HR492 Summary

• Mourns the death of Mrs. Jean Wade Pulley and celebrates her life and accomplishments.

• Recognizes her distinguished career as a communications professional at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, where she ran the "Teletrainer Program" providing speech and diction training to youth in Washington, D.C.

• Notes her educational achievements including a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Languages from Talladega College in 1952, her 45-year marriage to Charles Townsend Pulley, and her work as a teacher in Washington, Maryland, and at Alabama A and M University.

• Details her active church membership and charitable work, including founding the non-profit organization "Aid to the Needy" to assist indigent persons.

• Lists her surviving family members including three children, seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and extended family; offers condolences and tribute to her legacy.