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Dave Aronberg Named 2026 John C. Randolph Award Recipient by Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians & Jews
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PALM BEACH, Fla. - Washingtoner -- The Palm Beach Fellowship of Christians & Jews has named Dave Aronberg as the 2026 John C. Randolph Award Recipient. This honor recognizes Aronberg's distinguished legal career, his steadfast commitment to justice, and his dedication to fostering community unity.

The award will be presented tonight at the Fellowship's annual dinner, themed "What Gives Us Hope in a Divided World." The event begins with a 6:30 PM cocktail reception followed by the dinner and program at the Beach Club on Palm Beach.

The John C. Randolph Award honors individuals who embody the Fellowship's mission: promoting understanding and respect among all religions and cultures while actively addressing intolerance and discrimination.

A Legacy of Public Service

Aronberg has built a reputation as a principled leader throughout Florida. After serving 8 years as a State Senator, where he championed bipartisan legislation to protect public safety, he was elected State Attorney for Palm Beach County. For 12 years, Aronberg led one of the state's largest prosecutorial offices with a focus on integrity and accountability. Key hallmarks of his tenure included:
  • Combating public corruption and restoring trust in government.
  • Leading the fight against the opioid crisis and "sober home" fraud.
  • Expanding rehabilitation-focused diversion and specialty court programs.

"Dave Aronberg's career reflects courage, integrity, and an unwavering belief in justice," said Sherri Gilbert, Executive Director of the Fellowship. "In a time of division, his leadership reminds us that fairness and compassion remain the cornerstones of a healthy community."

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New Chapter in Private Practice

Following his years of public service, Aronberg founded Dave Aronberg Law, P.A., where he serves as Managing Partner. The boutique firm utilizes a team of former prosecutors and seasoned litigators to provide expert counsel in civil and criminal litigation, internal investigations, and behavioral healthcare law. Aronberg continues to apply the same dedication to fairness and accountability to his private practice that defined his time in public office.

The event is hosted by Zelda Mason and Grier Pressly, bringing together civic leaders, clergy, and philanthropists united in building bridges across Palm Beach County.

For more information, please contact (561) 833-6150 or visit www.palmbeachfellowship.net.

Source: Dave Aronberg Law

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