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Caldwell County honors Judge Robert M. Brady for five decades of service
Summary
The board adopted a resolution recognizing Robert Monroe Brady’s roughly 50 years of legal and judicial service to Caldwell County, including his time as county attorney and a long tenure as district court judge.
The Caldwell County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution honoring Robert Monroe Brady for about 50 years of service in local law and the judiciary.
The resolution, read by County Clerk Abby Rich, traced Brady’s career from a Wake Forest education and private practice to appointment as Caldwell County attorney in 1981 and election as a 25th Judicial District court judge in 1990. The text noted Brady’s work creating local ordinances (animal control, noise control and racetrack regulation), innovations in juvenile justice and the judges‑in‑schools program, and his role in truth‑in‑scheduling practices for family court.
Nut graf: Commissioners said the resolution recognizes long service and contributions to juvenile courts, family law administration and local civic boards; the board also directed that family law court facilities be dedicated in Brady’s name as noted in the resolution.
After the board adopted the resolution by voice vote, Brady addressed commissioners and guests and expressed his appreciation for the recognition.
Ending: The board presented the resolution and invited family members and local judges to join Brady at the front of the room as the commission honored his service.
