JUNE CRICHTON
I stand in awe of a person such as yourself who despite the limitations such, something like this has laid on you, that you have still, in the spirit of true womanhood, moved forward with your life, qualified to become a teacher and still want to continue further and, at the same time, are concerned that other children have the opportunity that you have had.  I thank you for your courage for coming here.  I thank you for your tears too, because it helps us to remember just what pain people went through for absolutely no reason at all.  So we thank you and ask you now to step down.  Thank you.  Thank you Madam Chair.