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Judge Soukup’s Obituary, A Pioneer In The CASA/GAL Movement

In the wake of Judge David W. Soukup’s passing, we reflect upon a life dedicated to justice, advocacy, and the well-being of children. As the founder of the court-appointed special advocate/volunteer guardian ad litem (CASA/GAL) movement, Judge Soukup has left an indelible mark on the legal landscape, championing the rights of vulnerable children for over four decades.

Judge Soukup’s vision and leadership have been instrumental in shaping the CASA/GAL mission,

influencing positive change at the local, state, and national levels. His unwavering commitment to the cause has touched countless lives, ensuring that every child has a voice in the legal system.

We are extraordinarily grateful for Judge Soukup’s tireless efforts, which have not only transformed the lives of countless children but have also inspired a generation of advocates to continue his important work. His legacy will endure through the dedicated individuals and organizations he has inspired to carry the torch forward.

As we celebrate Judge Soukup’s incredible work, we extend our deepest sympathies to his family and all who had the privilege of crossing paths with him.

His impact on the CASA/GAL movement will be remembered with gratitude and reverence, and we look forward to honoring his memory by continuing the fight for the rights and well-being of the most vulnerable among us.

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