The House concurrent resolution congratulates McNeil & Reedy, a mens clothing retailer in Rutland City, on its 70 years of operation. Founded on April 16, 1956, by James F. McNeil and George Reedy, the store began as a seller of high-quality mens suits and has since evolved into a full-service mens clothing store, becoming the largest provider of suit and tuxedo rentals in Vermont. The store has successfully navigated changes in the retail landscape, including the rise of suburban malls and online shopping, thanks to its commitment to expert tailoring and personalized customer service.

The resolution highlights the legacy of the McNeil family, with James McNeil's twin sons and now his grandson, Casey McNeil, continuing the business. Under Casey's leadership, the store has undergone redesigns, expanded its tailoring department, and introduced new product lines, ensuring its relevance in the modern retail environment. The General Assembly expresses its appreciation for McNeil & Reedy's contributions to the community and directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the store.