FELLOWS DINNER & INDUCTION CEREMONY January 20, 2011

Williamsburg Lodge and Convention Center

Welcome Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Chair, Fellows Committee

David P. Bobzien President, Law Foundation

Invocation Douglas P. Rucker, Jr.

Dinner

Induction of the 2011 Class of Fellows Stanley G. Barr, Jr.

Speaker Introduction Stanley G. Barr, Jr.

“Three Justices from Virginia" James B. O’Hara Trustee, Supreme Court Historical Society

Adjourn

FELLOWS OF THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION

The Virginia Law Foundation Fellows program was created in 1983 by the Board of Directors to encourage and recognize excellence in the practice of law and public service and to support the programs and objectives of the Foundation. The Foundation’s by-laws state that Fellows shall be “persons of integrity and character who have maintained and upheld the highest standards of their profession and who shall be deemed outstanding in their profession and in their community.” The ongoing membership of the Fellows is comprised of outstanding lawyers, law professors, and retired members of the judiciary who are nominated by the Fellows Committee and elected by the Foundation Board. New Fellows are recognized at a yearly induction ceremony held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of The Virginia Bar Association, and selection of the Fellows is publicized by the Virginia Law Foundation as a professional honor.

The Fellows Committee is the administrative body of the Fellows. The organization currently sponsors a Mentor Program to utilize the talents of its membership. The Fellows mentors strive to serve the profession by assisting any active Virginia State Bar member in practice fewer than three years who requests participation in the Mentor Program.

Fellows are strongly encouraged to make annual donations to the Foundation to support projects of the Foundation that promote the rule of law, access to justice, and law related education.

THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David P. Bobzien, President Frank A. Thomas, III, President-Elect Manuel A. Capsalis, Vice-President Whittington W. Clement, Immediate Past President Guy K. Tower, Secretary Karen A. Gould, Treasurer E. Ford Stephens, CLE Chairman Stanley G. Barr, Jr., Fellows Committee Chair Barbara Ann Williams, Fellows Committee Appointee Honorable Paul F. Sheridan, Fellows Committee Appointee

And James L. Banks, Jr. Kathy Mays Coleman John D. Epps Jeffrey H. Gray Angelica D. Light James V. Meath Monica Taylor Monday F. Anderson Morse John M. Oakey, Jr. G. Michael Pace, Jr. Anthony F. Troy J. Page Williams

The Fellows Committee

Stanley G. Barr, Jr., Chair Nancy N. “Newnie” Rogers Edward L. Chambers, Jr. George W. Shanks Karen A. Gould Hon. Paul F. Sheridan Hon. Marilynn C. Goss Hon. Diane M. Strickland C. Kailani Memmer Guy K. Tower Thomas C. Palmer, Jr. Elizabeth D. Whiting Anita O. Poston Barbara Ann Williams

THE 2011 CLASS OF FELLOWS

Thomas L. Appler (McLean) Edward D. Barnes (Richmond) James P. Cox, III (Charlottesville) Roy V. Creasy (Roanoke) John D. Epps (Richmond) Cheshire I’Anson Eveleigh (Virginia Beach) Lelia Baum Hopper (Richmond) Jon D. Huddleston (Leesburg) David W. Lannetti (Norfolk) R. Peyton Mahaffey (Fairfax) Brian R. Marron (Richmond)

Charles V. McPhillips (Norfolk) Monica T. Monday (Roanoke) Clinton S. Morse (Roanoke) Matthew B. Murray (Charlottesville) Stephen D. Rosenthal (Richmond) William L. Schmidt (Fairfax) E. Ford Stephens (Richmond) Ann K. Sullivan (Norfolk) Edward L. Weiner (Fairfax) Carolyn A. White (Midlothian)

THOMAS L. APPLER Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker, LLP (McLean)

Personal: Born in , DC; spouse: Nancy Babb Appler; daughter: Alexandra.

Education: B.A., Princeton University (1965); J.D., University School of Law (1968).

Military Service: United States Army Reserve.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1968). Currently of Counsel with Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker, LLP, is concentrating in civil litigation.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Bar Council (1985-1991); past-Chair, Committee on Lawyer Malpractice Insurance; faculty member, Mandatory Course on Professionalism. The Virginia Bar Association: Boyd-Graves Conference, Chair (2005-2007); Member, Steering Committee (2005-present); Chair, Membership Committee (2005-present); former member, Board of Directors, Young Lawyers Section; former Chair, Federal Judgeship Committee, Eastern District. President, Fairfax Bar Association (1985); member, Standing Committee on Lawyers’ Professional Liability, American Bar Association (2005-2008).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers.

EDWARD D. BARNES Barnes & Diehl, PC (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Frankfort, KY; spouse: Joan Barnes; children: Stefan, Elena and Jessica.

Education: B.A., East Carolina University (1966); J.D., University of Richmond School of Law (1972).

Military Service: First Lieutenant, United States Army Corps of Engineers (1966-1969).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1972); United States District Court, Eastern District of Virginia (1972); Supreme Court of Virginia (1971); United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit (1972); The United States Supreme Court (1974). Currently a partner and shareholder with Barnes & Diehl, PC, concentrating in Family Law. Served as law clerk to the Honorable Harry L. Carrico, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia (1971-1972) and as adjunct faculty, University of Richmond School of Law (1978- 1979).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: recipient, Lifetime Achievement Award, Family Law Section (2008); member, Family Law Section (2006); Chairman, Board of Governors, Family Law Section (2004). Virginia Bar Association: member, Family Law Section (2006); member, Law Practice Management Division (2006); member, Committee, Special Issues (2000). Member, Family Law Section, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association; President, Chesterfield/Colonial Heights Bar Association (1998-1999); President, Metro Richmond Family Law Bar Association (1998-1999); Chairman, The City of Richmond Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section (1978)

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Chairman, National Center for Family Law, University of Richmond School of Law; President-Elect, Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (2009); Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; Fellow, International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; member, Board of Managers, Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (2001-2004); member, MENSA Society; Chairman, National Center for Family Law (2008); liaison, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers to Supreme Court of Virginia Committee to Implement a Virginia Family Court (2005).

JAMES P. COX, III Michie, Hamlet, Lowry, Rasmussen & Tweel, PLLC (Charlottesville)

Personal: Born in Richmond, VA; spouse: Kara O’Brien Cox; children: Ryan and Caroline.

Education: B.A. Duke University (1980); J.D., University of Virginia Law School (1983).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1983); Currently a partner at Michie, Hamlet, Lowry, Rasumussen & Tweel, PLLC, concentrating in the areas of estate planning, estate administration, estate litigation and real estate (1983–present).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Chairman; Wills Trust & Estate Section (2009-2011); vice-chairman (2007-2009); secretary (2005-2011); member, Legislative Committee; Wills Trust & Estate Section; member, Real Estate Section (Chairman 1995–present); member, Virginia CLE (2002–Present); member, Charlottesville- Albemarle Bar Association (1983–present), President (June 2009– June 2010); Coordinator, Rule of Law Program in local secondary schools (2009-2011); Co-Coordinator of Senior Law Day, winner of Award of Merit from Virginia State Bar.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Author, Fourth Edition and annual supplements to, Harrison on Wills and Administration in Virginia and West Virginia, published by Lexis; Editor and contributing author to the Virginia CLE publication, Estate and Trust Administration in Virginia, first published in 1997; named in current edition of the Best Lawyers in America, in both Trust and Estates and Real Estate Law for the past several years; board Member of Community Services Housing, Inc. and other related non-profit housing corporations for low income and mentally disabled individuals; member, Duke University Estate Planning Council (1996–present); member and past president, Central Virginia Estate Planning Council (1983-present); past member and Chairman, Independence Resource Center; member, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville, Virginia.

ROY V. CREASY Law Office of Roy Creasy (Roanoke)

Personal: Born in Roanoke, VA; spouse: Barbara Meyer Creasy; children: William Taylor, Jesse Jarrett, and Justin Alexander.

Education: B.S., Virginia Polytechnic/Aerospace (1968); MBA, University of Tennessee – Industrial Management (1970); J.D., West Virginia University.

Military Service: Captain, United States Army/Air Defense.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1975); West Virginia (1975); Currently a principal at the Law Office of Roy Creasy, concentrating in bankruptcy, real estate, and general practice; also serving on U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee Panel, Former Special Justice, 23rd Judicial District; President, Legal Aid Society of Roanoke; Adjunct Faculty, Virginia Western Community College.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Bankruptcy Section, lecturer Virginia State Bar CLE; President; Roanoke City Bar (2009- 2010); Chairman; Roanoke Bar Foundation.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Executive Council, Blue Ridge Mountain Council of Boys Scouts of America; former member, Board of Directors, Blue Ridge Multiple Sclerosis Society; former Chairman, Executive Council, Huntington Court United Methodist Church; Life Membership, Botetourt Jaycees.

JOHN D. EPPS Hunton & Williams, LLP (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Richmond, VA; spouse: Patricia Kyle.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1975); J.D., University of Richmond (1980).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1980); (2003), Texas (1996); West Virginia (2003); Currently Partner at Hunton & Williams concentrating in Business litigation, including products liability, toxic tort, asbestos, environmental liability, commercial and construction disputes.

Bar Activities: Fellow, American Bar Foundation; member, Defense Research Institute; member, Virginia State Bar; member, West Virginia Bar; member, Pennsylvania Bar; Member, Texas Bar; member, Joint VSB-VBA Corporate Counsel Pro Bono Task Force; President, Virginia Association of Defense Attorneys (1997-1998); President, The Virginia Bar Association (2009).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Past Board Member, United Way of Greater Richmond; Past Board Member, Richmond Community Senior Center, a United Way agency serving the needs of low income elderly in Richmond, VA; member, Board of the Virginia Law Foundation.

CHESHIRE I’ANSON EVELEIGH Wolcott Rivers Gates (Virginia Beach)

Personal: Born in Lincoln, NE; spouse: Robert J. Eveleigh; children: Erin and Ethan.

Education: B.A., Oral Roberts University (1984); J.D., Marshall- Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary (1989).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1990); United States District Court, Eastern District of Virginia (1990). Currently a partner and shareholder with Wolcott Rivers Gates, concentrating in family law.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Board of Governors, Family Law Section (2001-present; Chair 2005-2006; Vice-Chair 2003- 2005). The Virginia Bar Association: member, Board of Governors (2005-2008); member, Commission on Professionalism (2007-2008); member, Domestic Relations Council (1998-present), Chair (2003), Vice-Chair (2001-2002). Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association: President (2002-2003); President-Elect (2001-2002); Secretary (2000- 2001); Director (1996-2000). Member, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Liaison Committee (1999-2001).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; member, The McCammon Law Group; member, Family Law Organization of Greater Hampton Roads (President 1997; Vice-President 1996; Secretary 1995; member, Steering Committee 1994); member, Virginia Law Foundation Committee on Continuing Legal Education (2006-2010); member, Board of Directors, National Center for Family Law (2006-present); member, Judicial Functions Task Force, A Commission on Virginia Courts in the 21st Century: To Benefit All, To Exclude None; member, Pro Bono Initiative Commission on Custody; member, Attorney General’s Task Force on Child Abuse Fatalities; member, Board of Directors, Tidewater Pastoral Counseling (2007-2010); member, Board of Governors, Norfolk Forum (2003-2009); member, Portsmouth Invitational Basketball Tournament Committee; member, Board of Directors, Academy of Music (1998-2006); Secretary, Friends of the Jean Outland Chrysler Library (1997-2000).

LELIA BAUM HOPPER Director, Court Improvement Program Supreme Court of Virginia (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Radford, VA; children: Cory Austin and J. Randall.

Education: B.A., Westhampton College, University of Richmond (1971); J.D., Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William and Mary (1974).

Law Practice: Director, Court Improvement Program, Office of the Executive Secretary, Supreme Court of Virginia (1996-current). Director, Family Court Project, OES, Supreme Court of Virginia (1989-1996); Staff Counsel, Task Force on Quality of Justice, Commission on the Future of Virginia’s Judicial System (1987- 1989); Consultant to various Executive Branch Agencies (1986- 1992); Adjunct Faculty for Juvenile Law Clinic, Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William and Mary (1987-1990); Deputy Secretary of Human Resources, Cabinet of Governor Charles Robb (1982-1986); Senior Attorney, Health, Human Services and Corrections Issues and Staff Attorney (1974-1981), Division of Legislative Services, General Assembly of Virginia.

Bar Activities: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1974). Serves as administrator for Supreme Court of Virginia of programs that qualify attorneys as Guardians Ad Litem for Children (since 1994) and for Incapacitated Adults (since 1998) and serves as faculty and organizer with Virginia CLE of continuing education programs for these practice specialties. Organized and served as faculty for local and state conferences for attorneys who serve as counsel to local departments of social services and for parents in child dependency cases.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Provides support and training for members of the judiciary and clerks of court across Virginia on matters involving juvenile and family law and best practices in the adjudication and administration of these case types in the court system. Founding member and Past Chairman, Volunteer Emergency Families for Children Board; Former Trustee, The Virginia Home, Richmond.

JON D. HUDDLESTON Sevila Saunders Huddleston & White, PC (Leesburg)

Personal: Born in Norfolk, VA; spouse: Cynthia Nash Huddleston; children: Bobby and Jack.

Education: B.A., College of William and Mary (1982); J.D., Marshall – Wythe School of Law, College of William and Mary (1986).

Law Practice: Partner, Sevila Saunders Huddleston and White, P.C. concentrating in area of family law and defense of serious traffic offenses.

Bar Activities: Admitted to Virginia State Bar (1986); President (2009-2010) - Signature Project “Virginia is for Good Lawyers” Campaign. Received Luminary Award from National Association of Bar Executives; President-elect (2008-2009); Virginia State Bar Council: member (1996-1997; 2001-2007); Conference of Local Bar Associations: Chair (1996-1997), Executive Committee (1991-1998); Young Lawyer’s Conference: Board of Governor’s (1993-1996), Circuit Representative (1986-1993); Mandatory Professionalism Course, faculty (1997-2000); Professionalism Course for Law Schools, faculty (2001–present); Member of the following committees: Budget and Finance, Mid-Year Legal Seminar, Study the Annual Meeting, Personal Insurance for Members, and Task Force on Online Legal Research. Loudoun Bar Association: member (1986-present), President (2003-2004), President-Elect (2002-2003), various offices and committees; Virginia Law Foundation: Board of Directors (2002-2008), Grants Committee; member, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (1986-present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Youth Soccer and Basketball coach for multiple teams in Loudoun County, VA; Loudoun Soccer Coach of the Year (2006).

DAVID W. LANNETTI Vandeventer Black LLP (Norfolk)

Personal: Born in Abington, PA; spouse: Kamala (Kami) Hallgren Lannetti; children: Joseph, Victoria, Kristin, Kambria and Kurt.

Education: B.S., U.S. Naval Academy (1981); M.S. Management, Troy State University (1994); J.D., William and Mary Law School (1999).

Military Service: Midshipman, Nuclear Submarine Officer, United States Navy, Retired (1977–1996). Awarded Navy Commendation Medal (5 awards) and Navy Achievement Medal.

Law Practice: Partner, Vandeventer Black LLP, concentrating in areas of creditors’ rights, bankruptcy, construction, public contracts, and litigation; Substitute Judge, General District Court; Commissioner in Chancery, Norfolk Circuit Court. Adjunct Professor (William & Mary School of Law, Regent University School of Law).

Bar Activities: Member, Virginia State Bar (1999): member, Bar Council (2010–present); American Bar Association; Federal Bar Association; Virginia Bar Association; Norfolk & Portsmouth Bar Association: Immediate Past President (2010–present), President (2009–2010), President-Elect (2008–2009), Treasurer (2007–2008), Secretary (2006–2007), Bench-Bar Committee Past Chair (2006– 2007), Continuing Legal Education Committee Past Chair (2004– 2006); James Kent Inn of Court: member, Board of Directors (2009– present); Tidewater Bankruptcy Bar Association. Grader, Virginia Bar Exam (2000–present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Board of Directors: Tidewater Council Boy Scouts of America (2008- present), Norfolk Sister Cities Association (2009-present), Special Olympics Virginia – Area 2 (1993-present). Virginia Super Lawyer, Law & Politics, Richmond Magazine (2009, 2010); Virginia Rising Star, Law & Politics, Richmond Magazine (2007, 2008). Certified foster parent (1997-2009). Member, Larchmont United Methodist Church.

R. PEYTON MAHAFFEY McCandlish Lillard (Fairfax)

Personal: Born in Danville, VA; spouse: Elizabeth Strange Mahaffey (Libby); children: Thomas Peyton and Megan Elizabeth.

Education: B.A. (High Distinction), University of Virginia (1977); J.D. University of Virginia Law School (1980).

Law Practice: Managing Partner and President, McCandlish Lillard concentrating in areas of civil litigation, employment litigation, business and corporate litigation, commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation. Admitted to United States Supreme Court (1984); Virginia Supreme Court (1980); United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit (1982); United States District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia (1982); United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia (1982).

Bar Activities: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1980): Fifth District Disciplinary Committee (1990-1993); Board of Governors, Young Lawyers Conference (1986-1990); member, Civil Litigation Council (2002-present); Fairfax Bar Association: Circuit Court Committee; American Bar Association: Member, Litigation, Corporate, Banking, Intellectual Property, and Business Law Sections; Northern Virginia Young Lawyers Association (President 1984- 1985).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Martindale-Hubbell – AV- Preeminent Rating; Life Member of National Registry of Who’s Who (2001); Listed in Virginia’s “Legal Elite” by Virginia Business Magazine (2000-2010); “Top Lawyers” by Washingtonian magazine; “Super Lawyer” (2006-2010); Top Attorneys in Business Litigation- Super Lawyers-Corporate Counsel” (2010); Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America (2008-2010) - a trial lawyer honorary society comprised of less than one-half of one percent of lawyers in the United States; former member, Board of Governors, International Country Club (Fairfax); Author, McCandlish Lillard: Celebrating 100 Years of Tradition, Innovation, and Results, Signature Books Printing, (2008), and numerous legal educational articles.

BRIAN R. MARRON Spotts Fain PC (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Jersey City, ; spouse: Patricia St. George Marron; children: Kelly Elizabeth and Kyle Christopher.

Education: B.A., English and American Studies from Muhlenberg College (1981) with Distinction; J.D., Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William and Mary (1984). Was a member of the National Moot Court Team at William and Mary.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1984). Shareholder, Spotts Fain PC, concentrating in the areas of business, venture capital, banking and commercial real estate where he serves as the chair of the Recruiting Committee and the Community Outreach Committee.

Bar Activities: Bar Association of the City of Richmond: current member and past Director; past member of the Pro-Bono Committee; recipient, Pro Bono Publico Award (1998) for demonstrating outstanding work with poor and underprivileged citizens while serving as President of the Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity. Current President, Greater Richmond Bar Foundation.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Former President, Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity. Organized the Pro Bono Clearing House, a project of the Greater Richmond Bar Foundation. Frequent lecturer on real estate and finance issues, and has been named in Virginia Business magazine’s Legal Elite in the real estate and construction category and in Virginia Super Lawyers in the category of Real Estate.

CHARLES V. McPHILLIPS Kaufman & Canoles (Norfolk)

Personal: Born in Norfolk, Virginia; spouse: Theresa Hillegass McPhillips.

Education: B.A., Hampden-Sydney College (1982); J. D., University of Virginia (1985).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1985). Currently a partner and Executive Vice President of Practice Management with Kaufman & Canoles concentrating in business law, public-private partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, government contracts, and international business transactions.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: former Chair, International Practice Section; The Virginia Bar Association: member, Business Law Committee; member, Norfolk-Portsmouth Bar Association Executive Committee (2009-present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Chairman, Board of Directors, The McMahon-Parater Foundation; Chairman of the Investing In Our Children Campaign, Catholic Diocese of Richmond; Founding Chairman, Saint Patrick Catholic School; Chairman, Barry Robinson Center; Trustee, Hampden-Sydney College; Director, TowneBank Norfolk Board of Directors; Vice-President, Greater Norfolk Corporation (member, Executive Committee; member, Nominating Committee); former Chairman, Board of Directors, Virginia Stage Company; pro bono General Counsel, Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia; Second Vice President, The Norfolk Forum; Treasurer, Norfolk Historical Society; Board of Directors, Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance; Commissioner, Norfolk Commission on the Arts and Humanities; Chairman, Hampton Roads Regional Advisory Board, Thomas C. Sorenson Institute for Political Leadership.

MONICA T. MONDAY Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, LLP (Roanoke)

Personal: Born in Framingham, ; spouse: Eric H. Monday, Esquire; son: Helms.

Education: B.A., College of William & Mary (1988); J.D., College of William & Mary (1991).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1991). Currently a partner at Gentry Locke Rake & Moore, LLP, concentrating in appellate law. Law Clerk to the Honorable Lawrence L. Koontz, Jr.,

Chief Judge, Court of Appeals of Virginia (1991-1993).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: Chair, Appellate Committee, Litigation Section (2009-present); Virginia Bar Association: Council member, Appellate Practice Section (2009-Present); Chair, Committee on Federal Judgeships, Western District (2004-2008), member, Nominating Committee (2004); member, Executive Committee, Young Lawyers Division (1998-2002); Ted Dalton Inn of Court: Member (2003-present), Secretary (2007-present), Master of the Bench (2009-present); Virginia Women Attorneys Association: Co-Chair, Judicial Screenings Committee (2001-2003); Virginia Association Defense Attorneys: Trial Tactics Workshop Coach (2002, 2008-2009), member, Board of Directors (2001-2004) and Convention Committee (1999); Board member, Virginia Law Foundation (2005-present); Roanoke Bar Association: past volunteer, Barrister Book Buddies Program and current volunteer, Rule of Law Program.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Board of Trustees, Blue Ridge Regional Library (2007-2011); former member, Board of Trustees, Adult Care Center (1999-2004); former President, William & Mary Law School Association (2000-2001); Social Committee Chair, Martinsville Garden Club (2009-present); author of numerous legal publications; member, Starling Avenue Baptist Church.

CLINTON S. MORSE LeClair Ryan (Roanoke)

Personal: Born in Vallejo, California; spouse: Vivian L. Gatewood Morse; children: Clinton Morse, Stephen Morse, and Anne Hicks.

Education: B.S. Commerce, Washington & Lee University (1967), cum laude; J.D. University of Texas (1970) with highest honors. Order of the Coif, Research Editor, Texas Law Review.

Military Service: United States Navy JAG (1970-1974).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1967); Texas (1970). Currently a partner at LeClair Ryan, concentrating in the areas of labor and employment. Listed in Best Lawyers in America (since 1967), Virginia Super Lawyers, and Virginia Business Magazine’s Legal Elite.

Bar Activities: The Virginia Bar Association; Member and former Chairman, Labor Relations and Employment Law Section. Member, Roanoke Bar Association, New River Valley SHRM, Blue Ridge SHRM, and National SHRM.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: President, Virginia Chamber of Commerce (2010); Past President, Rotary Club of Salem, Goodwill Industries of the Valleys, and Management Association of Western Virginia. Member, Board of Directors, Kirk Family YMCA; member, Steering Committee, The Management Institute, Roanoke College; and Nominations Chair, the Josten’s Trophy (awarded annually to the outstanding Men’s and Women’s Division III basketball player in the nation).

MATTHEW B. MURRAY Allen Allen Allen & Allen (Charlottesville)

Personal: Born in , New York; spouse: Mary Poyner York Murray; children: Miller, Mimi, Sheriff and Wesley.

Education: B.A., University of at Chapel Hill (1970); J. D., Northwestern School of Law.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1975); District of Columbia (1990). Currently managing partner of the Charlottesville Office of Allen Allen Allen & Allen, concentrating in personal injury. Previously a partner with Richmond & Fishburne (1982-2007); a partner with Taylor, Brooks, Zunka & Murrat (1979- 1982); and Assistant Commonwealth Attorney, City of Charlottesville (1975-1978).

Bar Activities: Member, Virginia State Bar; member, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, President (2010-2011); member, Charlottesville- Albemarle Association, President (2001); member, District of Columbia Bar.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Civil trial advocate, National Board for Trial Advocacy; President, Inn of Court (2003-2004); member, Board of Trustees, Northwestern School of Law; faculty, Virginia College of Trial Advocacy; member, American Board of Trial Advocates; member, American Association for Justice; member, Brain Injury Association of Virginia; cabin overseer and trail overseer, Potomac Appalachian Trail Club.

STEPHEN D. ROSENTHAL Troutman Sanders, LLP (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Richmond, VA; spouse: Cynthia Huffstetler Rosenthal; daughter: Courtney B. Rosenthal.

Education: B.A., Washington Lee University (1971); J.D. Washington Lee University School of Law (1976).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1976); currently a partner at Troutman Sanders, LLP concentrating in healthcare, administrative litigation, and government relations; formerly served as Attorney General of Virginia (1993-1994).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Health Law Section; Virginia Bar Association: Vice-Chair, Health Law Section Council; member, National Association of Attorneys General; member, Society of Attorneys General Emeritus; member, American Health Lawyers Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Legal Services Corporation of Virginia: Board Member (1995-present), President (2002-2010), Vice President (1999-2002); Supreme Court Commission on Mental Health Law Reform: Chair, Working Group on Advance Directives (2008-present); Chair, Working Group on Health Privacy and Commitment Process (2007-2009); Board Member, Legal Information Network for Cancer (1996-2001). Recognized in Best Lawyers in America in Health Care Law (2007-2011), Named as a Virginia Super Lawyer in Health Care (2007-2010), and named to Virginia Business magazine’s Legal Elite in Legislative/Regulatory (2003) and Health Law (2003, 2005-2010).

WILLIAM L. SCHMIDT William L. Schmidt & Associates, P.C. (Fairfax)

Personal: Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; spouse: Patricia Ann Shortle; children: Dawn Patricia McIntosh, Darryl David Wellens, Sheri Lynn Gibson and William Michael Schmidt.

Education: B.A., American University (1969); J. D., American

University, of Law (1972).

Military Service: United States Air Force Reserves (1965-1971)

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1973); Currently Principal at William L. Schmidt & Associates, P.C. concentrating in domestic relations, real estate and civil litigation.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Bar Council (2000 – June, 2007; June 2008 to present); Member, Standing committee on Lawyer Advertising (2000-2007); Member, Midyear meeting committee (2004 to present). Fairfax Bar Association: Member, Grievance Committee (1979–1981); Member, Public Relations Committee (1981-1983); Member, Organized Law for Clergy Seminars, Community Outreach Committee (Co-Chairman) (1997–2000), Participant, Christmas in April (1997-2004), Board of Directors 2002-2004; Fairfax Law Foundation: Board of Directors (1998-present), President (2002-2004), member, Development Committee (1998-present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Elder, Presbyterian Church; Christ Presbyterian Church: Elder (1996 – 1998), Clerk of the Session (1996–1998), Chairman, Long Range Planning Committee (1997-1998), Mission Study Team (2005-2006), Pastor Nominating Committee (2006-2007), Audit Committee (2008), Chairman; 2010 Mission Fund Distribution Committee; Fairfax District Salvation Army: Member, Board of Advisors (1994 to present), Vice Chair (1999), Chairman (2003 – 2005), Salvation Army Bell Ringer (1992 to present) Western Fairfax Christian Ministries: Member, Board of Directors (2005-2009), Secretary, (2008-2009), Legal Counsel (2005-preent); City of Fairfax Band: Member, Board of Directors (2008), Chairman (2009-present), Military Academy and Junior College: Member, Alumni Association, Board of Directors President and Chairman (1975–1981), Member, Board of Trustees (1979–1982).

E. FORD STEPHENS Christian & Barton, LLP (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Newport News, VA; spouse: Beth Perry Stephens; children: Charlie, Graham, and Annie.

Education: B.A., the University of Virginia (1983); J.D., University of Virginia School of Law (1986).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1986), currently a Partner at Christian & Barton, LLP, concentrating in insurance law, appeals, commercial litigation and telecommunications.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: former member, Special Committee on Lawyer Malpractice Insurance; former member, Litigation Section, Young Lawyers’ Committee; member, Appellate Practice committee of the Litigation Section. Board member, Virginia Law Foundation, and chair of the Foundation’s Committee on Continuing Legal Education; member, Executive Committee of the John Marshall Inn of Court; seminar program chair, Defense Research Institute’s Life, Health and Disability Committee; member, Association of Life Insurance Counsel.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Past seminar lecturer for: Virginia Bar Association, Defense Research Institute, Eastern Claims Conference, Virginia CLE, West Legal Works, and Virginia Association of Defense Attorneys; a contributing author to the American Bar Association’s publications ERISA Survey of Federal Courts (2005, 2007 & 2010) and Misrepresentation in the Life, Health and Disability Insurance Application Process: A National Survey (2009). Member, Leadership Metro Richmond (Class of 2010); volunteer, Central Virginia Legal Aid (1989-present); volunteer, United Way of Greater Richmond (1992-1995); President, River Road Hills Association (2001-2003).

ANN K. SULLIVAN Crenshaw Ware & Martin, PC (Norfolk)

Personal: Born in Norfolk, VA; spouse: Stephen J. Burgess; children: Kelly and Brynne Burgess.

Education: B.A., College of William & Mary (1975); J.D., Marshall- Wythe School of Law (1978).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1978), currently a Partner at Crenshaw, Ware & Martin, PC, concentrating in employment law and civil litigation. Also serves as an Administrative Hearing Officer for the Supreme Court of Virginia, and has been certified by the Supreme Court of Virginia as a mediator.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: Former member, Judicial Nominations Committee; Virginia Bar Association: Former Chair, Civil Litigation Council Section; member, Executive Council, Labor and Employment Section.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, City of Norfolk’s Grievance Board; member, Steering Committee of Boyd Graves Conference; current member and past President, Norfolk Sunrise Rotary; past Chair, Norfolk Public Library Board of Trustees; member, Norfolk Public Library Foundation Board; former member, City of Norfolk Employee Grievance Board; member, William & Mary Alumni Board.

EDWARD L. WEINER Weiner & Spivey, PLC (Fairfax)

Personal: Born in Rockland County, NY; spouse: Maura Burke Weiner; children: Maurissa and Brianna.

Education: B.A., Political Science, State University of New York (1977); J.D., University of Richmond, T.C. Williams School of Law (1980); LL.M., International Law, Georgetown University Law Center (1993).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1980); currently Managing Partner at Weiner & Spivey concentrating in personal injury law. Formerly Managing Partner of Weiner, Weiner & Weiner, PC (1981-1999).

Bar Activities: Past President, Fairfax Law Foundation; Fairfax Bar Association: member, Board of Directors and current Treasurer; Virginia State Bar: Member, VSB Council; Chair Elect, Council of Local Bar Leaders; former member, Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee; member, Diversity Conference, Board of Governors.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association; member, American Bar Association; member, Board of Directors, University, Arts at Mason (2006- present); Founder and Captain, Team USA of the Fairfax Ice Hockey League (1990); National Fundraising Director, Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP) Foundation; Founder and Lead Sponsor, Team USA’s Annual RRP Hockey Night (2002); Lead Sponsor, Annual Law Day Weiner Roast (benefiting the Fairfax Law Foundation since 2000); Founder/Guest Conductor, Annual Jazz4Justice Concert (Benefiting the ’s Jazz Studies Program and the Fairfax Law Foundation since 2002); volunteer, Adopt-A-Highway Program, Virginia Department of Transportation (2001); Member, Congregation Adat Reyim.

CAROLYN A. WHITE White & McCarthy, LLP (Midlothian)

Personal: Born in Baltimore, MD; spouse: Keith O. White; children: Kirsten and Jake.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1989); J.D., University of Richmond (1993); Order of the Barristers, Moot Court Board Member, Associate Editor of the Law Review.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1993); currently Managing Partner at White & McCarthy, LLP concentrating in estate planning, long-term care planning, probate and elder law. Also certified by the Virginia Supreme Court as a guardian ad litem for incapacitated adults (1998-present).

Bar Activities: Bar Association of the City of Richmond: President (2007-08); member, Board of Directors (1999-2009); former member, Finance Committee, Publications Committee, Long Range Planning Committee, Nominating Committee, Personnel Committee and Judiciary Committee. Metropolitan Richmond Women’s Bar Association: President (2002-03), former Finance Chair, Treasurer, Vice President, and President-Elect; member, Nominating Committee (2004-present). Member, Henrico County Bar Association (Chair, Programs Committee 1996-97); member, Chesterfield County Bar Association; Virginia State Bar: member, Trusts & Estates Section, Sponsor Coordinator, Admission & Orientation Ceremonies (1994-97); member, Virginia Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (2004-present); mentor, Richmond Public Schools Program (1994-96); volunteer referral attorney, Legal Information Network for Cancer (2000-present); Vice-Chair and District 4 Representative, Powhatan County Board of Zoning Appeals (2009-present); member, Allocations Committee, Gwathmey Jeffress Memorial Trusts (2009-11); Chair, Powhatan County Gifted Advisory Committee (2010 and 2004-06).

Fellows as of December 2010

Benjamin C. Ackerly Thomas J. Cawley Thomas E. Albro Edward L. Chambers George R. Aldhizer, Jr. R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. Fred C. Alexander, Jr. Randolph W. Church, Jr. Wilbur C. Allen Donald H. Clark Robert B. Altizer Morton H. Clark Phillip V. Anderson Honorable Whittington W. Clement Honorable Rosemarie P. Sylvia L. Clute Annunziata Honorable George M. Cochran Michael Armstrong William R. Cogar Susan C. Armstrong John V. Cogbill, III Peter A. Arntson Robert C. Coleburn C. Breckenridge Arrington, Jr. Honorable Sam W. Coleman, III Honorable R. William Arthur Joseph A. Condo James Rudy Austin Honorable H. Vincent Conway, Jr. Robert N. Baldwin Craig S. Cooley Honorable Gerald L. Baliles Timothy A. Coyle James L. Banks, Jr. William D. Cremins Professor Jayne W. Barnard Francis N. Crenshaw Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Honorable Richard Cullen John W. Bates, III Honorable Jean W. Cunningham David P. Baugh Henry P. Custis, Jr. Dennis I. Belcher Jeannie P. Dahnk Craig D. Bell James A. L. Daniel Thomas G. Bell Honorable John J. Davies, III J. Edward Betts Richard W. Davis Honorable Thomas F. Betz Raymond J. Diaz Joel M. Birken Professor A. Mechele Dickerson Irving Michael Blank Bernard J. DiMuro A. Hugo Blankingship, Jr. Howard W. Dobbins David P. Bobzien Honorable Dennis W. Dohnal Professor Richard J. Bonnie William D. Dolan, III Lewis T. Booker Professor John E. Donaldson William Botts, III Allan G. Donn Evans B. Brasfield John Barry Donohue, Hr. Honorable James P. Brice John G. Douglass William G. Broaddus W. Birch Douglass, III Robert F. Brooks, Sr. Honorable Robert G. Doumar Daniel S. Brown Mark S. Dray Frank Overton Brown, Jr. Honorable Mark L. Earley, Sr. Thomas C. Brown, Jr. Thomas A. Edmonds Honorable Albert V. Bryan, Jr. E. Tazewell Ellett James E. Brydges, Jr. Eugene M. Elliott, Jr. Robert P. Buford Patricia K. Epps Ann T. Burks William W. Eskridge Peter C. Burnett H. Bradley Evans, Jr. Honorable R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Honorable Johanna L. Fitzpatrick Robert L. Burrus, Jr. John R. Fletcher Beverly A. Burton Paul E. Fletcher Lynda Lee Butler G. Franklin Flippin Honorable M. Caldwell Butler Paul D. Fraim Manuel A. Capsalis Jeanne F. Franklin Grady K. Carlson George C. Freeman, Jr. Honorable Harry L. Carrico Honorable Ernest P. Gates

Tracy Allen Giles Randy Parris Kendrick Carl Crockett Gillespie, Jr. Peter J. Kenny Honorable J. Samuel Glasscock Honorable Donald Hall Kent Michael A. Glasser Neil S. Kessler Robert Eastwood Glenn Ray W. King Allen C. Goolsby, III William L. Kirby, III Howard E. Gordon James W. Korman Honorable Marilynn C. Goss Honorable Elizabeth B. Lacy Karen A. Gould Leonard W. Lambert George G. Grattan, IV David Craig Landin Honorable Roger L. Gregory Francis McQ. Lawrence Robert J. Grey, Jr. Thomas T. Lawson Alex R. Gulotta Honorable William H. Ledbetter Douglas L. Guynn Alexander N. Levay Virginia H. Hackney Professor John M. Levy Robert T. Hall Glenn C. Lewis Gary C. Hancock Professor Graham C. Lilly Grayson P. Hanes Donald D. Litten Warren David Harless Mark D. Loftis Larry T. Harley Edward B. Lowry Reno S. Harp, III Christopher M. Malone John T. Hazel, Jr. Gail Starling Marshall Wilbur Lee Hazlegrove Heman A. Marshall, III Michael Herring George Keith Martin George H. Hettrick Howard W. Martin, Jr. C. Flippo Hicks William T. Mason, Jr. Steven L. Higgs Wade W. Massie James M. Hingeley Vincent J. Mastracco, Jr. Philip J. Hirschkop Roderick B. Mathews Glenn M. Hodge Joseph A. Matthews, Jr. Honorable A. Linwood Holton, Jr. Alexander T. Mayo, Jr. Lawrence H. Hoover, Jr. J. Robert McAllister, III Waller H. Horsley Thomas J. McCarthy, Jr. Professor A. E. Dick Howard Eugene W. McCaul James L. Hutton James M. McCauley Michael HuYoung Jennifer McClellan Robert J. Ingram Professor John C. McCoid, II Brian K. Jackson Howard C. McElroy Honorable Raymond A. Jackson John D. McGavin Honorable Marc Jacobson James R. McKenry Gus J. James, II Henry W. McLaughlin, III Murray J. Janus Thomas F. McPhaul Lori Elliott Jarvis Frank O. Meade James W. Jennings Professor Daniel J. Meador James F. Johnson James V. Meath Thomas G. Johnson, Jr. Martha White Medley F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr. C. Kailani Memmer William A. Johnston, III David S. Mercer Reginald N. Jones Professor Richard Austin Merrill John F. Kay, Jr. Louis A. Mezzullo Phyllis C. Katz Steven L. Micas Joseph C. Kearfott Honorable Thomas J. Michie John A. C. Keith Leigh B. Middleditch, Jr. Honorable M. Langhorne Keith Honorable Andrew P. Miller Talfourd H. Kemper Frank B. Miller, III

H. Victor Millner, Jr. Frank W. Rogers, III Robert T. Mitchell, Jr. Nancy N. “Newnie” Rogers Honorable Wiley F. Mitchell, Jr. Mark E. Rubin S. D. Roberts Moore Douglas P. Rucker, Jr. T. Justin Moore, III D. Alan Rudlin Thurston R. Moore Dexter C. Rumsey, III James W. Morris, III Honorable Charles S. Russell G. Marshall Mundy John M. Ryan Gregory L. Murphy Stanley L. Samuels Honorable W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr. Honorable Toy Dixon Savage, Jr. William G. Murray Honorable Lester E. Schlitz, Jr. Margaret A. Jane L. Schwarzschild Honorable R. Terrence Ney Patricia M. Schwarzschild Stephen A. Northup Dean Robert E. Scott David J. Novak Robert D. Seabolt Robert C. Nusbaum Honorable Birg E. Sergent John M. Oakey, Jr. Harry Shaia, Jr. Edward Linscott Oast, Jr. George Warren Shanks Kathleen O'Brien John D. Sharer John H. O'Brion, Jr. Larry W. Shelton John D. O’Neill, Jr. Honorable Paul F. Sheridan G. Michael Pace, Jr. Robert E. Shoun Thomas C. Palmer, Jr. Donald E. Showalter Russell V. Palmore, Jr. Anne B. Shumadine Sharon Elizabeth Pandak Conrad Shumadine Hugh L. Patterson Hunter W. Sims, Jr. Robert H. Patterson Honorable Arthur W. Sinclair Honorable Carleton Penn Thomas G. Slater, Jr. David A. Penrod Edward R. Slaughter, Jr. Honorable Nicholas E. Persin Julious P. Smith, Jr. Susan M. Pesner Michael W. Smith Gordon P. Peyton R. Gordon Smith Stephen R. Pickard Dean Rodney A. Smolla Honorable Richard H. Poff Honorable Rayner V. Snead William B. Poff George Somerville Overton P. Pollard Rhysa Griffith South Anita Owings Poston Thomas E. Spahn Virginia W. Powell T. Howard Spainhour Debra Jean Prillaman Honorable Margaret P. Spencer Honorable William T. Prince Honorable Joseph E. Spruill, Jr. William E. Rachels, Jr. Gregory T. St.Ours Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. Roy Lee Steinheimer, Jr. William R. Rakes Honorable J. Warren Stephens Alfred M. Randolph, Jr. Gregory N. Stillman Joseph Paul Rapisarda, Jr. Edwin C. Stone Alan B. Rashkind Jacquelyn E. Stone Gant Redmon President Phillip C. Stone Dean W. Taylor Reveley, III W. Scott Street, III Joseph W. Richmond, Jr. Honorable Diane M. Strickland Linda F. Rigsby Robert E. Stroud Michael L. Rigsby Honorable John S. Stump Carlyle C. Ring, Jr. Richard C. Sullivan, Jr. George H. Roberts, Jr. President Timothy J. Sullivan James C. Roberts Francis L. Summers, Jr. Russell H. Roberts Eva S. Tashjian-Brown

J. Hume Taylor, Jr. Jay M. Weinberg Colin J. S. Thomas, Jr. Jerrold G. Weinberg Frank A. Thomas, III Hill B. Wellford, Jr. Honorable John Charles Thomas Alda L. White William Griffith Thomas Kenneth Spencer White Betty A. Thompson Kimberly S. White Guy K. Tower John E. Whitfield Honorable Kenneth E. Trabue Elizabeth D. Whiting John M. Tran Anne Marie Whittemore Courtland L. Traver Honorable L. Douglas Wilder Honorable Anthony F. Troy Roger C. Wiley Charles F. Tucker Barbara Ann Williams Ronald R. Tweel Ebb H. Williams, III Russell W. Updike Jesse B. Wilson, III William R. Van Buren, III William T. Wilson Wilson F. Vellines, Jr. F. Blair Wimbush Professor Walter J. Wadlington, III Honorable Robert K. Woltz John L. Walker, III Andrew William Wood M. Bruce Wallinger Robert C. Wood, III Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr. Henry L. Woodward Guilford D. Ware Thomas S. Word Harry J. Warthen, III Honorable Wiley R. Wright, Jr. James M. Young

2010 Benefactors

1974 Society

The Virginia Law Foundation Board of Directors established the 1974 Society to acknowledge donors who have given $10,000 or more over their lifetime. Members of the 1974 Society are:

John A. C. Keith Estate of Ken McFarlane Smith Dominion Resources Services, Inc. W. Scott Street, III Williams Mullen

Founder ($1,000-$2,499)

Karen Gould G. Michael Pace, Jr. Alexander H. Slaughter Solodar & Solodar W. Scott Street, III Betty Thompson Vandeventer Black LLP

Associate/Partner ($250-$999)

Charles B. Arrington, Jr. Mary Ann & Robert B. Delano, Jr. Edward D. Barnes E. Tazewell (Ted) Ellett Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Eugene Elliott, Jr. Irving M. Blank John D. Epps David P. Bobzien Patricia Epps Thomas C. Brown, Jr. John R. Fletcher Robert P. Buford Paul E. Fletcher Peter C. Burnett G. Franklin Flippin Stephen D. Busch Jeanne F. Franklin Manuel A. Capsalis Tracy A. Giles Edward L. Chambers, Jr. Jeffrey H. Gray Whittington W. Clement, III Hefty & Wiley, PC Hon. Sam W. Coleman & Lelia Hopper Kathy Mays Coleman Jon D. Huddleston James P. Cox, III Brian K. Jackson

Marc Jacobson Gordon P. Peyton James Jennings R. Peyton Mahaffey John A. C. Keith Anita A. Poston Ray Webb King Joseph P. Rapisarda, Jr. James W. Korman Joseph C. Richmond, Jr Hon. Elizabeth B. Lacy Carlyle C. Ring Robert Lesniak Douglas P. Rucker, Jr. Angelica D, Light Hon. Paul F. Sheridan Christopher M. Malone Robert E. Shoun Heman A. Marshall, III Julious P. Smith Howard C. McElroy E. Ford Stephens James V. Meath Hon. J. Warren Stephens C. Kailani (Kai) Memmer Hon. Diane M. Strickland David C. Mercer Frank A. Thomas, III H. Victor Millner, Jr. Anthony F. Troy Robert T. Mitchell John L. Walker, III Monica Taylor Monday M. Bruce Wallinger Thurston Moore Edward L. Weiner Matthew B. Murray Hill B. Wellford, Jr. Margaret A. Nelson White & McCarthy, LLP John M. Oakey, Jr. Elizabeth D. Whiting Kathleen O’Brien William L. Schmidt Thomas C. Palmer, Jr. Barbara A. Williams Paris Blank LLP J. Page Williams David A. Penrod

Mentor (up to $249)

Benjamin C. Ackerly Thomas L. Appler Bernard DiMuro James Rudy Austin Dominion Resources Robert N. Baldwin John B. Donohue, Jr. Jayne W. Barnard W. Birch Douglass, III J. Edwards Betts Mark S. Dray Joel C. Birken William Drinkwater Hal J. Bonney Thomas A. Edmonds Lewis T. Booker H. Bradley Evans, Jr. Hon. James P. Brice Cheshire I. Eveleigh Andrea Bridgeman Hon. Johanna L. Fitzpatrick Daniel S. Brown Thomas Franz Hon. R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Hon. Ernest P. Gates Stephen D. & Susan Busch Carl C. Gillespie, Jr. Denise Melton Carl Howard E. Gordon John V. Cogbill Virginia H. Hackney Ann K. Crenshaw Warren David Harless Paul D’Amato Michael N. Herring

Lee Ann & George Hettrick Overton P. Pollard James M. Hingeley William E. Rachels, Jr. Glenn M. Hodge Alan B. Rashkind Leighton S. Houck Linda & Michael L. Rigsby F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr. Nancy N. “Newnie” Rogers Phyllis C. Katz John M. Ryan Joseph C. Kearfott Stanley Samuels David W. Lannetti Jane Schwarzschild Alexander N. Levay Donald Showalter Brian R. Marron Hunter W. Sims, Jr. Howard W. Martin, Jr. Edward Slaughter, Jr. Darrel Mason George Somerville William Mason, Jr. Rhysa G. South Vincent Mastracco, Jr. Richard C. Sullivan, Jr. Joseph Matthews, Jr. Timothy J. Sullivan J. Robert McAllister III Sharon K. Tatum Thomas McCarthy, Jr. Hon. Winship Tower & Guy Tower John D. McGavin Hon. Kenneth E. Trabue Charles V. McPhillips Russell Updike Hon. Wiley F. Mitchell, Jr. Harry Warthen, III Clinton S. Morse Anne Marie Whittemore F. Anderson Morse William T. Wilson Hon. William T. Murphy, Jr. James Young Sharon D. Nelson C. Charles Pinckney

Virginia Law Foundation Public Service Internship Fund – Corporate Sponsors

The Virginia Law Foundations established its public service internship program as a means to promote the administration of justice for future generations of attorneys. Each year, the Virginia Law Foundation sponsors interns from each of Virginia’s ABA- accredited law schools. We thank the following corporate sponsors for making our internship program possible:

Dominion Vandeventer Black

Memorial/Honorary Donations

In Memory of Edward J. Wolinsky from Jon D. Huddleston

In Memory of Mary Rapisarda from Joseph P. Rapisarda, Jr.

In Memory of Lane R. Gabeler-Millner from H. Victor Millner & Earl Griggs

In Memory of Anna Arrington from John M. Ryan

In Memory of E. Marshall Frost from Leighton S. Houck

In Honor of the birth of James Edward Austin from James Rudy Austin

In Honor of Frank O. Brown, Jr. from Margaret A. Nelson

In Honor of all of his colleagues at Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore and in support of the education of children and efforts to perpetuate the rule of law in America and around the world from G. Michael Pace, Jr. and Nancy Pace

IN MEMORIAM

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Robert E. Eicher J. Albert Ellett Hon. John A. MacKenzie Theodore L. Plunkett, Jr. Hon. Philip S. Walker Hon. George M. Warren, Jr.

Virginia Law Foundation 600 East Main Street, Suite 2040 Richmond, Virginia 23219 804/648-0112 FAX 804/643-6340 [email protected] www.virginialawfoundation.org

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