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2020-2021 Annual Report Preview Annual Report Preview 2020-21 This preview draft of our Annual Report includes donations received as of March 12, 2021. Please contact our office with any questions, omissions, or corrections. Visionaries Individual Contributors of $5,000 and above Larry A Brisbee John Moot Daniel & Stephanie Brown J Randolph Pickett Randy & Robin Compton Michael M Schnitzer Mark B Comstock Hon Gregory F & Dale H Silver Wendy Lewis Comstock N Robert & Barre Stoll Valerie Fisher Roslyn Lipton Tucker Edwin A Harnden Roy W Tucker Anna Marie Joyce & Tami J Parr Hon L Randall Weisberg Rodney E Lewis, Jr Benefactors Individual Contributors of $2,000 to $4,999 Richard D Adams Timothy J Conway Rose K Alappat Sarah J Crooks Lydia Anderson-Dana Andrew Davis Howard G Arnett Theresa K Deibele Elizabeth K Bailey Timothy S DeJong Kathleen Beaufait Keith S Dubanevich Steven C Berman William G Earle Cody Berne Lea Ann Easton Gary M Berne Amy Edwards Rep Suzanne Bonamici David A Ernst Carmen M Calzacorta Brien Flanagan Robert Lane Carey Margo S Fowler Thomas Chow Morris J Galen William L Clydesdale Kirk H Gibson Jeffrey G Condit Monica A Goracke 1 Sara N Gray Carol Noonan S Ward Greene Darcy Michele Norville Ronald L Greenman Mary J Oberst Michael E Haglund Yoona Park Christine L Hein Martha L Rice James K Hein Charles Robinowitz Cynda Herbold Joan Robinson Christopher K Heuer David M Rosen Henry H Hewitt Joshua & Racheli Karlinsky Ross Megan Kathleen Houlihan Suzanne Rowe & Mark Corley Nicholas A Kampars Kurt W Ruttum Lisa A Kaner Peter Sage Matthew H Kehoe Louis D Savage Keith A Ketterling Rachele R Selvig Elizabeth C Knight Penny H Serrurier Ethan D Knight Peter L Serrurier Hon Theodore Kulongoski Charmin B Shiely Margaret B Kushner Robert A Shlachter Hon Erin C Lagesen Andrew U Shull Elizabeth Morley Large Hon Michael H Simon Steve D Larson Vicki L Smith Debra Fee Jing Lee & Peter Sage Thomas W & Becky Sondag Benjamin Leedy Anna Sortun Justin D Leonard Charles S Tauman Kenneth Lerner Nancy S Tauman David A Lokting Andrea H Thompson Myra Lukens Valerie Athena Tomasi Molly K Marcum Wm Randolph Turnbow Julia Elizabeth Markley Evans W Van Buren, Jr Hon Jean Kerr Maurer John H Van Landingham, IV Katherine A McDowell Mark R Wada Erich W Merrill Jr & Laura IB Merrill David Wade John Casey Mills Jennifer S & Lee Wagner Keil M Mueller Hon Martha Lee Walters Jeffrey Mutnick Eric D Wilson Steven L Naito Ira Zarov 2 Champions Individual Contributors of $1,000 to $1,999 Kyle T Abraham John M Coletti Cheyenne Aguilera Paul W Conable Carole F Alexander Roger A Cooke & Joan Cirillo Robert L Allen Laurie E Craghead Andrew Altschul Maya R & Margaret Crawford Peacock Adell Amos Clay D Creps Amy L Angel Craig A Crispin Courtney W Angeli David W Criswell Kenneth S Antell Tim Cunningham Thomas F Armosino, Jr Benjamin & Lynne Curry Ann & Rob Armstrong Sarah Stauffer Curtiss Shannon Lea Armstrong John B Rocky Dallum Hon G Philip Arnold Karen B Dawson Jonathan & Deanne Ater Dallas Steven DeLuca Tamara Babad Aleta E Doerr David C Baca Beatrice Dohrn Bethany Anne Bacci Emi A & Brett Donis Ronald E Bailey Michael & Cheryl Dotten Paula A Barran Paul R Duden David Bennett John J Dunbar Jonathan A Bennett Jeffrey M Edelson Ruth A Beyer Ed & Sue Einowski Owen D Blank Michael J Esler Daniel A Blaufus Linda K Eyerman Anton J Bokal David Fenner Kristin L Bremer Moore William P Ferranti Diane K Bridge Lorey H Freeman Claire E Brown Sara L Gabin Nathan Charles Brunette Stephen H Galloway Paul C Buchanan John C Gartland Robert D Bulkley Linda Jean Gast Lawrence B Burke Gerry Gaydos Dean Marcilynn Burke William A Gaylord Hon Stephen Bushong Charles D Gazzola Robert R Calo Michael J Gentry Barry P Caplan Hon Timothy C Gerking Hon Suzanne Bradley Chanti & Breeze Chanti Peter H Glade Jeffrey P Chicoine Steven Goldberg Donald J Churnside Michael B Goldstein Linda Clingan & Michael Templeton Corbett Gordon 3 Denise Nicole Gorrell Jeffrey A Martin Stephanie Jo Grant Christine B Mason Eric A Grasberger Michael & Christy Mason Karin Louise Guenther Tracy M McGovern Hon Erika L Hadlock John F McGrory, Jr Douglas D Hagen Parna A Mehrbani Sarah I Hale Brenda L Meltebeke Charlie & Elaine Harris William D Miner Robert J Harris Merissa A Moeller Melissa Healy Sonia A Montalbano Theodore G Herzog Bernard S Moore Sara Christina Heskett Janice R Morgan Thomas & Cyndy Hillier Jessica A Morgan Audrey B Hirsch Haley Miller Morrison Charles F Hudson Sheila Fox Morrison Hon Linda Hughes Andrew J Morrow, Jr Richard C Hunt Timothy L Murphy Misha Isaak Hon Lynn R Nakamoto Hon Mary & Art James Nicholas J Naumes Stephen G Jamieson James B Northrop Dexter A Johnson Ingolf Noto Joel S Kaplan Margaret Hill Noto Madison A Kaplan Kathryn Olney Albert N Kennedy Troy Olson Kimberley J Kitzmiller Hon Darleen Ortega Glenn Klein Turid L Owren Robert Koch Teresa Ozias Blerina Kotori Christopher J Pallanch Hon Paula J Kurshner Douglas S Parker Melina LaMorticella Thaddeus Glen Pauck Hon Jack L Landau Charles P A Paulson Frank V Langfitt, III Jane Paulson Brian Neil Lathen Jocelyn Claire Pease Shayda Zaerpoor Le Alan C Perkins Stephen R & Sara Ledoux Marc D Perrin Andrew Lee Joseph E Piucci Rosalind M Lee Stephen V Piucci Maureen Leonard Travis S Prestwich Mark F LeRoux Lisa F Rackner Eric B & Hollie Lindauer Guy A Randles David R Ludwig Sean Patrick Ray Jesse D Lyon Traci Renee Ray Kirk B Maag Elizabeth K Rhode Motley Chad T Marriott Christopher W Rich 4 Joe B & Marian Richards Dana L Sullivan Jeffrey G Robertson Diane S Sykes Justin N Rosas Kara Ellis Tatman Thomas C Sand Bradley F Tellam Dean T Sandow Christine E Thelen Jeffrey D Sapiro Trisha Thompson Melany Ilyn Savitt Bernie Thurber & Jerralyn Ness Andrea Schmidt Iris Tilley Andrew M Schpak Alexander M Tinker Jeanette C Schuster Thomas H Tongue Harold B Scoggins, III Christine Tracey Lane P Shetterly Donald & Cynthia Trelstad Jordan R Silk E Walter Van Valkenburg Molly R Silver Stephen & Mabsie Walters Michael R Silvey Peter A Werner Hon Ann Marie Simmons Jeffrey B & Deborah Wihtol Derek D Simmons Steven M Wilker Patrick J Simpson Michael C Willes Michael J Sirtori Charles R Williamson Darsee Staley Jason Edward Wolf John W Stephens Natalie Wolfe C Robert Steringer Jennifer L Woodhouse Kristin H Sterling Timothy Wright Karen Stolzberg Zachary WL Wright 5 Justice Circle Donors The Justice Circle was created in 2017 as an ongoing, automatic, monthly donation program that helps to sustain legal aid. We thank our monthly Justice Circle donors: Hon Cheryl A Albrecht Kimberley Mansfield Adell Amos Aruna A Masih James A Arneson Maureen McGee Amanda J Austin Sarah Susannah Miller Daniel A Blaufus Luke Moen-Johnson Anton J Bokal Stephen W Morgan Eden Rose Brown Rebecca L Morgan Melinda L Bruce Timothy L Murphy Nora E Coon Elizabeth Newcomb Susan R Cournoyer Shari C Nilsson Vanessa L Crakes Kathryn Olney Maya R Crawford Peacock Jessica D Osborne Kieran John Curley Kelci Paiva Hon Matthew J Donohue William C Penn Debra Dority Catherine Petrecca Margaret Y Gander-Vo Jane Ribadeneyra John C Gerhard, IV Hon Beth L Roberts Denise Nicole Gorrell Joan Robinson Mary Lou Haas Jeremy S Rogers Hon Erika L Hadlock Kurt W Ruttum Tiffany R Hamilton Hon Gregory F Silver Emily Heilbrun Adrian Tobin Smith Amber A Hollister Brent H Smith Thomas M Horgan Lauren A Sommers Lucinda Delph Jackson Naomi L Stacy Tiffany Keast Kristin H Sterling Janet Kerans Trisha Thompson Tom Kranovich Cynthia Trelstad Shonee D Langford Julie R Vacura Jennifer S Lloyd Stephanie J Vardavas Madeline Loeb Hon Debra E Velure Brena Moyer Lopez Hon Debra K Vogt Hon Valeri L Love Richard L Williams Ian David Macleod Jennifer L Woodhouse Sara J Mangan 6 Guardian of Justice Firms Firms/Organizations of 2 or more attorneys that averaged $1,000 or more per attorney Barran Liebman LLP Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC The Corson & Johnson Law Firm Piucci Law Crispin Employment Law PC Ring Bender LLP Esler Stephens & Buckley LLP Rogue Law Firm PC Frohnmayer Deatherage PC The Law Office of Justin Rosas Office of General Counsel Network Shetterly Irick & Ozias Grotefeld Hoffmann LLP Stoll Berne Leonard Law Group Swanson Lathen Prestwich Markowitz Herbold PC Tomasi Salyer Martin McDowell Rackner & Gibson PC Defender of Justice Firms Firms/Organizations of 2 or more attorneys that averaged $500 or more per attorney Brophy Schmor LLP Murphy Law Group PC Buchanan Angeli Altschul & Sullivan LLP Northwest Lawfirm Dorsay & Easton LLP Oregon Law Group PC Dunn Carney LLP Perkins Coie LLP Farleigh Wada Witt Pickett Dummigan McCall LLP Gleaves Swearingen LLP Precision Castparts Legal Department Jacobson Thierolf & Dickey LLP Stoel Rives LLP Karnopp Petersen LLP Tarlow Naito & Summers PC Lane Powell PC Tonkon Torp LLP Justice Council Firms Firms/Organizations of 2 or more attorneys that averaged $300 or more per attorney Bennett Hartman Attorneys at Law PC Hershner Hunter LLP Bodyfelt Mount Jackson Lewis PC Brinich & Bertalan LLP Law Office of Alan W Karpinski PC Cauble Selvig & Whittington LLP Keating Jones Hughes PC Center for NonProfit Legal Services Matthew D Longtin LLC Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP Foster Garvey Employees of the Oregon Supreme Court Gaydos Churnside City of Springfield Legal Department Gazzola & Hull PC Two Spruce Law PC Gillaspy & Rhode PLLC Wildwood Law Group Haglund Kelley Jones Williams Kastner Greene & Markley Harrang Long Gary Rudnick PC 7 Top Firm, Corporate, and Group Contributions Total donations include gifts from firms (this includes firm gifts and gifts from individual firm members); corporations, funds, schools, organizations, and trusts (and their employees); gifts from individual group members; and/or in-kind donations.
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