Background

Herrick, Philip Field was born on April 18, 1909 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Samuel and Fanny (Field) Herrick.

Education

Son of Samuel and Fanny (Field) H.;m. Eleanor Collbran, April 22, 1939. Bachelor of Laws, George Washington University, 1933, Master of Laws, 1936.

Career

Bar: District of Columbia, 1932, Virginia, 1937, P.R., 1940. Lecturer lawGeorge Washington University, Washington., 1948-1973. United State Attorneys for P.R., 1942-1948.

Member Appeal Board Office Contract Settlement, 1948-1952. Member United States District Court Justices Committee on Admissions and Grievances, 1970-1977. Senior partner Herrick, Allen & Glassman, Washington, 1952.

Adjunct Professor law George Washington University, 1986. President, Belle Haven Citizens Association, Alexandria, Virginia, 1960-1961.

Achievements

• Bar: District of Columbia 1932, Virginia 1937, Puerto Rico 1940.

Politics

The separation of church and state has guaranteed the diversity of religious expressions and the freedom to worship God according to each person’s conscience. However, separation of church and state permit interaction.

Views

The purpose of every individual is to develop a dynamic, intricate, and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ.

Membership

Member American College Trial Lawyers, American Bar Association, Bar Association District of Columbia, Interam. Bar Association (member of council) The Barristers, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Order of the Coif. Clubs: University, Good-let Racquet, Belle Haven Country (president 1967-1968).

Connections

Married Eleanor Collbran Herrick, April 22, 1939. Children: Philip F., Christine H., Sue H.

father:

Samuel Herrick

mother:

Fanny (Field) Herrick

spouse:

Eleanor Collbran Herrick

child:

Philip F. Herrick

child:

Christine H. Herrick

child:

Sue H. Herrick