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References
- ↑ House Resolution 357 (2012): A resolution of tribute for the Honorable Paul E. Opsommer
- ↑ 158 Cong Rec. E1913: A Tribute to Michigan State Representative Paul Opsommer
- ↑ 2011–12 Michigan Manual: State Representative Paul E. Opsommer
- ↑ MIRS News (September 8, 2006): Opsommer Going On Experience
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