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Celebrating Black History! – Barack Obama

February 22, 2022 in News

In honor of National Black History Month, The Elder Law Center of Kirson & Fuller is proud to feature African Americans that have impacted the nation through jurisprudence.  Born in Hawaii in 1961, most notable as the first African-American president of the United States, Barack Obama earned his undergraduate degree […]

Happy Presidents Day!

February 21, 2022 in News

Presidents Day, observed every third Monday in February is a federal holiday honoring the birthdates of United States Presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Initially, the holiday was called Washington’s (Birthday) Day; in admiration of the commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and the first president of […]

Celebrating Black History Month – Barbara Jordan

February 15, 2022 in News

In honor of National Black History Month, The Elder Law Center of Kirson & Fuller is proud to feature African Americans that have impacted the nation through jurisprudence.  Barbara Jordan was born in Texas in 1936 and attended Texas Southern University. After graduating from Boston University School of Law in […]

Happy Valentine’s Day!

February 14, 2022 in News

Valentine’s Day, also called St. Valentine’s Day, is a global holiday celebrating love every 14th day of February. Whether the love is between a husband and wife or two best friends, Valentines Day is a time of expressing one’s sentiment among relatives and comrades. With the true origins of the […]

Celebrating Black History Month – Fred Gray

February 8, 2022 in News

In honor of National Black History Month, The Elder Law Center of Kirson & Fuller is proud to feature African Americans that have impacted the nation through jurisprudence.  As colleague and attorney for Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Fred Gray was extremely active in the civil rights movement. Gray […]

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