Bar salutes longtime members
Curtis B. Danning, 82, a graduate of UCLA's first law school class, received
a proclamation from State Bar President James Herman recognizing his 50 years
of practice.
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He also accepted a 75-year certificate in honor of his older sister, Sarah,
who received a law degree from the University of Southern California in 1923.
Sarah Danning, 100, was a litigator in bankruptcy court and became the first
woman bankruptcy trustee in the United States.
Seven other California attorneys, all but one 100 years old, have worked as
lawyers for 75 years. In addition to Sarah Danning, they are Raymond J. Kirkpatrick,
102, of Long Beach; Samuel Whittier Gardiner, 100, of San Rafael; Raymond M.
Farley, 100, of Oakland; C. Douglas Smith, 100, of Santa Barbara; Cecil Norman
Lavers, 100, of Berkeley; Harvey Mullins Parker, 100 this month, of Pasadena,
and Jack G. Schapiro, 98, of Tarzana.
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