past member of the board of trustees of Our Lady of the Wayside, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs of the mentally and physically challenged where his brother, John, lived for 10 years until he died in 2011. Justice O'Donnell was honored by every school and university he attended: St. Edward High School presented him with its Alumnus of the Year Award in 2005, Kent State University recognized him as an outstanding graduate of the College of Arts & Sciences, and Cleveland State University awarded him its Distinguished Alumni Award. In addition, the University of Akron School of Law conferred an honorary doctor of law degree when he presented the commencement address in 2005. He was named Person of the Year by the Mayo Society of Greater Cleveland in 2015, was the 2006 recipient of the Jurisprudence Award from the American ORT Cleveland Chapter, and he became a member of the 2011 Irish Legal 100, a group of prominent Irish lawyers and judges selected from across the United States. Justice O'Donnell resides in Rocky River with his wife, Mary Beth. The couple has four adult children—Terrence, Michael, Colleen, and Nora, and eight grandchildren, Terrence, Charlie, Claire, Emmett, Kevin, Molly, Maggie, and Andrew. Justice O’Donnell's term on the Supreme Court ended on Dec. 31, 2018, due to Ohio's mandatory age limits for judges. Personal life He and his wife Mary Beth reside in Rocky River, Ohio, and have four children: Terrence, Michael, Colleen and Nora. See also List of justices of the Ohio Supreme Court Election Results, Ohio Supreme Court List of Ohio politicians References Cleveland–Marshall College of Law alumni Justices of the Ohio Supreme Court St. Edward High School (Lakewood, Ohio) alumni 1940s births Living people Ohio state court judges Judges of the Ohio District Courts of Appeals Kent State University alumni People from Lakewood, Ohio Ohio Republicans 21st-century American judges