Frank A. Picard

Background

Picard, Frank A. was born on October 19, 1889 in Saginaw, Michigan, United States. Son of Alfred and Zepherine (Lagault) Picard.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, University of Michigan, 1912.

Career

Admitted to Michigan bar, 1912. Assistant prosecuting attorney, Saginaw County, 1913. Private practice of law, since 1913.

Member firm Naegely, Picard and Hopkins, 1920-1921, Purcell and Picard, 1924-1929, Picard and Heilman, 1934-1939.

City attorney, Saginaw, 1924-1928. Candidate United States Senate, 1934.

United States judge Eastern District, Michigan, since 1939. Vice president Means Stamp Company.

Director Saginaw Lumber Company.

Achievements

• Frank A. Picard has been listed as a reputable judge. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as captain 338th Infantry, American Expeditionary Force (France). 1917-1919; Member Saginaw Community Concert Association (president 1933-1934), Michigan Bar Association, Saginaw County Bar Association (president 1935), University of Michigan Alumni Association, Saginaw High School Alumni Association (president 1914), Catholic Federation of Parishes (president 1916), Alpha Omega, Sigma Delta Chi, Gamma Eta Gamma. Clubs: Kiwanis of Saginaw (president 1924.

Connections

Married Ruth Caroline Doersam, June 8, 1921. Children: Frank A. II, Ruth Mary (Campbell), Patricia Eve (Burbott), John Alfred.

Father:

Alfred Picard

Mother:

Zepherine (Lagault) Picard

Spouse:

Ruth Caroline Doersam

child:

Patricia Eve Picard (Burbott)

child:

John Alfred Picard

child:

Frank A. II Picard

child:

Ruth Mary Picard (Campbell)