May, 2010
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Rep. Gerald Hocker had some special guests including
Ken Farrall, Park Administrator of the DE Seashore State Parks who
gave an update on Holt's Landing State Park. Also attending and
answering questions was Rich Von Stetten of the DE Solid Waste
Authority who answered many questions on the recycling services,
locations, and upcoming changes with the passage of the new state
legislation. It was great to see many new faces attend the
"Coffee". |
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State Rep. Gerald Hocker (far left) shares a light-hearted moment with Gov. Jack Markell (far right) following the signing of legislation making the "strawberry" the official state fruit of Delaware. Rep. Hocker, whose district is partially agricultural, was the lead sponsor of HB 203.
In photo (from left): State Rep. Gerald Hocker, Miss Delaware 2009 Heather Lehman, State Rep. John Atkins, strawberry grower Ellen Magee of Magee Farms near Selbyville, State Rep. Biff Lee, and Gov. Jack Markell.
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Rep.
Hocker presenting a Certificate of Congratulations from the House of
Representatives on the opening of the new Fenwick Wine Cellars in
West Fenwick Island. Pictured are Rep. Hocker, Adrian Mobilia
(owner) along with his father who operates their family winery in
Pennsylvania. |
Rep.
Hocker presented a Certificate of Congratulations from the House of
Representatives to Seaside Country Store owners, Steve & Amy
Vickers, who are now in their 41st year of business in Fenwick
Island. The store has become a landmark in the town over the
years. Pictured are Steve Vickers, Rep. Hocker, & Amy Vickers. |