09/01/2026
Today, we celebrate Louise Larkin as she retires after 10 years of dedicated service to the people of District 42. Louise has been so much more than a familiar face in our district office. She has been a trusted guide, a patient problem-solver, and a steady source of support for countless constituents. So many of our seniors relied on her careful guidance, knowing she would listen, take their concerns seriously and help them navigate whatever challenge brought them through our doors.
A longtime district resident herself, Louise cared deeply about this community and the people who call it home. She served our district for many years alongside former state Rep. Dan Miller, now Judge Miller, and when I took office, she helped me establish our new team, understand the rhythms of life as a state representative and continue providing the dedicated constituent services our neighbors deserve. Louise also poured herself into the Disability and Mental Health Summit year after year, helping create not just an important community event and resource, but a place where people felt welcomed, supported, and connected.
Louise cared deeply, worked tirelessly, and created community wherever she went. I am grateful for everything she has done for me, our office, and the residents of District 42. Please join me in thanking Louise for 10 remarkable years of service and wishing her every happiness in retirement. We will miss her and wish her the very best in this new chapter!
(Pictured here with friends, coworkers, and former colleagues at The Saloon in Mt. Lebanon this past Friday night.)
