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ADR SERVICES MEDIATION • ARBITRATION • EVALUATION 56 The Advocate • May 2012 JOHN MAGEL 40 years’ experience Litigation & ADR More than 850 mediations jm@elambuke.com Elam & Burke 251 E. Front St., Ste. 300, P.O. Box 1539, Boise, ID 83701 Tel: 208-343-5454 • Fax: 208-384-5844 www.elamburke.com Federal Courts Practitioner Celeste K. Miller Thirty years of extensive civil and criminal litigation practice in federal courts: Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. McDevitt & Miller l l p 420 West Bannock Street | Boise, Idaho 83702 (208) 343-7500 | ck@mcdevitt-miller.com Experienced Receiver Services Community and National Bank Refinances Available Commercial Real Estate Services Include: Stabilization • Management Strategy • Finance • Sales Development/Construction Decisions ARTHUR BERRY & COMPANY Call 208-336-8000 or visit www.arthurberry.com
Judge Dan McDougall 1942 - 2012 Born in Pocatello, Dan moved to Texas and later joined the Peace Corps. He was sent to India in 1965 for a two-year teaching assignment. His next service was an invitation from LBJ to join the Army. Dan arrived in Vietnam in 1967 for a one-year tour of duty. On Valentine’s Day, 1970 he married his wife Jan and recently celebrat- Hon. Dan McDougall ed his 42nd wedding anniversary. He attended the University of Tulsa Law School and returned to military service as a Captain in the JAG branch, achieving the rank of Lt. Colonel. Dan returned to Pocatello to serve Bannock County as the Chief Deputy Prosecutor. In 1981, Dan served the city of Pocatello as the City Attorney and in 1983 was selected to serve the state as a Magistrate Judge for the Sixth District. Judge McDougall was the Juvenile Judge for 10 years and helped create the Juvenile Justice facility for Bannock County, and implemented the Drug Court program. The CASA program was established under Judge McDougall’s leadership and he was honored by the Idaho Supreme Court in 1994 with the prestigious Kramer Award. After 10 years he decided to leave the Juvenile Court and return to the responsibilities of a magistrate judge. In 2004 Judge McDougall retired after 21 years of service. He is survived by his wife, Jan, son Eddy and daughter Cathy. IN MEMORIAM Lawrence G. Smith 1955 - 2012 Lawrence G. Smith died at his home in Boise on March 9. Larry was born in Asheville, NC. After high school he enlisted in the U.S. Army. After his discharge, he attended Boise State University, earning a B.A. in English. He chose Duke Law School to complete his education with a J.D. degree. In 1988, Larry Lawrence G. Smith and his family moved to Boise. After a brief employment with Holland and Hart, Larry worked for the Ada County Public Defender’s Office until the time of his death. Larry is survived by his son Tyler T. Smith, daughter Rebecca Joan Smith Brierley, mother Loyce Smith, close cousins Sara Jones Montgomery and Russell Jones, half brother John Smith and family, three ex-wives, many girlfriends and many who loved him. Christopher Davis Bray 1946 - 2012 Christopher Davis Bray passed on unexpectedly, but free of pain on March 28. In high school, he was named Texas All-State Center in 1964 and attended the University of Texas at Austin on a football scholarship. He graduated with a BA in History and a J.D. from the University of Texas Law School. After moving to Idaho Chris served in the Attorney General’s office from 1974-1978 as Deputy A.G. to the Secretary of State and Department of Health and Welfare. After he finished his work there, he practiced family law, including cases to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Idaho Supreme Court. Known for his compassion, clarity, guidance, and integrity, Chris practiced law out of an abiding commitment to “making the impossible possible” for The Idaho Law Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following tribute donations: In honor of Fred Hoopes from Dwight Baker In memory of John M. Sharp from John Avondet In memory of Rose Silak from Cathy R. Silak and Nicholas G. Miller In memory of Jay Webb from Tim Hopkins In memory of John Barrett, Carl Burke, M. Allyn Dingel, John Hepworth and Jay Webb from an anonymous donor Christopher Davis Bray those in great need with the least amount of acrimony and contention. Chris was also a gentle, strong, and selfless father. His children, Bonnar and Tessa, were never far from his thought, and the family is a loving unit involved together in church, theater, music, politics, traveling the world and working actively on Gail’s successful campaigns for state senate and for the Democratic Party locally and nationally. Chris loved singing with the Boise Philharmonic Master Chorale, being a member of First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boise, and being the #1 fan of anything and everything his children and wife did. The Brays spent many wonderful times at their log cabin on the North Fork of the Boise River, and more recently in McCall, Idaho, where Chris and Gail were always at their most relaxed and joyful. He, Gail, Bonnar, and Tessa welcomed his mother, Christine, into their home in 1994 and cared for her until her passing this past September. The Advocate • May 2012 57
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