1956
Born in Hartford, Connecticut to Arthur Ellsworth Webster, Jr. and Carrie Mabel Webster.
1978
Graduates summa cum laude from Bradley University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts.
1978
Receives the Order of Lincoln from the State of Illinois and the Nyaradi Memorial Fellowship from the Bradley University Institute of International Studies.
1981
Receives a law fellowship from Georgetown University Law Center.
1982
Receives a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Georgetown University.
1982
Is admitted to practice in the state of Connecticut and becomes an associate at Halloran, Sage, Phelan & Hagarty in Hartford, Connecticut.
1982
Receives the Beaudry Cup fellowship.
1983
Is admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut.
1986
Becomes an assistant attorney general in the Office of the Attorney General for the State of Connecticut.
1987
Works as a lecturer on complex medical treatment decisions and HIV/AIDS laws and policy.
1989
Joins the faculty of the Department of Children and Families Child Welfare Training Academy.
1992
Authors “Child Protection in Connecticut Courts.”
1996
Authors “The Art of the Deal: A Common Sense Approach to Settlement of Child Protection Cases.”
1997
Authors “For the Sake of a Child’s Safety: The Law of Emergency Removal Proceedings.”
1998
Becomes an adjunct professor of law at the University of Connecticut.
2005
Serves as president of the Cromwell Hillside Cemetery Association.
2017
Becomes a member of the board of directors of True Colors Inc.