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Motion 75-261
RESOLUTION NO. 75300
A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING DEEPEST SYMPATHY
AND CONDOLENCES OF THE MAYOR AND COMMIS-=
STONERS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI TO THE FAMILY
OF THE LATE THOMAS C. WASMUTH WHOSE PASSING
ON MARCH 11, 1975 HAS DEPRIVED THIS COMMUNITY
OF A MOST RESPECTED CITIZEN AND PROMINENT
CIVIC LEADER.
WHEREAS, THOMAS C. WASMUTH, arrived in this community
as chief executive officer of Burdine's Department Stores in
1965 and rapidly became one of its great leaders in civic
affairs; and
WHEREAS, THOMAS C WASMUTH, served in an outstanding
manner as a member of the Downtown Development Authority, vice
president of the Orange Bowl Committee, a University of Miami
trustee, a director of the Southeast First National Bank and
president of the Miami Club, and
WHEREAS, THOMAS C. WASMUTH, as campaign chairman of
the United Way led it to one of its greatest successes in
1970 and in 1974;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF MIAMI:
Section 1. The Mayor and the City Commissioners of
the City of Miami, hereby express deepest sympathy and condo-
lences to the family of the late THOMAS C. WASMUTH whose passing
has deprived this community of a most respected citizen and
prominent civic leader.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 25day of MARCH
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ITEM NO027 ►►
PREP R ND A OVED BY•
Mikele Carter, As'st, City AttoAll
MAU RI CE A, FERRE
, 1975.
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNE S;
John S. Lloyd . City Attorney
MA YOR
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