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The Wisconsin Law Journal honored 26 Unsung Heroes at an event on Thursday at the Grain Exchange in downtown Milwaukee.

If there was ever a person meant to be on the back of a motorcycle, it’s Tony Sanfelipo.

Combining a problem-solving mind with a customer-friendly attitude, Chandru Solraj offers the best of both worlds.

When it comes to administrative rules, Kelly Monaghan is the go-to expert.

Rob Rosenberg has seen his job become more important than ever, as evidenced by the technological upgrades that can be seen in courtrooms throughout the country.

Richard Nixon helped Bill Kohl find a career path.

Kristin Sommer is a master of maneuvering around the unpredictability of both her personal and work life.

Jennifer Meyer is not shy when it comes to acknowledging how much she enjoys her job as a real estate paralegal at Michael Best & Friedrich in Milwaukee.

Jill Bradshaw never realized law firms had libraries until she got a job in one.

Being tabbed as your law firm’s “sunshine of the office” could be a heavy load for many to carry.

Jessica Curns has found a perfect fit as the marketing and media-technology coordinator at Godfrey & Kahn.

For Mary Kay Bradford, it was a simple question from her eighth-grade teacher that changed her life.

Donna Paulsen is comfortable working behind the scenes at Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren, where she specializes in employee-benefit plans.

Tracy Sperl has come a long way from her days of sewing Wrangler jeans in an Oklahoma factory.

Megan Lison can rarely be found doing the exact same thing two days in a row.

When Godfrey & Kahn made the move last spring to its new building on East Michigan Street in downtown Milwaukee, Hope Seegert was at the center of the action.

Erik Nelson credits Sue Sheldon for adding a few more years to his life.

Maria Morales has put in 45 years at her firm, the Milwaukee-based Weiss Berzowski. And 35 of those have been spent as firm administrator.

It’s not easy maintaining one of the most efficient court calendars in the state.

At only 33, Pagette Fischer has earned herself the role of director of marketing and business development at Davis & Kuelthau.

As a lawyer at Quarles & Brady, Leah McNeely has had plenty of opportunities to appreciate the contributions of Kathryn Kirk.

Tammy Raymond has been described as organized, proactive and generous in her work as a legal secretary.

The only thing Kathy Brickl doesn’t do for her firm is practice law.

Jill Wellskopf is used to helping others take center stage.

Kateri Knous never intended to work in the law.

Staci Jensen’s juggling act is not for show.

Rita Heyerholm’s closet must be full of hats, considering how many she wears as a legal assistant at Boardman & Clark in Madison.