To the Editor:
The people of Livonia and Southeast Michigan have lost a true friend with the passing of Judge Robert Brzezinski.
As a practicing attorney for 37 years, it was my privilege to appear in front of him a half-dozen times every year, for more than two decades. Judge Brzezinski was always professional and congenial. He conducted himself with the highest degree of intelligence and sensitivity.
Bob Brzezinski should serve as an inspiration to all of us, a pillar of integrity. Truly this man was a “Prince of the District Court.” I will miss this man because it was such an honor to practice law before him. Judge Robert Brzezinski reminds me of the saying, “To live with honor, is to live forever.”
John C. Stewart
Plymouth
- Posted September 06, 2013
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