William Winship, left, retired partner at Davidson, Dawson & Clark, and Judith Winship, right, retired associate general counsel at Smith Barney.
I’m afraid I have more sad personal news. My father-in-law William Winship died on Friday, 12 days after my mother-in-law Judith.
If Judith represented the changing face of the legal profession—a woman who wanted to be a lawyer her whole life but was discouraged by her parents, then put herself through law school in middle age and got an in-house job on Wall Street—then Bill was a throwback to an earlier, more genteel era.
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