To the Editor:
Kenny Pollock of Boca Raton, admitted to the Florida Bar on Nov. 27, 1995, died tragically on July 3 at the age of 49. Those of us who knew Kenny and had the privilege of practicing with him (and against him) will miss him terribly. As a profession of professionals who behave unprofessionally far too often, Kenny was a beacon of professionalism who served as an example to all who knew him how a lawyer can do well by not only doing good but by being good.
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