Of Isaac Alexander, Sr. & Sherwin Bloomfield Gilbert Scott; married Elaine Hoffman (52 yrs); graduated Harvard (1952); founded Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau; recognized in The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010)
Info from on-line obituary at www.ruebelfuneralhome.com:
He was a graduate of Little Rock High School (1952); Harvard College (A.B. 1956), where he received the Oak Leaf Cluster for outstanding service to Adams House; and the Law School of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (L.L.B. 1959), where he was Associate Editor of the Arkansas Law Review (1957-1959) and a member of Blue Key.
His professional affiliations include The American Bar Association (Business Law Section); the Arkansas Bar Association (original House of Delegates); the Pulaski County Bar Association (President 1997-98, former Treasurer); Pulaski County Bar Foundation (President (2004-2005); Debtor-Creditor Bar Association of Central Arkansas; Arkansas Bar Foundation, Fellow; American College of Bankruptcy, Fellow. He was a founder and a member of the original Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau. Honors include listing in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Law, The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010), and Mid-South Super Lawyers (Bankruptcy and Creditor/Debtor Rights 2006). He received the Sidney S. McMath Award from the Pulaski County Bar Association in 2004.
His community activities have included The Book Club; Fifty for the Future; Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Urban League of Greater Little Rock (Board of Directors); Chamber Music Society of Little Rock (past President); Liberal Arts Advisory Council of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Harvard Club of Arkansas (past President); Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Board of Directors 2001 - 2006, past President); University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc. (Board of Directors 2001-2006, past President); Downtown Partnership (Board of Directors); Arkansas Business and Education Alliance (Board of Directors).
Info from on-line obituary at www.ruebelfuneralhome.com:
He was a graduate of Little Rock High School (1952); Harvard College (A.B. 1956), where he received the Oak Leaf Cluster for outstanding service to Adams House; and the Law School of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (L.L.B. 1959), where he was Associate Editor of the Arkansas Law Review (1957-1959) and a member of Blue Key.
His professional affiliations include The American Bar Association (Business Law Section); the Arkansas Bar Association (original House of Delegates); the Pulaski County Bar Association (President 1997-98, former Treasurer); Pulaski County Bar Foundation (President (2004-2005); Debtor-Creditor Bar Association of Central Arkansas; Arkansas Bar Foundation, Fellow; American College of Bankruptcy, Fellow. He was a founder and a member of the original Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau. Honors include listing in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Law, The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010), and Mid-South Super Lawyers (Bankruptcy and Creditor/Debtor Rights 2006). He received the Sidney S. McMath Award from the Pulaski County Bar Association in 2004.
His community activities have included The Book Club; Fifty for the Future; Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Urban League of Greater Little Rock (Board of Directors); Chamber Music Society of Little Rock (past President); Liberal Arts Advisory Council of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Harvard Club of Arkansas (past President); Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Board of Directors 2001 - 2006, past President); University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc. (Board of Directors 2001-2006, past President); Downtown Partnership (Board of Directors); Arkansas Business and Education Alliance (Board of Directors).
Of Isaac Alexander, Sr. & Sherwin Bloomfield Gilbert Scott; married Elaine Hoffman (52 yrs); graduated Harvard (1952); founded Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau; recognized in The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010)
Info from on-line obituary at www.ruebelfuneralhome.com:
He was a graduate of Little Rock High School (1952); Harvard College (A.B. 1956), where he received the Oak Leaf Cluster for outstanding service to Adams House; and the Law School of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (L.L.B. 1959), where he was Associate Editor of the Arkansas Law Review (1957-1959) and a member of Blue Key.
His professional affiliations include The American Bar Association (Business Law Section); the Arkansas Bar Association (original House of Delegates); the Pulaski County Bar Association (President 1997-98, former Treasurer); Pulaski County Bar Foundation (President (2004-2005); Debtor-Creditor Bar Association of Central Arkansas; Arkansas Bar Foundation, Fellow; American College of Bankruptcy, Fellow. He was a founder and a member of the original Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau. Honors include listing in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Law, The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010), and Mid-South Super Lawyers (Bankruptcy and Creditor/Debtor Rights 2006). He received the Sidney S. McMath Award from the Pulaski County Bar Association in 2004.
His community activities have included The Book Club; Fifty for the Future; Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Urban League of Greater Little Rock (Board of Directors); Chamber Music Society of Little Rock (past President); Liberal Arts Advisory Council of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Harvard Club of Arkansas (past President); Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Board of Directors 2001 - 2006, past President); University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc. (Board of Directors 2001-2006, past President); Downtown Partnership (Board of Directors); Arkansas Business and Education Alliance (Board of Directors).
Info from on-line obituary at www.ruebelfuneralhome.com:
He was a graduate of Little Rock High School (1952); Harvard College (A.B. 1956), where he received the Oak Leaf Cluster for outstanding service to Adams House; and the Law School of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (L.L.B. 1959), where he was Associate Editor of the Arkansas Law Review (1957-1959) and a member of Blue Key.
His professional affiliations include The American Bar Association (Business Law Section); the Arkansas Bar Association (original House of Delegates); the Pulaski County Bar Association (President 1997-98, former Treasurer); Pulaski County Bar Foundation (President (2004-2005); Debtor-Creditor Bar Association of Central Arkansas; Arkansas Bar Foundation, Fellow; American College of Bankruptcy, Fellow. He was a founder and a member of the original Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Bureau. Honors include listing in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Law, The Best Lawyers in America (1995-2010), and Mid-South Super Lawyers (Bankruptcy and Creditor/Debtor Rights 2006). He received the Sidney S. McMath Award from the Pulaski County Bar Association in 2004.
His community activities have included The Book Club; Fifty for the Future; Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Urban League of Greater Little Rock (Board of Directors); Chamber Music Society of Little Rock (past President); Liberal Arts Advisory Council of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Harvard Club of Arkansas (past President); Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Board of Directors 2001 - 2006, past President); University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc. (Board of Directors 2001-2006, past President); Downtown Partnership (Board of Directors); Arkansas Business and Education Alliance (Board of Directors).
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