FOR 20 YEARS.

(6) AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH, MR.

CHANDLER WAS WORKING AS A TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR (TCI) AT A WORK SITE ON STATE ROUTE 8 IN ERIE COUNTY.

(7) EARLE WAS KILLED AUGUST 1, 2006, IN THE LINE OF DUTY WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY A CONSTRUCTION TRUCK AT THE WORK SITE.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 33747, CARRYING US ROUTE 322 OVER SUGAR CREEK IN SUGARCREEK BOROUGH, VENANGO COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE EARLE CHANDLER MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS OF THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 20.

COLONEL DANIEL L.

RUBINI MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) COLONEL DANIEL LAWRENCE "LARRY" RUBINI SERVED WITH DISTINCTION IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY RESERVES FOR OVER THREE DECADES AS A JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL AND CIVIL AFFAIRS OFFICER.

(2) COLONEL RUBINI GRADUATED FROM VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE IN 1968.

COLONEL RUBINI LATER EARNED A JURIS DOCTOR DEGREE FROM TEMPLE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL WHILE ALSO EARNING HIS ARMOR SPECIALTY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF BRIGADIER GENERAL GEORGE S.

PATTON IV.

COLONEL RUBINI PRACTICED LAW IN RICHBORO FOR 22 YEARS AND THEN SERVED AS A UNITED STATES ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE FOR 24 YEARS WHILE PURSUING A FULL CAREER AS AN ARMY RESERVE OFFICER.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 25 - (3) COLONEL RUBINI WAS THE FATHER OF TWO SONS DJ AND JEFFREY RUBINI, AS WELL AS A GRANDFATHER OF GWEN, JANE AND JOHN RUBINI, AND BELOVED HUSBAND OF 53 YEARS TO JOAN HARTMANN RUBINI.

(4) COLONEL RUBINI'S NOTABLE DEPLOYMENTS INCLUDE OPERATION DESERT SHIELD/DESERT STORM IN 1991/92 AS ADVISOR TO THE KUWAIT MINISTRY OF JUSTICE;

HAITI IN 1994 AS MINISTRY OF JUSTICE ADVISOR AND ON LATER HAITI MISSIONS AS THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE TEAM CHIEF FROM 1995 TO 1997;

AND CENTRAL AMERICA IN 1999 AS CHIEF OF CIVIL AFFAIRS IN SUPPORT OF UNITED STATES SOUTHERN COMMAND'S RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS FOLLOWING HURRICANE MITCH.

HE WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WASHINGTON CROSSING NATIONAL CEMETERY IN BUCKS COUNTY.

(5) COLONEL RUBINI WAS NAMED A CIVIL AFFAIRS DISTINGUISHED MEMBER OF THE REGIMENT BY THE UNITED STATES ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND.

ADDITIONALLY, CIVIL AFFAIRS ISSUE PAPERS PRESIDENT MAJ.

GEN.

(RET.) HUGH VAN ROOSEN HAS DIRECTED DEDICATION OF THE UPCOMING 10TH VOLUME OF THE CIVIL AFFAIRS ISSUE PAPERS TO THE LATE COL.

(RET.) LARRY RUBINI.

(6) COLONEL DANIEL LAWRENCE "LARRY" RUBINI PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY DECEMBER 31, 2023.

ALONG WITH HIS WIFE JOAN, COLONEL RUBINI IS SURVIVED BY HIS TWO SONS, DJ RUBINI AND HIS WIFE LEA;

JEFFREY RUBINI AND HIS WIFE JULIET;

GRANDCHILDREN GWEN RUBINI, JANE RUBINI AND JOHN RUBINI;

SISTERS GAIL SUKERNICK AND LYNN RUBINI, AS WELL AS MANY EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 69027, CARRYING WORTHINGTON MILL ROAD OVER NESHAMINY CREEK IN WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE COLONEL 20250SB0078PN1011 - 26 - DANIEL L.

RUBINI MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS OF THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 21.

JOSEPH MCGRANAGHAN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) JOSEPH A.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS BORN JULY 20, 1943.

(2) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN IS A 1961 GRADUATE FROM WILLIAM PENN HIGH SCHOOL IN HARRISBURG AND ATTENDED MILLERSVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE.

(3) AS A PUBLIC SERVANT, MR.

MCGRANAGHAN SERVED AS AN ELECTED COUNCILMAN IN CHAMBERSBURG FOR FOUR YEARS AND IN SHAMOKIN DAM BOROUGH FOR 20 YEARS, WHERE HE WAS APPOINTED AS MAYOR IN 2009, A POSITION HE HELD UNTIL HIS DEATH.

(4) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS ALSO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SUSQUEHANNA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE GREATER SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

(5) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN CHAIRED THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CHAMBER'S TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE AND THE CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA THRUWAY TASK FORCE WHERE HE WORKED TO AND SUCCESSFULLY SECURED FUNDING FOR THE ROUTES 11 AND 15 BYPASS PROJECT.

(6) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS AWARDED THE 1992 OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AWARD BY THE CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE 2002 STAR OF EXCELLENCE AWARD BY THE GREATER SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

(7) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN ALSO HAD A CAREER IN BROADCASTING THAT BEGAN WHEN HE WAS A JUNIOR IN HIGH SCHOOL.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 27 - (8) IN 1978, MR.

MCGRANAGHAN BECAME THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF SUNBURY BROADCASTING CORPORATION AND THE GENERAL MANAGER OF ITS RADIO STATIONS, WKOK-AM AND WKOK-FM.

(9) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS APPOINTED PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER OF THE SUNBURY BROADCASTING CORPORATION IN 1994, AND IN 2003, HE BECAME PRESIDENT OF THE MEDIA SERVICES DIVISION.

(10) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN SERVED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE RADIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT RADIO/TELEVISION BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS, WHERE HE WAS NAMED THE 1994 PENNSYLVANIA BROADCASTER OF THE YEAR.

(11) AFTER MORE THAN 30 YEARS IN BROADCASTING, MR.

MCGRANAGHAN RETIRED IN 2008, BUT CONTINUED TO HOST THE POPULAR PUBLIC AFFAIRS CALL-IN SHOW, "ON THE MARK" ON WKOK.

(12) IN 2011, MR.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS INDUCTED INTO THE PENNSYLVANIA BROADCASTING HALL OF FAME.

(13) MR.

MCGRANAGHAN WAS KNOWN FOR HIS LOVE OF BROADCASTING, PUBLIC SERVICE AND HIS FAMILY AND LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON HIS COMMUNITY.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF U.S.

ROUTE 15 IN MONROE TOWNSHIP AND SHAMOKIN DAM BOROUGH, SNYDER COUNTY, FROM ITS INTERCHANGE WITH EXISTING U.S.

ROUTES 11/15 AND U.S.

ROUTE 522 NORTH OF SELINSGROVE TO ITS INTERCHANGE WITH EXISTING U.S.

ROUTE 15 AND PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 147 SOUTH OF WINFIELD IS DESIGNATED AS THE JOSEPH MCGRANAGHAN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 22.

POTCHAK BROTHERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

20250SB0078PN1011 - 28 - (A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:

(1) STEPHEN POTCHAK, JOHN POTCHAK, MICHAEL POTCHAK, FRANK POTCHAK, CHARLES POTCHAK AND PETER POTCHAK WERE BROTHERS.