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Commissioners, staff honor late Commissioner Samet at Limestone County meeting

December 01, 2025 | Limestone County, Alabama


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Commissioners, staff honor late Commissioner Samet at Limestone County meeting
Members of the Limestone County Commission used the opening of their Dec. 1 meeting to remember and honor the late Commissioner Samet.

Chair opened the meeting by asking those present to keep Samet’s family in their prayers and noted Samet’s consistent role in making the first motion at meetings: “He always made our first motion,” the chair said. Commissioner Gatlin and Commissioner Townsend echoed those remarks and spoke about Samet’s long service and community ties.

Commissioner Townsend said Samet had been a mentor and a trusted colleague, adding, “He was a true servant for Limestone County,” and asking that attendees remember his family in their thoughts. Commissioner Gatlin also asked for the commission’s prayers for Samet’s family.

Several speakers credited county staff for supporting Samet’s family after his funeral. The chair noted that the coming holiday season and traditional events—such as the county’s tree lighting—will feel different without Samet’s participation.

The commission concluded the remembrance and proceeded to routine agenda items. The body adjourned and scheduled its next meeting for Dec. 15, 2025.

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