Odom's supporters held a retirement celebration in Baton Rouge in his honor on November 29, 2007. Interested persons were urged to contribute to the "Bob Odom Retirement Fund." Odom had a campaign debt at the time of approximately $125,000.[16] Conservative radio talk show host [[Moon Griffon]], then of Monroe and later [[Lafayette]], told listeners on November 21, 2007, that Odom will receive a retirement check of some $85,000 per year from the State of Louisiana.[17] | Odom's supporters held a retirement celebration in Baton Rouge in his honor on November 29, 2007. Interested persons were urged to contribute to the "Bob Odom Retirement Fund." Odom had a campaign debt at the time of approximately $125,000.[16] Conservative radio talk show host [[Moon Griffon]], then of Monroe and later [[Lafayette]], told listeners on November 21, 2007, that Odom will receive a retirement check of some $85,000 per year from the State of Louisiana.[17] |