so susan soloman, see you on the picket line and i wish everyone a happy susan soloman day tomorrow. thank you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i'd like to add and express my deep appreciation to susan for her decades of truly courageous and compassionate leadership and activism with uesf. i had the great pleasure and honor of working closely with susan for many years when i was the director at jaws of justice. susan always brought a big strategic vision and practical organizing and coalition building ideas to our discussions and work and just as importantly, susan always treated others with utmost respect and demonstrated a real commitment to listening to other perspectives in shared goals especially around very con 10 unambiguous issues and discussions. so thank you, susan, just for all that you've contributed to the labor movement in our city along with your life partner fred and, you guys leave an incredible legacy in our city. thank you so much and best wishes as you move into y

so susan soloman, see you on the picket line and i wish everyone a happy susan soloman day tomorrow. thank you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i'd like to add and express my deep appreciation to susan for her decades of truly courageous and compassionate leadership and activism with uesf. i had the great pleasure and honor of working closely with susan for many years when i was the director at jaws of justice. susan always brought a big strategic vision and practical organizing and coalition building ideas to our discussions and work and just as importantly, susan always treated others with utmost respect and demonstrated a real commitment to listening to other perspectives in shared goals especially around very con 10 unambiguous issues and discussions. so thank you, susan, just for all that you've contributed to the labor movement in our city along with your life partner fred and, you guys leave an incredible legacy in our city. thank you so much and best wishes as you move into y

so susan soloman, see you on the picket line and i wish everyone a happy susan soloman day tomorrow. you, president walton. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i'd like to add and express my deep appreciation to susan for her decades of truly courageous and compassionate leadership and activism with uesf. i had the great pleasure and honor of working closely with susan for many years when i was the director at jaws of justice. susan always brought a big strategic vision and practical organizing and coalition building ideas to our discussions and work and just as importantly, susan always treated others with utmost respect and demonstrated a real commitment to listening to other perspectives in shared goals especially around very con 10 unambiguous issues and discussions. so thank you, susan, just for all that you've contributed to the labor movement in our city along with your life partner fred and, you guys leave an incredible legacy in our city. thank you so much and best wishes as you move into your ne

united educators of san francisco and declaring june 16th, 2020, un, as susan soloman day in the city and county of san francisco. >> president walton: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, president walton. and, before us today, colleagues, this resolution to declare tomorrow, june 16th, susan soloman day on the occasion of her retirement from the united educators of san francisco and i want to thank president walton for his remarks at this board several weeks ago about susansoloman and her retirement. we wish susan the best in her retirement and so we will miss her. i think we all know that she will still be fighting with us on issues of social economic and racial justice for years to come and i will say, susan, i selfishly hope you go the way of your brother in your quote unquote retirement. i think we see ken out on the line more or at least