Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. letter to Louis L. Goldstein, November 9, 1995

ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR. 20 District, Maryland BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Congress of tfje ©ntfrt States $ousr of iRtpreScntatrties ©HaSfHngfon, 2)C 20515-2002 November 9, 1995 The Honorable Louis L. Goldstein Comptroller, State of Maryland State House Annapolis, Maryland 21401 Dear Comptroller Goldstein: Please accept my sincere kudos and congratulations upon being selected as the honoree at this year’s German Society dinner. You should take pride in this most recent achievement, the latest in a long and distinguished career unmatched by anyone else in Maryland’s political history. Your lifelong and tireless devotion to public service— first in the state legislator, then as Maryland’s popular and venerable comptroller— has set a standard to which the rest of us will long adhere. Serving as Maryland’s comptroller has not been your job— but your life. For this you have rightfully earned the affection and respect of all your fellow Marylanders. As an American of German descent I take great personal pride in your rich history of accomplishment. May you continue to enjoy similar honors long into the future. With best wishes, Sincerely, Robert L. Bmdg 5r. Member of Congress