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Honorary alumnus Paul Casey passed away November 12, 2019, at the age of 91. Paul spent his life supporting education, first as a teacher and later as a philanthropist. He established generous scholarships in business law and public interest law in 2004 in honor of his father, Henry J. Casey. The scholarships reflect Henry J. Casey’s vision of education, which involved not only intellectual enrichment but also attention to integrity and character, as well as a commitment to public service. More than 60 Casey Scholarships have been awarded to law students to date. Paul received the Distinguished Honorary Graduate Award in 2007 and was awarded an honorary Juris Doctor degree by Lewis & Clark in May 2019.

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