Atty. Ralph D. Sherman
130 West Main Street • New Britain, Connecticut 06052
tel. (860) 229-0213 • fax (860) 229-0235 • e-mail atty@ralphdsherman.com
Biographical information [please allow time for photographs to load]
Professional
J.D. (Doctor of Laws), University of Connecticut School of Law, 1991
B.A. English, Magna Cum Laude, Western Connecticut State University 1983
Chairman (and founder), Firearms Law Committee, Connecticut Bar Association, 1995 to 1999 (until the bar association decided that Firearms Law was a politically incorrect topic and banned the committee)
Chairman, Firearms Law Committee of the Connecticut Bar, 1999 to present (not affiliated with the Connecticut Bar Association)
Member, Connecticut State Police Firearms Advisory Council, 2000 to present
Chairman, Gunsafe (www.gunsafe.org), 1998 to present
Admitted to practice in all state, federal, and probate courts in Connecticut
Life member and certified firearms-safety instructor, National Rifle Association of America
Holder of concealed-carry permits issued by Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Maine
Connecticut hunting license since 1989
Staff Sgt. and band conductor, Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard; member since 2002
Personal
Married 24 years to the same wonderful woman.
Above, the two of us at a recent function of the Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard. Below, a portrait with Gov. M. Jodi Rell at her inaugural ball, January 3, 2007.
Two beautiful daughters and one wonderful son.
Below, the 2nd Co. Governor's Foot Guard Band at the 2007 Inaugural Ball for Gov. M. Jodi Rell. Our band provided the ceremonial music at the ball. The band is one of the two official military bands of the State of Connecticut. (I'm holding the baton; seated before me are 20 of my favorite people.)
Other activities: Music, motorcycling on my Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad, bicycling, hunting, shooting, camping, photography, old movies, cooking, badminton, and homeschooling our children.
Left, my hunting buddy Edmund, me, and one slow grouse. Right, a lucky day of salmon fishing in northern Maine.
