- Posted August 19, 2016
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The Washtenaw County Bar Association held its 24th annual Golf Scramble on Aug. 5 at Lake Forest Golf Club in Ann Arbor.
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The winning team: (l-r) Reid Mccarthy, Hon. John Hohman, presenter Marsha Kraycir, and John Owdziej. Not pictured: Tom Demetriou.
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Joe Michaels sinks a long putt to the delight of teammates James Tuttle (left), and Nick Roumel.
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Noah Hurwitz (left), Tom Bourque, and Lauren Evers (winner of Women Closest to Pin) chat before the shotgun start.
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Lake Forest Director of Instruction Doug White congratulates Dan Tai, winner of a putting contest held during a golf clinic.
Photos by Frank Weir
Jackson legal personnel enjoyed a golf outing and picnic on Aug. 4 at Lakeland Hills Golf Course in Jackson. The event was co-sponsored by the Jackson County Bar Association and NALS.
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(l-r) Eric Luoma and12th District Court Judge Darryl Mazur.
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(l-r) Sue Vogt, coordinator of the Jackson County Victims Rights Unit; Cierra Sowle, Chief of Administrative Services at Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office; assistant prosecutors Jake Dickerson (president of the Jackson County Bar Association) and Matthew Way.
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Jackson attorneys Brendon Beer, Eric Kyser, Terry Klaasen and Kurt Parker.
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Meg Smith, law clerk for circuit Judge Thomas D. Wilson; Eric Zimny, managing attorney at Legal Services of South Central Michigan (LSSCM); her guest, Greg Ludwick, and attorney Michael Hill from LSSCM.
Photos by Mary Steinmetz
Published: Fri, Aug 19, 2016
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