Michigan lost these notable figures in 2022
Michigan lost philanthropists, judges, civil rights advocates, sports figures, Motown artists and community organizers in 2022.
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Michigan lost philanthropists, judges, civil rights advocates, sports figures, Motown artists and community organizers in 2022.
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Michael Reynolds, 67, was in failing health with heart disease and diabetes, said his wife, Kathleen Schacht Reynolds.
U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn oversaw court cases until he was 95. He was passionate and compassionate, and unapologetically difficult.