John C. Keegan

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We the people of the State of Arizona, grateful to Almighty God for our liberties, do ordain this Constitution. [31]

In 2012 Keegan was inducted by Governor Jan Brewer into the Arizona Veteran's Hall of Fame [32] which "recognizes and honors Arizona veterans who have honorably served their country through military service and who have continued to serve and inspire their fellow citizens with deeds and accomplishments throughout their lifetime." [33]

John Keegan is married to Lisa Graham Keegan, and they have five children. [3]

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John Charles Keegan
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Judge of Arizona Justice Court (retired)
In office
2007 - 2010