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ABA Board of Governors member who died suddenly was a good lawyer but a better person, friends say

Obituaries ABA Board of Governors member who died suddenly was a good lawyer but a better person, friends say Photo of Kevin Curtin by Danny Duran. Kevin Curtin, senior appellate counsel in the Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts and the District 2 representative to the ABA Board of Governors, died suddenly Thursday. “Kevin was a great lawyer,” Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan says. “He was somebody who really valued the profession and contributed to the profession. “But as good a lawyer as he was, he was a better person. If you look at somebody’s life in terms of, were they successful and the criteria is did they make life better for somebody else? There are legions of people who can say, ‘My life was better in some way, personally or professionally, because of Kevin.’ “

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