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Senate adjourns in memory of former Madera County Supervisor Max Rodriguez
Summary
Sen. Caballero asked the Senate to adjourn in memory of Max Rodriguez, reciting his public-service record, military service and community leadership; the Senate agreed to memorialize him.
Senator Caballero moved that the Senate adjourn in memory of former Madera County Supervisor Max Rodriguez, who died at age 86. Caballero summarized Rodriguez's life and public service: veteran of the California Army National Guard, longtime community leader, four-term county supervisor (16 years), participant on local boards and commissions and advocate for infrastructure and youth programs. "Supervisor Rodriguez lived a life of service," Caballero said as she outlined his career and community involvement.
Members joined in condolences and the presiding officer asked that Rodriguez's name be brought to the desk for memorialization. The Senate recorded the adjourn-in-memory motion and noted the request for memorialization in the record.
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