John Reuter:  

CLASS OF 1968
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Russell High SchoolClass of 1968
East point, GA
Dekalb CollegeClass of 1983
Clarkston, GA
Atlanta Law SchoolClass of 1979
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA

John's Story

Life John E. Reuter received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Urban Government and Administration from Georgia State University in 1972. Mr. Reuter became a member in good standing in the Georgia Bar Association in 1979 after graduating from Atlanta Law School as a Herschel E. Cole Honor Graduate. While attending law school during the evenings, John worked full time during the day as a mail clerk and messenger for a large prestige law firm located at downtown five-points in Atlanta. Mr. Reuter practiced law solo for two years in Clarkston, Georgia before returning to school to pursue an Associate Degree in the new and rapidly growing field of electronic engineering technology. Upon graduation in 1983 with High Honors, John spent the next 21 years building a successful engineering career in information technology as a telecommunications and electronic technician for a southeastern regional bank and two Georgia universities, a systems analyst for a southeastern electric utility information services company, a network engineer and a network manager for a Georgia international credit card processor and a major Georgia health care information processing company. In August of 2003, Mr. Reuter left the field of information technology and reentered the legal field as a solo practitioner in Cumming, Forsyth County, GA. Mr. Reuter was a volunteer on one of the Forsyth County Juvenile Court Citizens Review Panels and received intensive Panel Member and Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) training to effectively participate as a pan...Expand for more
elist. With other volunteer members Mr. Reuter reviewed Juvenile Court cases of abuse and neglect and submitted recommendations to the Juvenile Court Judges. In addition to misdemeanor criminal defense, protective orders, legitimation petitions, unemployment claims, juvenile defender and juvenile guardian ad litem representation, Mr. Reuter specialized in adoption law and procedure, participating in a variety of activities, programs and training that provided in-depth legal and ethical expertise, including valuable contacts with other professionals working in the general area of adoptions and child advocacy. Mr. Reuter was elected in the summer of 2007 to serve as a director on the board of the Georgia Association of Counsel for Children, a non-profit professional membership organization dedicated to improving the legal representation of children and whose mission is to improve the lives of children and families through legal advocacy, training and education. Mr. Reuter grew up and attended high school in East Point, Georgia and was actively engaged in local government and politics during the late 80s and early 90s, having run unsuccessfully city-wide for councilman after serving on the Business and Industrial Development Authority, the Cable Commission and the Recycling Committee. Mr. Reuter and his spouse Patricia moved to Cumming in 1996. They have two grown daughters, two granddaughters and three grandsons. They enjoyed boating on Lake Lanier. for some 34 years. Now in retirement, they spend their time travelling.
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John Russell HS 1968 Football
I felt the same then; and I feel the same now. Mine was a minority view then, and now. Time vindicated me then, as I expect it will again, assuming I live long enough to exercise hindsight.
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Three of my kind. 🥰 Unexpected surprise for me this afternoon. Took us to an early dinner. Daughter Crystal Michelle, granddaughter Lillian Grace and my lovely wife Patricia Morgan Reuter.  God bless. O Happy Day 😘🎼🎶🎹
Trump said this way back when. And he caught hell for saying so.  Let's see now. Who was president when that Communist Chinese Party GIANT METAL "BALLOON" just floated far into the interior and was later escorted out withou
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My younger daughter Crystal Michelle. I love her so much. 🥰
Debbie Temple Couldn't resist tagging you. 🤔hmmm now where are those two ner'do'wells?
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Bless her heart.💲 🤑 💲
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Updated temperature map - The temperature map of the Earth’s interior was updated thanks to the findings from the Kola Superdeep Borehole. Now geologists have more realistic data to rely on when it comes to the Earth’s temp
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The United States has become the world’s ATM.  Any war or crisis that might break out somewhere on the planet automatically triggers the USA to begin spitting out as much money as necessary to deal with the problem. Other c
Cool.
A man carrying the body of a Palestinian child killed during Israel’s shelling of Gaza on Oct. 17, 2023. (Fars Media Corporation, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0)
Residents wait in line to receive food aid distributed in the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus, Syria, on Jan. 31, 2014. (United Nations Relief and Works Agency via Getty Images)
Anti-defamation League says that, “There is plenty of room for legitimate criticism of Israeli government policies and actions without resorting to classic anti-Semitic stereotypes.” (I'd say if the shoe fits, wear it}.
What worked for the goose will work for the gander.
Close enough.
Me with my youngest brother Danny this past summer. I'm better looking; he's funnier. Yeah right. If I can find some pics when he was in his teens nobody knew he was Elvis. - Waylon Jennings
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