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- Posted October 27, 2010
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Retirement party set for Circuit Court judge
A retirement party for Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Jack McDonald will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at The Reserve, 325 South Eton, in Birmingham.
The festivities will begin at 6 p.m. with dinner scheduled at 7, the program at 8, and dessert at 9, according to organizers of the event. There will be entertainment as an added feature of the party.
Price of the tickets is $100 per person, which includes dinner, gift, and valet parking. To make reservations, send an e-mail to Julie Wardlow at juliewarlow@yahoo.com or call her at (248) 821-0754 by Friday, Oct. 29. Checks should be made payable to Retirement Party for Judge McDonald.
A member of the Circuit Court bench since 1993, Judge Jack McDonald served on the Oakland County Board of Commissioners for seven terms. An alumnus of the Detroit College of Law, McDonald is a former assistant prosecutor in Oakland County.
Published: Wed, Oct 27, 2010
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