ONEIDA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION oye Ban 3S Ss Pye o gi” SEAL 2 eee 5 oe Oy ySS Ta Tina To Tian Felt sin Cciobar 206 Snyder Family Admitted to the Supreme Court Reprinted from the Observer Dispatch ‘Nine members of the same Snyder family were admitted to United States Supreme Court Practice on October 16, 2006. The Snyders had enough people out to the Supreme Court on that day to field a baseball team. But the nine, lawyers all, realized a legal dream team vision of being admitted to practice law there. Chief Justice John Roberts had just one question. “Nobody wanted to be a doctor?” Roberts asked, 10 laughter, after the names of the nine members of the Snyder family were read aloud during the regular Monday ‘morning session of the court. Donald J. and Mary Theresa Snyder said they had an inkling their children as youngsters had what it took to become attorneys. When one of the kids would get in trouble with mom and dad, the siblings would jump to the defense of the one facing punishment. “They advocated for themselves,” Donald Snyder said in a brief interview after the justices admitted the family, making all nine eligible to argue cases in the Supreme Court, Following the ceremony, the family patriarch said it was “always a dream that we would all be admitted together.” ‘The parents became lawyers in 1966 after graduating from Albany Law School at Union University. Aseach child was bom, Snyder put off seeking admission to the Supreme Court bar a little longer, wanting to see whether the children would follow in his footsteps. Recently, daughter Elizabeth rounded up all the documents needed to support the family members’ applications to the high court, no small chore. Other members of the Snyder family who joined the United States Supreme Court bar: daughter Graceanne Snyder and her husband, Patrick Quinn; daughter Mary Snyder Radel and her husband, Patrick Radel: son John; and Donald Synder’s brother, Gerard. Fight of the nine Snyder attorneys are members of the Oneida County Bar Association —_—_ - Oneida County Bar Association 2006 Holiday Party Save the Datel! Thursday, December 7, 2006,Fort Schuyler Club, 5:30 - 8:30 P.M. You are invited! Join your fellow Lawyers, Judges, Court Personnel, Spouses, and Friends at the 2006 Holiday Party. ired by: Lawrence W. Golden, Esq. Gourmet Hors D’ocuvres and Carving Stations — Pull Cash Bar AA festive, filling and fin affair. All for $25 per person. Send or call in your reservations to the Bar Association OfficePage 2 Do you have clients that want to stay in their own homes? We can help! FAMILY HOME CARE, INC. 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Mauro, Esq. at (315) 793-8807). Once adopted and thereafter refurbished, the portraits will be displayed on the walls of the Oneida ‘County Courthouse, recognizing thereunder the name of the individual or law firm that adopted the portrait Due to the limited number of portraits, the selection will be offered on a first come, first serve basis, in the order by which facsimiles are received from those who are interested in adopting. If you or your law firm is interested in adopting a portrait, please contact Ricardo J. Mauro, Esq., via facsimile at (325) 797-3136. Colby Attorneys Service Co. 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PARALEGAL/LEGAL SECRETARY seeking full- {ime position to obtain experience with local law office. Resume on file at the Bar Association or you may call Janice Willis-Elliott at 797-1524 LOOKING FOR THE ORIGINAL WILL of Robert Groben, deceased, who resided at | McBride Street, Clinton, New York. Please contact Greg Hamlin at Keman and Kerman, P.C, (315) 797-8300 with any information you may have. NEW ADDRESS: Attorney Stewart D. Pratt, has relocated to: 1310 Utica Street, Oriskany, NY 13424 Tel: 735-2272, Fax: 735-0831. ONEIDA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION has a new Email address: diane@oneidacountybar.com 1900 BAR ASSOCIATION COMPOSITE reprints available. In 1900 the Oneida County Bar Association prepared a composite of photographs of member attorneys and judges. Reprints are $75.00 each. 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