Marquette Prosecutor Longest Serving in Michigan History The Mining Journal has a feature on Marquette County Prosecutor Gary Walker. Walker's 31 years is the longest tenure since Michigan was made a state in 1837. Walker, who was fascinated by the books (Anatomy of a Murder, Trout Madness) of Michigan Supreme Court justice and writer John Voelker (aka Robert Traver) took a position as assistant prosecutor in 1972 and was made prosecutor in 1974. Walker & Voelker enjoyed a friendship, fly fishing and talking regularly. Read Prosecutor's tenure a record in the Mining Journal More about John D Voelker / Robert Traver from the State of Michigan Related Areas Michigan's Upper Peninsula Articles Business > Lawyers & Legal Services Community Community > Government Community > History & Libraries Five Things You Need to Know about Michigan Media & Internet Media > Newspapers Sports & Recreation Recreation & Sports > Hunting & Fishing More Links Latest Michigan news & stories from Absolute Michigan!   Main Michigan News Page Posted/updated Oct 3, 2005 by Andrew McFarlane (Absolute Michigan) Go Back One Page

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