Regional Joint Readiness Center Task Force

Regional Joint Readiness Center Task Force
John Brosky

Judge Brosky's distinguished judicial career spans more than 46 years, beginning in 1956 when he was appointed to the Allegheny County Court. He served on the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas beginning in 1960, serving as Administrative Judge of the Family Division from 1970 until he was elected to the Pennsylvania Superior Court in 1980.

After retiring from the bench at the end of 2002, he joined the law firm of Grogan and Graffam Of Counsel.

Judge Brosky has received numerous awards over the years for his volunteer work in the community, as well as for his judicial service. He received the Distinguished Alumni Award from University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 2004. Judge Brosky is currently working on a major fundraising effort to finance and build a World War II memorial to honor Allegheny County veterans.

Education University of Pittsburgh (A.B., 1942)
University of Pittsburgh School of Law (LL.B., 1949) Bar Admissions Pennsylvania (1950)
U.S. Supreme Court (1969) Bar Associations Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
American Memberships Fellow, Pennsylvania Bar Foundation
Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
Past President, Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges
Board of Visitors, University of Pittsburgh Law School
President, Greater Pittsburgh Guild for the Blind
Past National President, Air Force Association
President, Military Affairs Council of Western Pennsylvania
Co-Chairman, World War II Veterans of Allegheny County Memorial Fund
Awards Vectors/Pittsburgh Richard S. Caliguiri Award (2002)
Dr. Samuel Francis School of Law Award (2002)
Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Horseshoe Pitcher Association
Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Air National Guard (2002)
Pride of Pennsylvania (1995)
Vectors/Pittsburgh Man of the Year in Law and Government (1994)
Kosciuszko Foundation Man of the Year (1991)
George Washington Honor Medal from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge (1990)
St. Thomas More Award (1989)
University of Pittsburgh Varsity Letterman of Distinction
Allegheny County Family Law Award
Vietnam Veterans Leadership Award (2001)
Military Service World War II of the South Pacific Theater Veteran
General, U.S. Air Force
Major General, Pennsylvania Air National Guard