Yesterday, Congresswoman Carol Miller (R-WV) addressed the House of Representatives to honor her Deputy District Director, Kim McMillion, for her 25 years of service in the House.
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Mrs. Kim McMillion, who serves as my Deputy District Director over my Beckley, West Virginia office. Kim recently celebrated her 25th year working for the House of Representatives," said Miller.
Miller highlighted McMillion's career serving three different Members and her dedication to assisting West Virginia residents with federal agency issues. "Throughout her career spanning three different Members, Kim has served the people of West Virginia with a grateful heart, always working to find solutions when issues arise between federal agencies and our constituents," she noted.
McMillion is known for helping identify federal grant opportunities, securing medals and purple hearts for veterans, and handling complex immigration and social security issues. "She is well-known throughout the district for her work in assisting with identifying federal grant opportunities, acquiring medals and purple hearts for veterans in the community, and her expertise in handling complex issues of immigration and social security affecting our constituents," added Miller.
Miller praised McMillion's extensive knowledge and value to her team. "She is truly a wealth of knowledge and an invaluable member of my staff."
Beyond work, McMillion cherishes time with her family. "Outside of work, Kim’s greatest joy is her family. She is a wonderful wife to her husband, Frankie; mother to Tyler and her late son Derrick; and grandmother to Jonathan, Charlee, and Abigail."
In closing remarks on the House Floor, Miller invited colleagues to join in recognizing McMillion's contributions: "I am delighted to commend her here on the House Floor for her 25 years of service to the United States Congress and to our great state of West Virginia and invite my colleagues to join with me in congratulating her on this achievement."
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