Gobbo, who earned his law degree in 1995 from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, was presented with the Ingham County Pro Bono Hall of Fame Award. Your efforts serve as a shining example of our profession's continuing commitment to ensure access to all. The program, organized by MTU School Instructor Kay Lane, Principal Robert Christensen, and the Ionia County Literacy Council staff, encouraged prisoners to send books to their children for Christmas as a step in breaking the cycle of illiteracy. A total of 72 prisoners participated recently in eight workshops. The workshops were provided by the Literacy Council and MTU and focused on stressing the importance of parents reading with their children.
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