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She would sometimes embrace the prosecution and defense as "her favorite lawyers" and tell them how proud she was to preside over a trial with "the best lawyers" in Chicago.

A Lutheran minister's daughter The daughter of a Lutheran minister, Pallmeyer was born while her parents were living in Japan.

She grew up in Minnesota, and when she speaks, her voice resonates with an accent of the upper Midwest.

She once said she decided to attend law school after friends told her it would be a good career for someone who liked to argue as much as she did.

After graduating from the University of Chicago Law School in 1979, she clerked for one year for Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Wahl.

That's when she decided to become a judge, said her husband, Dan McAdams, an author and professor of psychology at Northwestern University.

"In the back of her mind, I think she thought, this was the kind of thing I'd like to do," he said.

Getting there was a little more difficult.

"It's not one of those jobs where you take a particular path.

The stars kind of have to line up for you," McAdams said.

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Nobody knew about it." Perez, who did not see the accident and was told about it by a customer, said he did his best and buried the rooster behind the convenience store, marking the grave with a small cross and red rose.

"It's sad," he said of the rooster.

"This was his land.

He roamed here, so he should be buried here." Dental assistants to George Sanchez DMD, whose office is across from City Hall, were shocked and upset to learn of the rooster's demise.

"We may have to pay our respects," Sue Taylor said.

Linda Schneider said she and others on Sanchez's staff had wondered what happened to the rooster, since it usually greeted employees when they arrived at work.

"He never bothered anyone," Schneider said.

According to Taylor and Schneider, the rooster had lived on Goldstein Street for several years before Hurricane Charley hit in 2004.

They believed it roosted under a house that has since been moved to another location.

"We watched it, and it never tried to cross the street," Schneider said.

"But I think he became very disorientated after the house moved because he didn't know where he lived anymore." The rooster had its brushes with the law.

Taylor and Schneider recalled how Charlotte County Animal Control interviewed residents and business owners about the bird, but no one claimed ownership.

The rooster was able to evade the animal control officers, but could not avoid the Mustang.

You can e-mail Steve Reilly at reilly@sun-herald.com.

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