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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2009 Dean’s Report……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1

Endowed and Non-Endowed Funds………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 9

In Brief 2009–2010…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 12

A Letter from the Law School Alumni President…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 13

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14

Spring Twilight Affair……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18

Honor Roll 2009-2010……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20

Estate & Other Special Gifts…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 42

Firm & Corporate Alumni Challenge……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 44

Legacy 2010……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 46

Class participation 2008-2009……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… IBC

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Rebecca Hanner White

Change is in the air. I am referring not only to the turning of the season and the welcoming of cooler temperatures but also to transformations being made at the University of Georgia School of Law. Like any school with a long and distinguished history, Georgia Law has made steady changes and enhancements over its 150 years of existence.

owever, I am particularly pleased to announce that this coming year the school’s primary building, Hirsch Hall – Hwhich was dedicated in 1932 and expanded during the 1960s – will see renovations started. The first phase will primarily affect the ground floor and the Sutherland Courtyard, while the second and third phases will consist of a facelift for the remainder of the building’s public spaces. The key goal of these modifications is to create a more productive learning and scholarly atmosphere for our students by constructing additional places that will facilitate faculty/student interaction, provide more locations for small group study, create additional student organization and faculty/staff office space as well as generally spruce up areas that basically look the same as they did after the 1967 expansion.

We are very excited about these improvements to This coming year the law school’s primary building, Hirsch Hall, will be renovated. Above are renderings of what the Sutherland Courtyard area the school’s physical plant and the enhancements to will look like after the first phase of this project. learning they will afford. I invite you to find out more To view more architectural drawings of the proposed changes, please visit www.law.uga.edu/RenovationBrochure.pdf. about the school’s plans by visiting our website at www.law.uga.edu/RenovationBrochure.pdf.

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FACULTY Virginia. Logan also served as associate counsel for In addition to the planned renovations, changes have the Homeland Security Council at the White House been made to Georgia Law’s accomplished corps of and as a judicial clerk for Judge Jane R. Roth of the faculty. Earlier this year, we hired three professors, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit and Justice and five were promoted or granted tenure. Robert F. Orr of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Joining Georgia Law from the He earned his J.D. as well as both his master’s degree University of Kentucky, Andrea and doctorate from the University of Virginia, where L. Dennis is an associate profes- he served as the articles editor of the Virginia Environ- sor who will lead courses in the mental Law Journal. areas of criminal law, evidence Lonnie T. Brown Jr. was named and criminal procedure. Previ- the new holder of the Cleve- ously, Andrea served as an assis- land Distinguished Chair of tant federal public defender in Legal Ethics and Professional- Associate Professor the District of Maryland, worked ism. (This post was previously Andrea Dennis for the Office of the Corporation held by Meigs Distinguished Counsel and clerked for Judge Raymond A. Jackson Teaching Professor and former of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Dean C. Ronald Ellington, who Virginia. Her J.D. is from New York University, where Cleveland Distinguished retired in 2009.) Lonnie, who she was a member of the New York University Annual Chair of Legal Ethics and Professionalism teaches Civil Procedure, Legal Survey of American Law. Lonnie Brown Profession, Ethics in Litigation Specializing in international and Conflict of Laws, joined the Georgia faculty dur- business transactions and inter- ing 2002. In 2004, he was appointed by the Georgia national environmental law, Supreme Court to a three-year term as a member of Assistant Professor Timothy L. the Review Panel of the State Disciplinary Board for Meyer came to Georgia from the State Bar of Georgia and served as vice chair dur- the U.S. Department of State ing his final year. Office of the Legal Adviser. He also served as a judicial clerk to Assuming the post of associate Assistant Professor Judge Neil M. Gorsuch of the dean for faculty development, Timothy Meyer U.S. Court of Appeals for the which was vacated by Wood- 10th Circuit. He earned his law degree and doctorate ruff Chair in International Law in jurisprudence and social policy from the Univer- Daniel M. Bodansky earlier this sity of California at Berkeley, where he graduated first year, is Paul J. Heald, who also in his law class, was a member of the California Law holds the Post Professorship at Review and was inducted into Georgia Law. In his new role, Associate Dean for the Order of the Coif. Faculty Development Paul will work closely with the Logan E. Sawyer III joined & Post Professor Paul law school’s faculty, especially Heald Georgia Law as an assistant junior professors, to expand and professor teaching American promote scholarly activities. A Georgia Law faculty Legal History, Legal Profession member since 1989 who specializes in domestic and and Corporations. Previously, international intellectual property law, Paul has been he held a Law Research Fellow- a visiting professor and an invited speaker at several Assistant Professor ship at Georgetown University leading law schools in the United States and around Logan Sawyer and taught at the University of the globe.

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Usha Rodrigues, who became or will soon be publishing, articles authored by our a member of the Georgia faculty. These schools include: California at Berkeley, Law faculty during 2005, was Case Western Reserve, Chicago, Fordham, George awarded tenure earlier this year. Mason, George Washington, Harvard, Northwestern, She teaches Contracts, Busi- Stanford, Syracuse, Virginia, and Washington and Lee. ness Planning and Non-Public Moreover, publishers such as Cambridge University Business Associations. Prior to Press, Harvard University Press, Oxford University coming to Athens, Usha was a Press, Yale University Press, Aspen Publishers, LexisN- Associate Professor corporate associate with Wilson exis and Thomson/West have printed, or will soon be Usha Rodrigues Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in printing, books carrying the work of our professors. Reston, Va., and served as a judicial clerk for Judge Of special note are the numerous prestigious appoint- Thomas L. Ambro of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ments/honors bestowed on the Georgia Law faculty 3rd Circuit. during the past 12 months. A sampling of these follow. Eleanor “Ellie” Crosby Lanier, Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law who has been affiliated with Walter Hellerstein was named to State Tax Notes’ “All- Georgia Law since 2005 as the Decade State Tax Team,” which included only 15 indi- managing attorney of the Media- viduals nationwide and honored the “most influential tion Practicum, was recently people in the state and local tax world during the last named a full-time, skills-based 10 years.” instructor to serve the growing Assistant Professor Fazal Khan is part of a team needs of this program. Before that was awarded a three-year National Institutes of Managing Attorney of coming to UGA, Ellie was a con- Health grant to create an interdisciplinary center on the Mediation Practicum sulting attorney and mediation Ellie Lanier the ethical, legal and social implications of epigenet- trainer for The Center for Social ics research. He will serve as one of the primary legal Gerontology in Ann Arbor, Mich., which pioneered consultants for the center alongside principal investi- the use of elder mediation. gators from Oregon Health & Science University. In July, Carol A. Watson (J.D.’87) Criminal Defense Clinic Director Russell C. Gabriel became the new director of the (J.D.’85) was awarded a grant to investigate the finan- Alexander Campbell King Law cial burden of prosecution on indigent defendants in Library, replacing longtime the criminal justice system. Director E. Ann Puckett who retired after almost 16 years of Associate Professor Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge was service. Carol is no stranger to selected to serve as a Fulbright Scholar at the Uni- UGA, where she earned three versity of Vienna School of Law for the 2010-2011 Director of the Law of her four degrees. She has also academic year. Library Carol Watson been a member of the law library Lastly, new Law Library Direc- (J.D.’87) staff for the past 23 years, during tor Carol Watson was elected which she served as associate director for information vice president/president elect of technology and supervised the law school’s Comput- the Southeastern Chapter of the ing Services Team. American Association of Law Georgia Law faculty members continue to take their Libraries. roles as both teacher and scholar most seriously. On Additionally, prior to Ann Puck- Director of the Law the research front, I am pleased to report that journals Library and Professor ett’s retirement from the law of some of the nation’s top law schools have published, Emerita Ann Puckett school as professor and director

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of the law library in July, she was inducted into the ogies. This fall, we are hosting 1999 alumna Elizabeth inaugural class of the American Association of Law Weeks Leonard who is a tenured full professor at the Libraries Hall of Fame, which was created to recog- University of Kansas. Elizabeth is teaching Torts and nize AALL members whose contributions to the Health Care Finance. Visiting professors also for this profession and service to the association have been fall include the Delaware Court of Chancery Chancel- significant, substantial and longstanding. Ann made lor William B. Chandler III who is instructing a course a similar impact at the law school. While her pres- on advanced corporations and the University of New ence will be missed, we wish her and her husband, Dr. Mexico’s Erik F. Gerding who is teaching Corpora- Thomas A. “Tom” Wilson, well in her retirement. tions and Contracts. Another large loss for the law Plus, in the spring, we will welcome former Georgia school was the unexpected pass- Lt. Gov. Pierre Howard (J.D.’68) as the school’s Sand- ing of Associate Dean Gabriel ers Political Leadership Scholar, which is named for M. Wilner on May 21, approxi- alumnus and former Georgia Gov. Carl E. Sanders mately one week after his partici- (J.D.’48). Howard will lead a course in law and poli- pation in graduation exercises. A tics. Slate magazine’s Dahlia Lithwick (who served as member of the Georgia Law fac- the Edith House lecturer earlier this year) will teach ulty since 1973, Gabriel played The Media and The Courts, while the Louisiana State Former Associate Dean many roles within the Georgia University Law Center’s William R. Corbett will teach and longtime faculty Law community – associate Employment Discrimination and Torts. member Gabriel Wilner dean for graduate legal studies, Our 2010-2012 Public Interest Fellow is David J. executive director of the Dean Rusk Center, direc- Deganian who is focusing on the provision of educa- tor of the school’s study abroad program in Brussels tion, advocacy and legal representation for low-income and faculty adviser for the Georgia Journal of Interna- communities suffering from environmental degrada- tional and Comparative Law. He also taught courses tion in their residential neighborhoods. David is the on international law, international legal transactions, school’s fifth fellow to participate in this program that European Union law, international commercial arbi- fosters the creation of projects to provide civil legal tration and transnational investment. In recognition services to indigent Georgians and to incorporate law of Gabriel’s contributions, the school hosted a lecture students in the delivery of services. during October in his memory, which was sponsored Our invited lecturer and guest list reflects the school’s by the LL.M. Alumni Association. This presentation solid scholarly reputa- was delivered by Christof Siefarth (LL.M.’86), part- tion and represents ner in the GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten the diversity and ever law firm in Germany and longtime LL.M. Alumni evolving areas of inter- Association president, who outlined 10 essential tools est of our students and for being an international business lawyer. Addition- faculty. ally, the Georgia Journal of International and Compara- Last year, our Sibley will dedicate Vol. 39, Issue 3, in memory of tive Law Lecturers were the Gabriel. The law school community’s loss is tremen- University of Virginia’s dous, and our thoughts continue to be with his wife of Frederick Schauer, who 40 years, Gisele. delivered a talk titled Distinguished visiting professors, scholars and invited “When and How (If guests are used to expand the curricular offerings at Delivering the keynote address at All) Does Law Con- at graduation was former Acting Georgia Law and to enhance the intellectual atmo- Solicitor General of the United States strain Official Action?” sphere with a broader spectrum of thoughts and ideol- Walter Dellinger. and Yale University’s

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William Eskridge Jr., whose presentation discussed nered with the 25th Annual Equal Justice Foundation whether equal rights for gay people should give way to Auction) featuring former U.S. Sen. J. Maxwell “Max” liberties for religious people. Cleland; and the 22nd Annual Red Clay Conference The former Acting U.S. Solicitor General Walter titled Three States, One River: Exploring the Tri-State E. Dellinger III provided the keynote address at Water Dispute and featuring Villanova University’s graduation, and Assistant Surgeon General and Acting Joseph W. Dellapenna as well as Davis, Pickren & Sey- Deputy Director of the National Center for Emerging del Partner J. Rutherford Seydel II. and Zoonotic Diseases at the Centers for Disease The Dean Rusk Center has also helped coordinate Control and Prevention Ali S. Khan spoke about a series of conferences on nuclear security and health strategies and global health security. related issues, starting with Legal Frameworks for Discussing artist compensation in the European Union Strengthening Nuclear Security and Combating as well as the contractual structures that drive creative Nuclear Terrorism held in Austria during January. industries was Bournemouth University Centre for This was followed by the April 2010 Nuclear Security Intellectual Property Policy & Management’s Director Summit: Expectations and Realities held on campus Martin Kretschmer, while the former Solicitor General and November’s Fallout: The Future of Nuclear of Hong Kong Daniel R. Fung addressed Sino- Security and Non-Proliferation, which was held in American relations in an age of economic turmoil. Athens as well. Also, in October, financial crimes expert from the This fall, we were pleased to host the U.S. Court of European Anti-Fraud Office Andrea Venegoni pro- Appeals for Veterans Claims, which heard oral argu- vided the law school community with an European ments in the Hatton Lovejoy Courtroom, and the Union perspective on financial investigations and the Robes in the Schools program, where judges shared fight against fraud, while former U.S. Ambassador their paths to the bench as well as strategies and tips to Romania James C. Rosapepe and his wife, award- for success in the legal profession. Several Georgia Law winning journalist Sheilah Kast, discussed the former graduates participated in the latter program – Melo- communist country’s transformation to a democratic die Snell Conner (J.D.’86), Doris L. “Dee” Downs society. (J.D.’81), Stephen S. “Steve” Goss (J.D.’86) and Janet F. King (J.D.’80), as well as Georgia Law Adjunct Pro- Conferences hosted during the past 12 months fessor Patricia Barron. include: the 10th Annual Legal Ethics & Professional- ism Symposium titled Drawing the Ethical Line: Controversial Cases, Zealous Advocacy and the Public Good and featuring former U.S. Attorney General W. Ramsey Clark and former U.S. Attorney for the District of New Mexico David C. Iglesias; Former U.S. Sen. Max the International Human Rights Cleland presented “We Are Public Interest” at and Climate Change Confer- the 5th Annual Working ence featuring Yale University’s in the Public Interest Thomas Pogge; the 5th Annual Returning to Georgia Law to participate in the Robes in the Schools Law Conference, which program were: (l. to r.) Dee Downs (J.D.’81), Janet King (J.D.’80), Melodie partnered with the 25th Working in the Public Interest Snell Conner (J.D.’86), Steve Goss (J.D.’86) and Adjunct Professor Patricia Annual EJF Auction. Law Conference (which part- Barron.

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STUDENTS structure allows for a more integrated approach to the Enrolling a smart, talented and diverse student body administration of student life at the school. is rightfully one of the law school’s strategic goals, Furthermore, longtime Director of Student Affairs and this year, once again, the first-year entering class and Registrar Marc A. Galvin announced his decision set records. The Class of 2013’s median Law School to retire after 27 years of service to the law school on Admission Test score of 164 and the median under- December 31. Marc joined the law school in 1983 graduate grade point average of 3.7 tied existing as the associate director of admissions and became school records established last year, while the LSAT its registrar in 1986 and its director of student affairs scores for the 75th and 25th percentiles of 166 and during 1992, and then added facilities management in 2007. Of special note is the fact that well over half ENTERING CLASS OF 2010 STATISTICS of the school’s graduates were students during Marc’s LSAT Score Undergraduate GPA tenure as registrar. We wish Marc well as he embarks 75th Percentile 166* 3.8 on his retirement but are pleased he has agreed to Median 164* 3.7* remain with the school on a part-time basis to see the 25th Percentile 162* 3.4 institution through its planned renovations mentioned earlier. * Represents a school record. The Master of Laws program also recruited an excellent 162, respectively, were new highs. Furthermore, one- class. Twelve individuals are currently enrolled in third of the class impressively scored in the top six this one-year program that provides an individually percent of LSAT test takers nationwide, and likewise fashioned curriculum in a variety of self-selected legal two-thirds of the class placed in the top 10 percent. areas. This year’s students are from the countries of Brazil, China, Guyana, Nicaragua and Nigeria, along The 248 students composing the Class of 2013 with several from the United States. studied at 100 undergraduate institutions, with the most common undergraduate schools being UGA Academic life at Georgia Law continues to respond to (77), Emory University (8), Furman University (7), the needs and interests of the legal profession and the the University of Virginia (7), the University of North student body. Presently, the faculty is in the process Carolina at Chapel Hill (6), Clemson University (5), of reviewing the first-year curriculum to ensure it is the University of Florida (5), Auburn University providing the best foundation for our future graduates (4), the Georgia Institute of Technology (4), Mercer to excel in the practice of law. University in Macon (4), Morehouse College (4) and the University of Texas at Austin (4). Twenty-one percent of this class considers themselves a member of a minority group, and more than one-half of the minorities are African American. This very bright group of students was recruited by the school’s new Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Paul B. Rollins and his team, which includes Director of Diversity Programs and Associate Director of Admissions Gregory L. “Greg” Roseboro (J.D.’87) and Assistant Director of Admissions Ramsey Henderson The Land Use Clinic is one of five new service learning programs created Bridges (J.D.’05). Paul’s designation as assistant dean by the law school since 2002. Photographed above are students enrolled became effective earlier this summer and reflects his in the clinic who worked to reduce the local industrial impact on residents living in Newtown, a community located in Gainesville, Ga. Jamie Baker new role of overseeing the school’s career services, Roskie (J.D.’01) (in sunglasses) serves as the clinic’s managing attorney. student affairs and registrar functions. This change in Photo by The Gainesville Times.

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Similarly, upper-level course offerings have evolved. One recent trend is the provision of more hands-on courses. Georgia Law has expanded its service learning classes significantly in recent years. Since 2002, we have added five programs – the Land Use Clinic, the Mediation Practicum, the Special Education Practicum, the Corporate Counsel Externship and the Appellate Litigation Clinic, our newest initiative in which students aid in the representation of indigent clients in appeals to U.S. Courts of Appeals. The school now offers 12 service learning programs. Last year, we officially launched the school’s Business Law and Ethics Program to ensure our graduates are prepared to advise business clients, particularly Students participating in Georgia Law’s Summer Program in China. in a transactional practice. Supplementing core Today’s students shape and promote legal dialogue classes and practice-based courses are experiential and debate by sponsoring conferences and speakers. learning components such as the Corporate Counsel Members of the school’s three journals – the Geor- Externship and national negotiation competitions. gia Law Review, the Georgia Journal of International Georgia Law’s negotiation teams have already added and Comparative Law and the Journal of Intellectual to the school’s reputation by winning a national Property Law – also contribute significantly to legal championship during the program’s second year of discussions by publishing articles from leading schol- participating in national tournaments. ars. With approximately 35 student organizations (as Of course, the school’s advocacy teams continue to compared to roughly 20 one decade ago), I am sure perform at a high level. For the 2009-2010 academic you can imagine the wide array of speakers, activi- year, Georgia Law students captured a national title – ties and viewpoints expressed at Georgia Law on any at the Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Moot Court given day. Competition – and three regional/state trophies – at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court By far, the largest percentage of our graduates still go Southeastern Regional Competition, the National into private practice. For the Class of 2009, which Moot Court Regional Competition (where they reported a 99 percent placement rate within nine eventually finished as one of the top eight teams in the months after graduation (the official reporting dead- country) and the Intrastate Moot Court Competition. line of the National Association for Law Placement), (This is our fifth consecutive year of capturing the 65 percent went into private practice while 14 percent state’s top trophy!) obtained judicial clerkships, nine percent found jobs in the government sector, five percent entered the The desire for international learning is another growth field of business/industry, four percent pursued public area in legal education and in education more generally. interest work and three percent decided to continue During the last 10 years, Georgia Law has started two their education. The average starting salary for these new study abroad programs – Georgia Law at Oxford graduates was just over $108,000. and the Summer Program in China (with study taking place in both Beijing and Shanghai) – in addition to cre- I am pleased to report that our former students have ating the Global Internship Program, which is UGA’s had excellent success in recent years in obtaining largest international program in terms of geographic federal clerkships. Earlier this spring, Georgia Law reach. Moreover, the longtime Brussels Seminar on the ranked second among public law schools and 10th Law and Institutions of the European Union was modi- overall for graduates in federal clerkships (based on fied three years ago to qualify for ABA accreditation. the Class of 2008). Furthermore, this fall, The New York

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Times examined the schools from which U.S. Supreme Newspapers, Otis has been very involved in giving Court clerks obtained their law degrees, and it ranked back to the law school, the university as a whole and Georgia Law third among public law schools and 11th the state of Georgia. In 2004, he established the Otis overall for the time period 2005-2010. Brumby Distinguished Professorship in First Amend- Additionally, I am very delighted ment Law, a joint faculty post shared by the law school to announce we have recently and the UGA Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. Otis has been named to Georgia learned that 2009 Georgia Law Trend’s list of “100 Most Influential Georgians” three graduate Brian C. Lea has been times. He is also a trustee of the UGA Arch Founda- chosen to clerk for Justice Clar- tion and a board of directors member of the Georgia ence Thomas for the October First Amendment Foundation. He and his son Otis A. 2011 term. Brian is our fifth Brumby III (J.D.’06) are responsible for publishing former student to be selected two daily newspapers and 27 community/suburban Counting the selection to clerk for the U.S. Supreme newspapers in 10 counties in metropolitan Atlanta. of Brian Lea (J.D.’09), Court in seven years! Needless who will clerk for Justice His daughter, Lee Brumby Garrett (J.D.’99), also Clarence Thomas for to say, we are very proud that our works at The Marietta Daily Journal. the October 2011 term, alumni are being considered and Georgia Law has had are being selected for such highly Other accomplished alumni who have given their five graduates chosen time and talents to the law school include: Roy E. for U.S. Supreme Court coveted legal positions. clerkships in seven years. Barnes (J.D.’72), former governor and now attorney at the Barnes Law Group; Michael J. “Mike” Bowers ALUMNI (J.D.’74), former state attorney general and now part- Another source of great pride for our law school is its ner at Balch & Bingham; J. Randolph “Randy” Evans alumni body. Many of you have distinguished your- (J.D.’83), a partner at McKenna Long & Aldridge; selves in the practice of law and in service to the vari- and Sally Quillian Yates (J.D.’86), U.S. attorney for ous communities to which you belong. the Northern District of Georgia. These four came to One particular Georgia Law graduate I want to men- campus during the spring to share their professional tion is Otis A. Brumby Jr. (LL.B.’65), who was given experiences as part of the school’s Alumni Advocacy the 2010 Distinguished Service Scroll Award in June Series, which is coordinated by Callaway Chair Emeri- tus Ronald L. “Ron” Carlson. by the school’s alumni association. Currently the publisher of The Marietta Daily Journal and Neighbor Additionally, students benefited from contact with alumni working in the corporate sector via the Dean’s Business Roundtable Series. Those who traveled back to Athens to participate in these small group exchanges this past year were: Maria Bouchelle Campbell (LL.B.’67), Maynard Cooper & Gale of counsel and former superintendent of the State Bank- ing Department for Alabama; Henry B. “Hank” Har- ris III (J.D.’80), managing director of the tax-exempt finance group at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey; R. Dale Hughes (J.D.’86), senior vice president of strategic investments and real estate at Cox Enterprises; and Sherry M. Knowles (J.D.’86), former senior vice Otis Brumby Jr. (LL.B.’65) (right) was honored with the 2010 president and global chief patent counsel at Glaxo- Distinguished Service Scroll Award, which was presented to him by Superior Court of Cobb County Senior Judge and former Georgia SmithKline and now with the advisory IP management Supreme Court Justice Conley Ingram (left). firm Knowles Litvack Advisors.

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Alumni leadership was provided this past year by James fiscal year, Georgia Law received just over $2 million E. “Jim” Butler Jr. (J.D.’77), who chaired the Board in contributions. Furthermore, the Law School Fund of Visitors, and Gregory C. “Greg” Sowell (J.D.’83), had a banner year with a total of $702,240 being who presided over the Law School Association. This secured to support annual initiatives of the school. pair was succeeded this year by Kathelen V. Amos All gifts, large and small, make strategic and neces- (J.D.’82) and David B. Bell (J.D.’77), respectively. sary changes to programming and facilities at Geor- Notably, David and his father, John C. Bell (LL.B.’38), gia Law possible, and I am delighted to see so many who served as LSA president for 1965-1966, are the names acknowledged in the Honor Roll of Donors, only father-son duo to occupy this key alumni post. which appears in this Annual Report. I am also very thankful to David S. (J.D.’71) and Eliz- Of special note is a $1 million pledge from Kathelen abeth Golden for opening their home and hosting the and Daniel P. Amos. This gift will provide essential 2010 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight funding for the law school’s upcoming renovations Affair in April. (This event is for annual donors of to Hirsch Hall, referenced earlier, and establishes the $1,000 or more to the law school.) Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos ’82 Scholarship. In May, John T. (J.D.’72) and Sandra Glover held a In addition, a donation of $120,000 was received reception to honor former Dean Ron Ellington and from alumni working at the Sutherland law firm. This to recognize his retirement after almost 40 years of gift supplements earlier commitments by the firm service to the school. and its lawyers of more than $250,000 and will also support our facility improvements. Plus, the law school received a bequest of $105,000 from the estate of Fred C. Sweat (LL.B.’40), which will provide scholarship support for our students. I am happy to recognize that the school’s first Law Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge winner was Brinson, Askew, Berry, Seigler, Richardson & Davis in Rome, Ga. Firms with five or more Georgia Law alumni can participate in this contest, which runs the entire fiscal year and seeks to achieve 100 percent giving participation from Georgia Law graduates Aflac Executive Vice President of Corporate Services Audrey Boone Tillman (J.D.’89) (center) served as the keynote speaker for this year’s alumnae evening, where she shared some professional insights with other female Georgia Law graduates.

And, I want to acknowledge the firm Nelson Mul- lins Riley & Scarborough for hosting the school’s 5th Annual Alumnae Evening earlier this year, which fea- tured an address by Aflac Executive Vice President of Corporate Services Audrey Boone Tillman (J.D.’89). Events like these provide valuable as well as memo- The law firm Brinson, Askew, Berry, Seigler, Richardson & Davis was rable opportunities to celebrate what it means to be a the inaugural winner of the school’s Law Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge. Helping the firm reach a 100 percent giving participation rate member of the Georgia Law community. was: (l. to r.) Joe Seigler (J.D.’71), Frank Beacham (J.D.’01), Sam Lucas (J.D.’05), Stephen Moseley (J.D.’98), King Askew (J.D.’71), Andy Davis Despite the challenging economic climate confront- (J.D.’84), Norman Fletcher (J.D.’58), Alix Warren (J.D.’07) and Bob ing us all, I am pleased to share that for the 2009-2010 Berry (J.D.’73).

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within an organization. Heading up the firm’s giving For those of you who were fortunate to have been effort was J. Anderson “Andy” Davis (J.D.’84). To back to campus earlier this fall for the Sutherland learn more about how your group can win this current Courtyard Dedication, the Joseph Henry Lumpkin year’s competition, please contact Director of Annual Society Champagne and Strawberries Reception Giving Phyllis R. Cooke at [email protected]. and/or the 20th Annual Homecoming BBQ, I hope You may or may not be aware that I have been on the you enjoyed yourselves and were able to find the time road quite a bit over the past several months trying to to connect with members of the Georgia Law faculty, meet and visit with you and your fellow Georgia Law staff or student body during your stay. graduates where you live and work. I have traveled to Another great opportunity for you to visit Athens Chattanooga, New York City and Washington, D.C., will be in January. Instead of holding alumni events in addition to the Georgia cities of Albany, Americus, in conjunction with the State Bar of Georgia Midyear Augusta, Brunswick, Gainesville, Marietta, Rome Meeting in Nashville, we have decided to host our and Savannah. usual January alumni reception and breakfast here These trips are truly one of the more enjoyable parts in Athens on January 20 and 21, respectively, and of my job as I get to share with you, in person, many will recognize Georgia Law alumni who are serving of the positive changes taking place in Athens as well as judges in our state system at the reception. This as the opportunities and challenges facing the school. change in programming will afford you an additional I am so appreciative of those who hosted receptions occasion to stop by the law school to see and experi- and helped to make these events possible. ence some of the transformations I have shared with you in this report. In conclusion, I am very pleased with the changes the school is making and with the opportunities for advancement that are before us. Your contributions, money and otherwise, toward achieving the school’s goals are a vote of confidence and demonstrate that you believe in the value of your Georgia Law diploma and its future. Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Sutherland partners Jim Henderson (J.D.’76) (left) and Herbert Short (J.D.’85) (right) unveil a granite plaque during the Sutherland Courtyard Dedication as Associate Dean Paul Kurtz looks on. Etched in the stone are the names of the Sutherland attorneys and their family members who contributed to a combined gift of more than $370,000 to the law school. The plaque will be set into the floor of the courtyard as a commemorative Rebecca Hanner White marker during the renovation. Dean and J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law

Your contributions, money and otherwise, toward achieving the school’s goals are a vote of confidence and demonstrate that you believe in the value of your Georgia Law diploma and its future.

10 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report ENDOWED & NON-ENDOWED FUNDS

The following is a list of endowed and non-endowed funds that support Georgia Law. These funds represent Georgia Law’s future as they allow us to recruit outstanding faculty, enrich our curriculum and ensure that talented students have access to an excellent, affordable legal education.

The office of development welcomes the opportunity to talk with donors about making gifts to existing funds or creating new funds to benefit Georgia Law. For more information, contact the development office at (706) 542-7639 or [email protected].

AWARDS J. Ralph Beaird Closing Argument Award Fund Ronald L. Carlson Student Award Fund Ann Bryan Downs Loan Repayment Assistance Program Fund Kerry Harike Joedecke Memorial Award for Excellence Ellen R. Jordan Fund for Public Interest Law Dan MacDougald Memorial Fund Julian B. McDonnell Prize Fund William King Meadow Award Fund Isaac Meinhard Memorial Award Jere W. Morehead Best Oralist Award Fund Willis J. “Dick” Richardson, Jr. Student Award Fund Edward D. and Carol J. Spurgeon Public Service Fellowship Fund University of Georgia Law Class of 1933 Memorial Fund

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FACULTY SUPPORT Robert Cotten Alston Chair in Corporate Law Donald P. Gilmore, Jr. Memorial Award Fund Arthur K. Bolton Professorship in Environmental Law Guyana Legal Internship Program Support Fund Pope F. Brock Professorship in Professional Responsibility Edith House Lecture Fund Otis Brumby Distinguished Professorship in First Journal of Intellectual Property Law Fund Amendment Law Land Use Clinic Support Fund Harmon W. Caldwell Chair in Constitutional Law Walter McElreath Fund Marion & W. Colquitt Carter Chair in Tort & Mock Trial Endowment Fund Insurance Law Moot Court Endowment Fund Verner F. Chaffin Distinguished Professorship in Public Interest Fellowship Program Fiduciary Law School of Law Student Programs & Activities Fund A. Gus Cleveland Distinguished Chair of Legal Ethics Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Fund & Professionalism Visiting Judges and Lawyers Fund C. Ronald Ellington Award for Excellence in Teaching Fund GENERAL J. Alton Hosch Professorship of Law (includes five Michael Bowers Law School Fund professorships) Campaign for Georgia Law Funds M.E. Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance & Securities Dean and Virginia Rusk Fund Law Dean Rusk Law Center Addition Fund Kirbo Trust Endowed Faculty Enhancement Fund Kenneth Henson Law School Fund Charles H. Kirbo Chair in the School of Law Hirsch Hall Discretionary Fund Justice Thomas O. Marshall Chair of Constitutional Law Law School Fund John Byrd Martin Chair of Law Legal Ethics and Professionalism Symposium Fund Allen Post Professorship of the School of Law William J. Stembler Law School Fund Ernest P. Rogers Chair of Intellectual Property & Unfair Joel Wooten Law School Fund Competition Law Carl E. Sanders Chair in Political Leadership LIBRARY SUPPORT Francis Shackelford Distinguished Professorship in Vaughn C. Ball Law Library Fund Taxation Law J. Ralph and Jeanne R. Beaird Law Library Fund John Adams Sibley Professorship in Corporate & Joseph E. Cheeley, Jr. Law Library Endowment Fund Business Law Judge Joel J. Fryer Memorial Law Library Fund Alex W. Smith Professorship in Law Hamilton Lokey and Henry L. Bowden Law Library Fund Herman E. Talmadge Chair of Law Lumpkin Law School Fund Talmadge Law Faculty Fund John B. Rees, Jr. Law Library Book Fund Emily & Ernest Woodruff Chair in International Law Carl E. Sanders Law Library Endowment Fund CO-CURRICULAR Louis B. Sohn Law Library Fund Robert Brown Fund STUDENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT William Carroll Brown, Jr. Student & Faculty Morris B. Abram Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund A. Pratt Adams, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Chester C. Davenport BLSA Support Fund William Seaborn Ashley Endowed Scholarship Fund Endover Foundation Mock Trial Program Fund Attorneys’ Title Guaranty Fund Scholarship Family Violence Clinic Support Fund Tara Baker Memorial Scholarship Fund Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law Robert O. Ball III Law Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Grace H. Barnes Scholarship Fund Georgia Law Review Endowment

12 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report ENDOWED AND NON-ENDOWED FUNDS

Keith Mason Law Scholarship Fund Claud B. Barrett Educational Fund C. Read Morton, Jr. and William “Billy” P. Payne Andrea R. Bennett Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund F. M. Bird Law Scholarship Fund Thomas B. Murphy Fund Jerry B. Blackstock Law School Scholarship Gwinn Henry Nixon Scholarship Fund Margaret S. Bode Scholarship Judge Wilbur Dawson Owens, Jr. Scholarship Fund James R. Borders Scholarship Chris and Anna Paulson Memorial Loan Fund Frank Brogan Memorial Scholarship Fund Benjamin Z. Phillips Law Scholarship Fund Scott M. Brown Scholarship Fund Clifford Pratt Memorial Loan Fund B. Hugh Burgess Scholarship Judge J. Kelley Quillian Scholarship Fund James E. Butler Scholarship Fund Frank Ramsey Memorial Scholarship Fund James Lawson Carmichael, Jr. Law School Scholarship Milton M. Ratner Scholarship and Loan Fund Fund Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi Scholarship Fund Bryant T. Castellow Memorial Scholarship Fund William and Vickie Scaljon Scholarship Fund Verner F. Chaffin Endowment Fund R. Perry Sentell, Jr. Scholarship Fund Class of 1986 Scholarship Fund Michael J. Sharp Scholarship Fund Welborn B. Cody Law Scholarship Fund Alex and Betty Smith Scholarship Fund Sigmund A. Cohn Scholarship Fund Smith, Gambrell & Russell Scholarship Fund Frank A. Constangy Memorial Scholarship Fund Marion Smith Scholarship Fund McCarthy Crenshaw Student Loan Fund Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Scholarship Fund Chester C. Davenport Scholarship Fund Hughes Spalding Scholarship Fund Patricia C. Downing Memorial Scholarship Fund Ed Sumner Memorial Scholarship Fund Judge Newell Edenfield Scholarship Fund Synovus Foundation Scholarship Fund D. Meade Feild Scholarship Fund Talmadge Law Scholarship Fund John and Mary Franklin Foundation Law Scholarship Robert Battey Troutman Memorial Fund Fund University of Georgia Foundation Law Scholarship Fund Joseph Aaron Fried Scholarship Fund University of Georgia Law Dames Emergency Loan Fund Sonya Yarbrough Gee Memorial Scholarship Fund Gabriel M. Wilner Scholarship Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Trial Advocacy Woodruff Law Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Vasser Woolley Foundation Law Scholarship Fund E.J. Grassmann Law Scholarship Fund Jeremy Harden Memorial Scholarship Fund Roy V. Harris Scholarship Fund J. Alton Hosch Scholarship Fund Hughes - Green Family Scholarship Fund Inslee and Betti Johnson Scholarship Fund Kilpatrick Stockton Scholarship Robert E. Knox Memorial Scholarship Fund Wyckliffe “Wyck” A. Knox, Jr. Law School Scholarship Fund Law School Reunion Scholarship Fund Morton P. Levine Scholarship Fund Edith M. and Frank G. Lumpkin, Jr. Scholarship Fund

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 13 IN BRIEF 2009–2010

Overall Gifts & Commitments………………………… $2,031,982.20 REVENUE Annual Gifts: Donors: Law School Fund…………………………… $702,239.67 1,421 Alumni Donors* Hirsch Hall Fund…………………………… $317,577.97 17% Alumni Participation Rate* Endowed & Non-Endowed Funds… $549,155.28 2,345 Total Donors 350 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society members Total Revenue………………………… $1,568,972.92 21 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society benefactors (Donors of $10,000 or more) *(includes gifts to all funds/accounts supporting Georgia Law) LAW SCHOOL FUND EXPENDITURES 2009–2010 Budget Summary as of June 30, 2010 Student Support 7%

Advocacy Programs 1%

Faculty Support 4%

Alumni Activities 4%

Dean’s Office 5%

Development 11%

Scholarships 67%

2009-2010 Budget $650,000 Expended Percentage Scholarships………………………$412,389………………… 67% All expenditures are approved Student Support………………… $44,830………………… 7% through an itemized budget request presented to the Law Advocacy Programs……………… $8,658………………… 1% School Association Council and Faculty Support…………………… $26,175………………… 4% voted on by the greater Georgia Alumni Activities………………… $24,720………………… 4% Law alumni body during its Development……………………… $68,974………………… 11% annual meeting. Law School Fund contributions received this Dean’s Office……………………… $31,287………………… 5% fiscal year are spent next fiscal year. Our fiscal year runs from TOTAL LSA EXPENDITURES… $617,033 ……………… 100% July 1 to June 30.

14 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

David B. Bell

The year was 1935. Franklin Roosevelt was president. America was still in the depths of the depression. My father had just completed two years of study at the Junior College located in Augusta. His dream was to attend law school.

These were the days before an LSAT. Law schools Now is the time for us to show respect for the admitted students after 2 years of college based past by making the future available to others. upon grades alone. And my father had the grades, Our law school is worthy of our sacrifice. It is but finances were tight in 1935. Nevertheless led by a wonderful dean who has a great respect my father applied for and was accepted to law for our past traditions while developing a vision school at the University of Georgia. What stood as to how we must change and grow in order to in his way? Tuition, room and board. To make meet the future needs and demands that will be my father’s dream a reality, my Grandmother placed upon our graduates. sold her wedding ring to raise the money. Our law school attracts the brightest students How did my Grandmother’s sacrifice pay off? from Georgia and out of state. They deserve My father graduated from our law school in both our admiration and our support. We must 1938. Then my brother, John, graduated in 1972. show our appreciation for an exceptional student I graduated five years later in 1977. Because body by giving our encouragement, opening of my grandmother’s sacrifice, my brother’s opportunities for them upon graduation and oldest daughter, Ansley Bell Threlkeld, and her monetarily supporting our annual fund. husband, Paul, graduated in 2001. Then, seven years later, my sister’s youngest son, John Bell Please join me in supporting this year’s Law Manly, and his new bride, Megan, graduated. School Fund campaign. Our gifts will enable Now my oldest son, David Jr., is a second-year Georgia Law’s future to be as bright and student scheduled to graduate in 2012. He will successful as its past. It is only together, and be the eighth member of my grandmother’s with the help of all, that our full potential will family to hold a diploma from the University of be realized. Georgia School of Law. Our family’s tradition at Georgia Law began with Grandmother’s sacrifice. All of us who proudly call ourselves graduates of Georgia Law owe our David B. Bell (J.D. ’77) success to someone who went before us. Law School Association President

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 15 JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY

Joseph Henry Lumpkin founded the University of Georgia School of Law in 1859, in collaboration with his son-in-law, Thomas R.R. Cobb, and colleague, William Hope Hull. Classes were first taught in Lumpkin’s law office at the corner of Prince Avenue and Pulaski Street in downtown Athens at what was then the Lumpkin Law School.

The School of Law is pleased to honor its Princeton in 1819, then “read law” under the tutelage annual contributors of $1,000 or more with of a practicing attorney, as was the custom of the day. membership in the Joseph Henry Lumpkin Lumpkin was admitted to the Georgia bar in 1820. TSociety and greatly appreciates the commitment of In 1824, he was elected to a two-year term in the these individuals to the continuous advancement Georgia legislature and, in 1833, he helped frame the of the quality of the law school. In 2009-2010, 350 state penal code. In 1845, Lumpkin became the first generous alumni and friends were members of the chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, where he Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society. served continuously until his death in 1867.

Joseph Henry Lumpkin founded the University of Join the Lumpkin Society and help sustain excellence Georgia School of Law in 1859, in collaboration with at your law school. Please make your gift of $1,000 his son-in-law, Thomas R.R. Cobb, and colleague, or more to the School of Law by June 30, 2011, and William Hope Hull. Classes were first taught in encourage several of your classmates and colleagues to Lumpkin’s law office at the corner of Prince Avenue follow your lead. With your 2010-2011 Joseph Henry and Pulaski Street in downtown Athens at what was Lumpkin Society membership, we can safeguard our then the Lumpkin Law School. position among the nation’s finest law schools.

Lumpkin, born in Oglethorpe County in 1799, was a distinguished lawyer and statesman and a major figure in Georgia public affairs. He graduated from

16 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY

JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY BENEFACTORS (Donors of $10,000 or more) Anonymous James L. Henderson & William M. Overend Anonymous Eleanor Dunlap Henderson Ronald W. Rogers Robert O. Ball III R. Dale & Cynthia G. Hughes Hon. & Mrs. Carl E. Sanders Hon. & Mrs. Roy E. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. A. Felton Jenkins, Jr. Michael J. Sharp Elizabeth W. Camp W. Russell King Mr. & Mrs. William J. Stembler Edward T.M. Garland Kenneth Klein Fred C. Sweat Estate John T. Glover Mrs. Thomas O. Marshall, Jr. John T. Wasdin John T. Glover, Jr. Walter W. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Joel O. Wooten David S. Golden George D. & Carol Overend

JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY FELLOWS (Donors of $5,000 to $9,999)

William V. Allison J. Randolph Evans & Matthew W. Nichols Eleanor Banister Linda S. Evans Mrs. L. Ray Patterson Steven L. & Kathleen Lewis Beard C. Michael Evert, Jr. Alec L. Poitevint II & Michael J. & Bette Rose Bowers George W. Fryhofer III Doreen Stiles Poitevint Jesse G. Bowles III Mark E. Grantham Neal J. Quirk James. E. Butler, Jr. G. Sanders Griffith III Mr. & Mrs. G. Robert Reinhardt, Sr. Elizabeth Brannen Chandler & Charles B. Haygood, Jr. Robert I. Schramm Richard C. Chandler Carlton M. Henson II Herbert J. & Lisa Spain Short C. Andrew Childers Wyckliffe A. Knox, Jr. Reginald R. & Leigh M. Smith Wade H. Coleman Anthony D. Lehman Michael N. Weathersby & Laura Hauck Covington Morton P. Levine Risë J. Weathersby Mr. & Mrs. R. Alex Crumbley Mr. & Mrs. James E. Love III W. Scott Wright & Peter J. Daughtery Mary O. Marshall Stephanie Mayfield Wright Mr. & Mrs. Bertis E. Downs IV Samuel M. Matchett Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Young

JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY PARTNERS (Donors of $2,500 to $4,999)

Maiser M. Aboneaaj & Jeanine Gibbs Garvie Lula Pittman Post Lee Ann Bambach Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Glass Eliabeth Ann Puckett & H. Michael & Bridget Bagley Robert P. Hall III Thomas A. Wilson Mrs. Jerry B. Blackstock Henry B. Harris III Dennis B. & Jane Canipe Rooks Brian P. Cain Robert P. Hein Matthew G. Rooks B. Lynn Chastain Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Cooper Julia A. Houston David E. Shipley & Santhia L. Curtis S. Lark Ingram & Virginia F. Coleman Nancy Karen Deming Daniel V. Pompilio III Robert J. Soper Katherine D. Dixon William Henry Kitchens Gregory C. Sowell J. Michael Dover Susan S. Lanigan Gerald S. Tanenbaum Dorothy Black Franzoni Floyd D. Newton III James A. Walker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Freeman James A. Orr Allen W. Yee David H. Gambrell Phaedra C. Parks

* Bold names indicate five or more years of consecutive Lumpkin Society membership.

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JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN SOCIETY ASSOCIATES (Donors of $1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous Nickolas P. Chilivis Donald I. Hackney, Jr. Anonymous Hon. & Mrs. Harold G. Clarke Mr. & Mrs. V. Nathaniel Hansford David W. Adams & John L. Coalson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jodie Harden Mary Paige Adams Walter N. Cohen E. David Hart, Jr. W. Morgan Akin Hon. & Mrs. Aaron Cohn Phillip L. Hartley Elizabeth P. Alsobrook Mr. & Mrs. John D. Comer Scott D. Hawkins & Barschall Andrews II Cale H. Conley Susan Mashburn Hawkins Stephen C. Andrews & Patrick D. Conner & Douglas R. Haynie Doris L. Downs Tonnye Conner-White J. Jeffrey Helms, Jr. & Alvan S. Arnall Adam M. Conrad & Catherine Harris Helms Andrew C. Ausband Danielle Logan Conrad Wade W. Herring II & William D. & Donna G. Barwick J. Vincent Cook Jr. Susan Cramer Herring W. Randall Bassett & Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E. Cooper Phillip S. Hibbard Julia L. Bassett John B. Copenhaver Robert S. Highsmith, Jr. J. Ralph Beaird Alfred N. Corriere P. Harris Hines Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Beerman Betsy C. Cox Sarah M. Hoagland Mr. & Mrs. David B. Bell Steve L. Cummings I. Gregory Hodges Frederic S. Beloin William V. Custer IV & Rebecca A. Hoelting J. Dewey Benefield, Jr. Cheryl F. Custer Howell Hollis III Douglas A. Bennett J. David Dantzler, Jr. Molly McKibben Howard Jeffrey L. Berhold Mr. & Mrs. George W. Darden III H. Gilman Hudnall, Jr. B.J. Bernstein Jan Meadows Davidson Julius M. Hulsey David E. Betts & Chris Q. Betts William D. deGolian Charles A. Hunnicutt T. Paige Betz Richard A. Diment & Charles E. Jabaley Kristen M. Beystehner Dana Garrett Diment L. Norwood Jameson Jill Coveny Birch & Donnie Dixon William R. Jenkins Douglas F. Birch, Jr. Kathy Kraft Dorough J. Alexander Johnson James H. Blanchard & Pamela DeAngelis Duncan Ezra B. Jones III Frances S. Blanchard H. Mitchell Dunn, Jr. LeeAnn Jones Gary & Dwayne Blasingame Thomas A. Eaton James M. Jordan III Keith D. & Karen A. Bodoh B. Avant Edenfield Theodore W. Kassinger Patricia Warren Booker Bruce B. Edwards, Jr. Elizabeth McClure Kelley Michael S. Bradley Prof. & Mrs. C. Ronald Ellington Douglas R. Kertscher Jerome Braun James B. & Michele Jones Ellington Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. Rikard L. Bridges Sara A. Evans M. Todd King Wilbur C. Brooks James L. Ford Dow N. Kirkpatrick II Charles H. Brown Warner S. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Knox, Jr. Sylvia P. Brown Stephanie L. Friese Ruth A. Knox Ginger & Scott Burton Sidney A. Gelernter Ryan W. Koppelman & Harmon W. Caldwell, Jr. Steven P. Gilliam Michelle L. Carter Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr. Victor E. Goetz & Stephen Krebs Maureen T. Callahan Barbara Miller Goetz Stan Kreimer, Jr. Diane Sanborn Calloway Robert D. Goldsmith Edward B. Krugman Clark E. Candler & Robert L. Goldstucker Paul M. Kurtz & Carol P. Kurtz Teresa Atkinson Candler Mr. & Mrs. William S. Goodman W. Pope Langdale III Valerie Caproni Greg E. Gregory III J. Curtis Lewis III Hon. & Mrs. George H. Carley Daniel P. Griffin Mary Jane Hollis Link Ronald L. & Mary Carlson Bradley K. Groff & Donald R. Livingston John L. Carr, Jr. Kerstin Meyers Groff Joey M. Loudermilk Caroline G. Castle Bradley W. Grout & Hubert C. Lovein, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Chandler, Jr. Megan Webb Grout Julia Willcox Lumpkin

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M. Jeremy Lynch Michael M. Raeber Keith W. Vaughan Rollin E. Mallernee II Ryan P. Reavis Glen M. Vey & Shelley Rucker Vey Thomas W. Malone Shyam Reddy Robert G. Walther Scotty G. Mann & James K. Reed C. Wilbur Warner, Jr. Jennifer Lynn Derryberry Mann Michael S. Reeves Wiley A. Wasden III Timothy Mann, Jr. Benjamine Reid Don L. Waters C. Bradford Marsh Kenneth S. Resnick John L. Watkins J. Dean Marshall, Jr. Patrick J. Rice Paul E. Weathington Dr. Leisa Lifer Marshall Melody Z. Richardson Robert B. Wedge William L. Martin III James M. Riley Harvey Weitz Roger J. Martinson Frederick H. Ritts Laura H. Wheaton Keith W. Mason Gregory L. Roseboro Sidney F. Wheeler Gregory B. Mauldin F. Valerie Rusk E. Crawford McDonald Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge C. Wade McGuffey, Jr. & Steven E. Scheer Virginia M. McGuffey Dale M. Schwartz Gregory B. McMenamy, Jr. Edward S. Sell III T. Penn McWhorter Richard L. Shackelford Graduate Giving Kevin G. Meeks Robert L. Shannon, Jr. D. Greg Michell Jeffrey S. Sharp & John B. Miller, Jr. Elizabeth Dillon Sharp Tony G. Mills Thomas C. Shelton NEW JHL MEMBER John H. Mobley II (Deceased) M.T. Simmons, Jr. T. Ryan Mock, Jr. David A. Smith Kellie Casey Monk E. Kendrick Smith & “The opportunities provided by Henry S. Monsees Caryl Greenberg Smith Georgia Law empowered me to pursue David R. Montgomery J.D. Smith a legal career that has been challenging, J. Thomas Morgan III & John H. & Margie E. Smith rewarding, and - honestly - fun! I am Carol E. Morgan Philip C. Smith pleased now to lend my support to the Michael A. Morris Putnam C. Smith institution that supported me.” H. Allen Moye Sidney O. Smith, Jr. George E. Mundy Steven W. Smith F. Valerie Rusk (J.D. ’99) Michael L. Murphy Daniel B. Snipes Paul B. Murphy J. Edward Sprouse Dr. & Mrs. William T. Neumann Grant T. Stein & John T. Newton, Jr. Janet McGrew Stein John E. Niedrach Gary D. Stokes John S. Noell, Jr. David R. Sweat & Kay A. Giese William U. Norwood Charles B. & Kathryn Tanksley C. Randall Nuckolls William G. Tanner Coleman A. Nutter John M. Tatum Trina Steele Olidge Michael B. Terry Cecil J. Olmstead Henry C. Tharpe, Jr. Rebecca H. White & John J. Ossick, Jr. C. Sammy Thomas Daniel U. White W. Henry Parkman Larry D. Thompson John W. Wilcox, Jr. Page A. Pate Steven R. Thornton & Richard A. & Theresa T. Wilhelm Jason C. Pedigo & Allison Elmore Thornton Scott S. Williams Susannah Rogers Pedigo R. Wayne Thorpe & Rhys T. Wilson Charles E. Peeler & Jane Fugate Thorpe William N. Withrow, Jr. Melissa Dickey Peeler Stanley D. Tilley & Laura E. Woodson Thomas O. Powell Velma Cowen Tilley Glenn T. York, Jr. Alan J. Prince Audrey Boone Tillman Karen Jenkins Young T.C. Spencer Pryor Richard G. Tisinger Charles N. Pursley David E. Tuszynski

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 19 LUMPKIN SOCIETY SPRING TWILIGHT AFFAIR – April 23, 2010

20 21 2009–2010 HONOR ROLL

The Honor Roll recognizes gifts to all of the various funds that support the University of Georgia School of Law. It includes all private donations between July 1, 2009, and June 30, 2010; from alumni, firms, foundations, corporations and organizations, other individuals and Georgia Law faculty and staff. Gifts are listed by the following categories:

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Benefactors Donors of $10,000 or more Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Fellows Donors of $5,000 to $9,999 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Partners Donors of $2,500 to $4,999 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Associates Donors of $1,000 to $2,499 Dean’s Council Donors of $500 to $999 Law School Advocates Donors of $250 to $499 Law School Supporters Donors of $100 to $249 Law School Friends Donors of less than $100

ALUMNI GIFTS Alumni are listed by class year and, within the class year, by giving level. Each class list is prefaced by the number of alumni donors, percentage of class participation and amount of the overall class donation. Where only one class member participated, the specific gift amount is not disclosed. Numbers in parentheses denote the years of consecutive giving to Georgia Law.

22 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 2009–2010 HONOR ROLL

CLASS OF 1938 CLASS OF 1949 Lumpkin Society Associates No. of Donors…… 1 Class Total………… $2,725.00 Harold G. Clarke (20) Participation……… 33% No. of Donors…… 7 Cecil J. Olmstead (31) Lumpkin Society Associates Participation……… 22% Glenn T. York, Jr. (8) Aaron Cohn (10) Lumpkin Society Associates Law School Supporters Louis H. Rozier (10) CLASS OF 1940 John D. Comer (21) No. of Donors…… 1 Sidney O. Smith, Jr. (54) George O. Taylor, Jr. (17) Participation……… 50% Law School Advocates Hoyt H. Whelchel, Jr. (31) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Harold L. Murphy (20) Law School Friends Fred C. Sweat Estate Omar A. Huff (5) Frank A. Young CLASS OF 1941 No. of Donors…… 1 CLASS OF 1951 Participation……… 17% Graduate Giving Class Total………… $3,300.00 Law School Supporters No. of Donors…… 4 Milton F. Brown, Jr. (6) Participation……… 12% Lumpkin Society Associates CLASS OF 1942 CONSECUTIVE Wilbur C. Brooks (15) No. of Donors…… 1 DONOR Robert G. Walther (8) Participation……… 33% John W. Wilcox, Jr. Law School Advocates Law School Advocates Verner F. Chaffin “My obligation to annually support the University of Georgia School of law Robert E. Gibson (26) CLASS OF 1943 is defined by the belief that we should No. of Donors…… 1 financially support our legal alma mater CLASS OF 1952 Participation……… 33% that has provided the pathways for our Class Total………… $8,500.00 Dean’s Council careers, community involvements, as No. of Donors…… 2 well as a means to provide for our family. Morris W. Macey (5) Participation……… 9% I believe in giving back to educational Lumpkin Society Fellows institutions, and I believe more Georgia CLASS OF 1947 G. Robert Reinhardt, Sr. Class Total………… $1,035.00 Law graduates need to view charitable gifts in support of Georgia Law as a Lumpkin Society Partners No. of Donors…… 2 communal responsibility.” David H. Gambrell (4) Participation……… 67% Lumpkin Society Associates Sidney O. Smith (J.D. ’49) CLASS OF 1953 Anonymous Consecutive contributor for 54 years Class Total………… $8,389.37 Law School Friends No. of Donors…… 6 John Holder Mobley (17) Participation……… 25% Lumpkin Society Fellows CLASS OF 1948 Law School Supporters Morton P. Levine (3) Class Total………… $25,235.00 Clarence H. Clay, Jr. (6) Lumpkin Society Associates No. of Donors…… 4 H. Lamar Knight (7) Nickolas P. Chilivis (4) Participation……… 17% William M. Towson (4) John H. Mobley II (17) Deceased Lumpkin Society Benefactors Law School Friends Law School Supporters Carl E. Sanders James P. Swann, Jr. (25) Law School Supporters Gordon S. Fell Whitfield R. Forrester (4) CLASS OF 1950 Coy R. Johnson (2) Marvin H. Shoob Class Total………… $3,460.00 Law School Friends Law School Friends No. of Donors…… 8 Troy J. Johnson (6) Thelma D. Ethridge Participation……… 23%

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Law School Advocates Lumpkin Society Benefactors Charles P. Miller (3) Walter W. Mitchell (17) William G. Scrantom, Jr. (18) John T. Wasdin (4) Law School Friends Lumpkin Society Associates Graduate Giving Leroy Langston M.T. Simmons, Jr. (25) Dean’s Council CLASS OF 1957 LAW SCHOOL J. Norman Pease (4) Class Total………… $435.00 FUND Law School Supporters SCHOLARSHIP No. of Donors…… 4 George J. Hearn III (3) RECIPIENT Participation……… 20% John E. Holman (6) Law School Supporters “The scholarship I received was the D. Hugh Connolly (4) most important factor in my decision CLASS OF 1961 Ben L. Patterson, Jr. to attend law school at Georgia. The Class Total………… $1,650.00 support of the school’s alumni and Law School Friends No. of Donors…… 4 friends revealed that Georgia Law John Fleming (2) Participation……… 14% would provide a platform for a great Marvin H. Zion (5) Lumpkin Society Associates legal education and astounding career Gary B. Blasingame (7) opportunities.” CLASS OF 1958 Class Total………… $5,540.00 Law School Advocates Tyler A. Dillard No. of Donors…… 7 Marvin B. Hartley, Jr. (8) Class of 2013 Participation……… 23% Law School Supporters Lumpkin Society Associates John D. Cartledge (2) H. Mitchell Dunn, Jr. Sam S. Harben, Jr. B. Avant Edenfield (12) CLASS OF 1962 Roger J. Martinson (2) Class Total………… $4,825.00 T. Penn McWhorter (3) No. of Donors…… 8 Dean’s Council Participation……… 24% CLASS OF 1954 Norman S. Fletcher (3) Lumpkin Society Associates Class Total………… $475.00 Law School Supporters Barschall Andrews II No. of Donors…… 5 David A. Handley (25) George H. Carley (28) Participation……… 23% Millard B. Shepherd, Jr. John H. Smith (15) Law School Supporters Edward J. Henning (Deceased) CLASS OF 1959 Sidney F. Wheeler (2) Barry Phillips (2) Class Total………… $800.00 Law School Advocates Neyle C. Theriault (7) No. of Donors…… 4 Herbert M. Crane, Jr. (3) Samuel J. Zusmann, Jr. (4) Participation……… 12% Law School Supporters Law School Friends Law School Advocates William R. Coleman, Jr. Claude A. Bray, Jr. (3) C. Norman Spence (4) E. Purnell Davis II (3) Williamson S. Stuckey, Jr. Stanley M. Karsman CLASS OF 1955 Law School Supporters Class Total………… $2,080.00 Harry L. Cashin, Jr. (22) CLASS OF 1963 Class Total………… $3,600.00 No. of Donors…… 5 Law School Friends Participation……… 38% Jerry L. Minge (2) No. of Donors…… 8 Lumpkin Society Associates Participation……… 22% J. Dewey Benefield, Jr. CLASS OF 1960 Lumpkin Society Associates Dean’s Council Class Total………… $26,850.00 Alvan S. Arnall (18) W. Hale Barrett (11) No. of Donors…… 6 Charles H. Brown (17) Participation……… 29% Julius M. Hulsey (3)

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Law School Advocates Law School Advocates Law School Supporters Jean E. Johnson, Jr. (2) Charles C. Benedict (3) Stanley H. Friedman (3) Law School Supporters Billy L. Evans James M. Ney (7) John N. Haley (2) Gerald F. Handley (3) Law School Friends Jack Paller (4) John M. Melvin (12) Ray L. Allison (2) David H. Tisinger Larry Walker (9) William F. Lee, Jr. (8) Law School Friends Law School Supporters L. Michael Shackelford (22) Terrell W. Benton, Jr. Otis A. Brumby, Jr. (7) Richard A. Katz CLASS OF 1968 Class Total………… $17,900.00 CLASS OF 1964 Carl N. Richardson, Jr. (4) Class Total………… $9,150.00 No. of Donors…… 13 W. Byrd Warlick (4) No. of Donors…… 9 Participation……… 26% Law School Friends Participation……… 18% Tyrus R. Atkinson, Jr. Lumpkin Society Benefactors Lumpkin Society Fellows C. Oliver Oxford Ronald W. Rogers (16) Wyckliffe A. Knox, Jr. Lumpkin Society Associates Lumpkin Society Associates CLASS OF 1966 William S. Goodman (9) J. Vincent Cook, Jr. (5) Class Total………… $18,000.00 V. Nathaniel Hansford (10) E. Crawford McDonald (2) No. of Donors…… 9 Dale M. Schwartz Dean’s Council Participation……… 21% John M. Tatum Gates T. Richards Lumpkin Society Fellows Dean’s Council Law School Advocates R. Alex Crumbley (5) Thomas S. Chambless (9) James T. Collins, Jr. (8) Charles B. Haygood, Jr. (11) Charles R. Swartz (13) H. Arthur McLane (8) Robert I. Schramm (10) William T. Moore, Jr. (15) Lumpkin Society Associates Donald D. Rentz (8) Patrick J. Rice (2) Law School Supporters Harvey Weitz J. Dickey Crosby (2) Dean’s Council Graduate Giving Philip F. Etheridge (28) CLASS OF 1965 Law School Advocates Class Total………… $36,060.00 Samuel L. Oliver (9) CONSECUTIVE No. of Donors…… 22 Donor Law School Supporters Participation……… 36% Gilbert A. Banks, Jr. (2) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Law School Friends Edward T.M. Garland (4) “I support Georgia Law because this S. Pope Jones, Jr. (2) acknowledges in a small way the tre- A. Felton Jenkins, Jr. (16) mendous value which I received in my Lumpkin Society Fellows CLASS OF 1967 education at the Law School. The re- Wade H. Coleman (6) Class Total………… $6,370.00 markable gains which have been made Lumpkin Society Associates No. of Donors…… 10 by the school in the forty-five years since James H. Blanchard (5) Participation……… 18% I graduated make all alumni of my Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. (17) Lumpkin Society Associates generation proud to be associated with Georgia Law.” John S. Noell, Jr. (11) Frederick E. Cooper (11) Edward S. Sell III (3) George W. Darden III (9) William G. Tanner (J.D. ’65) William G. Tanner (19) William U. Norwood (5) 19 year consecutive donor Richard G. Tisinger (2) Law School Advocates C. Wilbur Warner, Jr. (5) H. Sanders Carter, Jr. (8) Dean’s Council Dennis D. Watson (3) Albert M. Pickett

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Law School Advocates Lumpkin Society Associates Lumpkin Society Benefactors Wayne T. Elliott (5) John B. Miller, Jr. (5) David S. Golden (2) Law School Supporters Dean’s Council William J. Stembler (7) Lowell S. Fine (4) Edmund A. Booth, Jr. (2) Lumpkin Society Partners Robert P. Mallis (11) Herman S. Caldwell, Jr. (3) Peter B. Glass (17) Robert E. Price (3) Edward E. Strain III Lumpkin Society Associates J. Leonard Skiles (4) Law School Advocates Jerome Braun (4) Law School Friends Timothy J. Armstrong (9) Douglas R. Haynie (16) Neal L. Conner, Jr. (3) William D. Montgomery (2) H. Gilman Hudnall, Jr. (8) Paul C. Wilgus (5) Hubert C. Lovein, Jr. (3) CLASS OF 1969 Rollin E. Mallernee II (5) Class Total………… $11,449.80 John T. Newton, Jr. (5) No. of Donors…… 19 Frederick H. Ritts (7) Participation……… 25% J.D. Smith (31) Lumpkin Society Partners Graduate Giving J. Edward Sprouse (31) Ronald S. Cooper (4) Dean’s Council J. Michael Dover (16) Milner S. Ball (12) Lumpkin Society Associates ENDOWMENT Ernest Kirk II (8) Dow N. Kirkpatrick II (22) SUPPORTER Wilson M. MacEwen, Jr. (5) Robert E. Knox, Jr. (5) Walter B. McClelland Charles N. Pursley (14) “UGA Law School has provided me Charles T. Staples (31) Dean’s Council with a strong legal foundation which I Law School Advocates Loyd H. Black, Jr. (5) have relied upon throughout my career. C. King Askew (2) Thomas J. Harrold, Jr. Equally important have been the connections to my fellow law students B. Thomas Cook, Jr. Law School Advocates across the state that have furthered my G. Terry Jackson (21) Marcus B. Bergh, Jr. professional life and given me lifelong Joseph M. Seigler, Jr. William T. Boyett (3) friends.” Law School Supporters James E. Carter William J. Stembler (J.D. ‘71) Luther C. Curtis Fredrick L. Cavalli (3) Terry S. Freedman Law School Supporters William B. Hollberg (5) William H. Blalock, Jr. (7) Jack B. Hood (11) W. Joseph Bruckner (7) Lawrence F. Jones (15) Harry P. Davis, Jr. (4) Michael L. Karpf (4) Richard Katz (6) James E. McDonald Nathaniel G. Slaughter III (31) Michael W. Rushing (2) Richard W. Stephens (5) W. Brooks Stillwell III Law School Friends J. Thomas Vance (2) Jerry W. Bussell (2) Law School Supporters Law School Friends James R. Fortune, Jr. (2) Ronald E. Ginsberg (3) Edgar W. Ennis, Jr. David H. Hanks (3) CLASS OF 1970 J. Stephen Lewis (3) CLASS OF 1972 Class Total………… $7,050.00 Class Total………… $60,413.06 No. of Donors…… 11 CLASS OF 1971 No. of Donors…… 26 Participation……… 16% Class Total………… $50,773.72 Participation……… 20% Lumpkin Society Partners No. of Donors…… 32 Lumpkin Society Benefactors Gerald S. Tanenbaum (2) Participation……… 33% Roy E. Barnes (7)

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John T. Glover (7) Dean’s Council Charles C. Smith, Jr. (7) Lumpkin Society Partners J. Edward Allen, Jr. Law School Friends Robert O. Freeman (12) Darrel Begnaud (2) John W. Greenfield Lumpkin Society Associates J. David Roper (2) William G. Solomon IV (2) Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr. (7) Law School Advocates Tyler E. Wren David R. Montgomery (3) T. Kennerly Carroll, Jr. (7) CLASS OF 1974 George E. Mundy (18) Tommy R. Hankinson (5) Class Total………… $52,616.08 Robert B. Wedge (6) Donald B. Napier (6) No. of Donors…… 52 Dean’s Council William M. Poole Participation……… 28% Edward E. Bates, Jr. (12) Thomas J. Welchman (5) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Arthur K. Goto (25) W. Russell King (13) Ernest V. Harris (2) Lumpkin Society Fellows Law School Advocates Michael J. Bowers (8) McCarthy Crenshaw, Jr. Scholarship Jesse G. Bowles III (2) J. Rodgers Lunsford III (7) Recipient Lumpkin Society Associates J. Robert Persons III (2) W. Morgan Akin (10) Ronald H. Rentz (16) ENDOWMENT William D. Barwick (4) Russell L. Smith (4) SCHOLARSHIP Bruce H. Beerman (26) Samuel N. Werbin (10) RECIPIENT David E. Betts (5) Law School Supporters Steven P. Gilliam (8) Thomas C. Benedict “The Kathelen VanBarclum Amos Howell Hollis III Michael R. Casper (5) Scholarship has provided me with the William L. Martin III (4) Robert H. Davis, Jr. (2) wonderful opportunity of pursuing Michael S. Reeves (7) C. Thompson Harley my legal education at an outstanding law school that will prepare me for the Benjamine Reid (6) T. Jerry Jackson career of my dreams. I am very grateful Steven E. Scheer George E. Mudter, Jr. (3) and honored to be a recipient of this Henry C. Tharpe, Jr. (11) Donald L. Wetherington (3) scholarship.“ Dean’s Council Law School Friends Emily D. Davison John R. Cleveland (9) Sidney R. Esary (6) Kathelen Van Barclum Amos Scholar Paul W. Painter, Jr. (21) Michael C. Garvey Class of 2013 Law School Advocates Kevin S. King (2) W. Johnny Camp CLASS OF 1973 John M. Carlton, Jr. (8) Class Total………… $18,130.00 Eugene W. Dabbs IV (6) No. of Donors…… 29 John T. Holt Participation……… 17% Thomas E. Jones, Jr. (8) Lumpkin Society Fellows Edmund M. Kneisel (6) Law School Supporters William V. Allison Carl S. Pedigo, Jr. (5) Robert B. Bates Lumpkin Society Partners James M. Poe (22) Robert L. Berry, Jr. William Henry Kitchens (31) William J. Self II (31) James C. Folk Lumpkin Society Associates Thomas W. Tucker (3) David C. Hagaman Richard B. Chandler, Jr. (11) Donald F. Walton Robert B. Hill (7) James L. Ford (17) James B. Walton Brian M. Kane (5) Greg E. Gregory III (3) Law School Supporters Truitt A. Mallory (2) H. Allen Moye (5) William A. Aileo (4) Harry G. Mason (4) Michael L. Murphy C. Gray Bethea, Jr. (2) William W. Shearouse, Jr. (2) Thomas O. Powell (9) Claude-Leonard Davis

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William A. Dowell (3) Dale R. Granchalek (7) John A. Ferguson, Jr. (5) Benjamin F. Easterlin IV Jack N. Halpern (6) Joseph G. Francis, Jr. (2) Charles J. King Charles E. Orck Gayle Brock Hamrick William J. Layng, Jr. (2) Thomas F. Richardson (13) Don Morgan David L. Marshall (8) Robert R. Stubbs (7) Daryl A. Robinson (4) Toby B. Prodgers (2) Wayne E. Thomas Michael H. Schroder (2) Ashley Royal (16) Barry L. Zimmerman (18) Stanton J. Shapiro (4) O. Eugene Sain, Jr. (7) Law School Friends Stephen E. Shepard William L. Swan H. Stephen Abernathy (3) Holly Orgill Sparrow Joseph C. Vanzant, Jr. William F. Bryant (2) W. Clayton Sparrow, Jr. A. Stephenson Wallace (4) Walter H. Burt III (6) Michael B.T. Wilkes Marshall T. Walsh (4) Thomas D.L. Collins Law School Friends William H. Willson, Jr. (6) W. Davis Hewitt Curtis R. Boren Ronald R. Womack (2) James R. Moye (6) CLASS OF 1976 Law School Friends Kenneth S. Stepp Class Total………… $82,373.00 Barry W. Bishop (3) No. of Donors…… 38 Charles L. Browne III CLASS OF 1977 Participation……… 19% Class Total………… $58,510.00 J. David Burroughs (3) Lumpkin Society Benefactors No. of Donors…… 54 Robert H. Sullivan Eleanor Dunlap Henderson (10) Participation……… 26% Lawrence A. Weiss James L. Henderson III (10) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Jon B. Wood (3) Kenneth Klein (4) Elizabeth W. Camp (3) Christopher N. Zodrow (3) Lumpkin Society Associates Lumpkin Society Fellows CLASS OF 1975 Alfred N. Corriere (13) Steven L. Beard (5) Class Total………… $18,680.00 Charles E. Jabaley (10) James. E. Butler, Jr. (7) No. of Donors…… 27 C. Wade McGuffey, Jr. (31) Mark E. Grantham (4) Participation……… 14% John J. Ossick, Jr. (6) G. Sanders Griffith III (9) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Dean’s Council Lumpkin Society Partners Joel O. Wooten (31) W. Leon Barfield (20) Robert P. Hein (8) Lumpkin Society Associates Robert D. Brussack (4) Lumpkin Society Associates Walter N. Cohen (10) Loring A. Gray, Jr. (10) Donna G. Barwick (4) Charles A. Hunnicutt (11) Rex D. Smith David B. Bell (11) C. Sammy Thomas (6) Law School Advocates Rikard L. Bridges (19) Keith W. Vaughan (8) James H. Bisson III Harmon W. Caldwell, Jr. (12) Dean’s Council Susan Williams Bisson Diane Sanborn Calloway (12) Philip W. Norwood (4) Nyal D. Deems (3) John L. Coalson, Jr. (5) L. Joseph Shaheen, Jr. (2) Robert W. Hassett (20) Donnie Dixon Joe D. Whitley (2) Thomas C. Holcomb (6) Robert L. Goldstucker (6) Law School Advocates Kathleen Horne (5) Scott D. Hawkins (12) Stephen F. Greenberg (2) Terry Smith Labat Susan Mashburn Hawkins (12) Dorothy Dent Wilson (5) William D. Moorhead III (2) J. Alexander Johnson (5) Law School Supporters John P. Neal III (5) Stan Kreimer, Jr. (6) Harry Jay Altman II (4) J. Stephen Schuster Donald R. Livingston (2) Thomas H. Baxley (6) Richard H. Siegel (8) Virginia M. McGuffey (31) Frank L. Butler III (8) Law School Supporters C. Randall Nuckolls (20) Tony Center Susan V. Boleyn (9) Dean’s Council John F. Elmore (31) David Dunham John L. Douglas

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Lucia B. Duncan (3) Lumpkin Society Associates John B. Copenhaver (6) Joe Fowler (4) John L. Carr, Jr. (27) William D. deGolian (8) Lesly Gaynor Murray (27) Donald I. Hackney, Jr. (5) Kay A. Giese (4) Mary Mitchell Yates (2) Theodore W. Kassinger (4) Phillip L. Hartley (11) Law School Advocates Ruth A. Knox (29) Molly McKibben Howard (8) James E. Bethel (17) J. Curtis Lewis III (8) Edward B. Krugman (18) James J. Brissette (6) Joey M. Loudermilk (2) Carol Ellis Morgan (5) Warren R. Calvert (12) Coleman A. Nutter (10) Michael A. Morris (4) Richard H. Deane, Jr. (6) Gary D. Stokes (9) Richard L. Shackelford (7) Joseph M. Feuer (11) Charles B. Tanksley (9) Philip C. Smith (6) John W. Gibson Stanley D. Tilley (5) David R. Sweat (4) D. Scott Gordon (3) Velma Cowen Tilley (5) Jane Fugate Thorpe (6) Stanley S. Jones, Jr. Don L. Waters (4) R. Wayne Thorpe (6) Carolyn Roberts Linsey (2) William N. Withrow, Jr. (3) Rhys T. Wilson (4) Alfred J. Powell, Jr. Dean’s Council Dean’s Council R. Kenny Stone Wade M. Crumbley (12) Kevin P. Conboy Joesph W. Watkins, Sr. (2) Nancy Reeves Mansfield (2) Hugh M. Davenport (3) Roland B. Williams (8) Law School Advocates Joseph M. Freeman (2) Law School Supporters Thomas M. Cole (5) Jeffrey C. Quinn (2) L. Dennis Ballou (6) Christopher W. DiSenso (17) William B. Wood (4) Thomas L. Bower III Joycelyn L. Fleming (3) William M. Calhoun (2) Henry D. Green, Jr. (18) Gary L. Clark Keith M. Oelke (18) Anthony J. George (2) Mary E. Staley (5) J. Hamrick Gnann, Jr. Law School Supporters Andrew J. Hill III (3) John D. Capers, Jr. (2) Graduate Giving James R. Marietta (Deceased) Roland R. Castellanos, Jr. (4) Timothy A. Pape (4) Susan Warren Cox (18) J. Steven Stewart (5) William T. Daniel, Jr. (6) Jay L. Strongwater (9) V. Gail Lane Altman (4) PARENT DONOR Charles S. Wynne Dudley C. Reynolds Law School Friends Robert O. Sands (3) Dorothy Waters Courington (3) G.R. Smith (3) “With my son a new 1L , I was carried back to my first quarter at Georgia Law Carol Stern Osborne Richard W. Story (5) School. Upon entering the Law School James R. Thornton, Jr. (2) John A. Thorner (6) in 1974 I was inspired by the quote of Dan T. Warnes (5) Governor Carl Sanders engraved on the wall of the building. What he promised CLASS OF 1978 David T. Whitworth Class Total………… $32,826.11 in 1964 has been fulfilled for the people Law School Friends No. of Donors…… 38 of this state. Thankfully, we still can say James R. Osborne that no citizen of the state needs to go Participation……… 20% elsewhere for superior legal education. Lumpkin Society Fellows CLASS OF 1979 For that level of excellence to continue we Kathleen Lewis Beard (5) Class Total………… $23,040.00 all must make a financial commitment to keep Georgia Law among the top tier Lumpkin Society Partners No. of Donors…… 37 of law schools in the nation .” Nancy Karen Deming (2) Participation……… 21% Harry D. “Donnie” Dixon (J.D. ’77) Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. (18) Lumpkin Society Associates S. Lark Ingram (19) Patricia Warren Booker (6) Valerie Caproni (11)

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CLASS OF 1980 Law School Friends Class Total………… $38,700.50 Michael Habif (6) No. of Donors…… 40 Mark T. Shawe (3) Participation……… 20% Norman J. Slawsky Graduate Giving Lumpkin Society Fellows Eleanor Banister (12) CLASS OF 1981 Carlton M. Henson II (3) Class Total………… $24,339.92 PLANNED No. of Donors…… 34 GIFT Sarah McIntire Love SUPPORTER Lumpkin Society Partners Participation……… 17% Bridget Bagley (19) Lumpkin Society Fellows H. Michael Bagley (19) Bertis E. Downs IV (9)

Lumpkin Society Associates “It is an honor and pleasure to provide Henry B. Harris III (10) for the UGA Law School in my estate Floyd D. Newton III (21) Clark E. Candler (25) plans and I encourage my law school Lumpkin Society Associates Teresa Atkinson Candler (25) colleagues to do likewise. Let’s all be Douglas A. Bennett (11) J. David Dantzler, Jr. (4) a part of the continued success of this Betsy C. Cox (14) Doris L. Downs (3) great law school.” Victor E. Goetz (3) Pamela DeAngelis Duncan Timothy Peterson (J.D. ‘80) Robert D. Goldsmith (15) I. Gregory Hodges (10) E. David Hart, Jr. (3) William R. Jenkins (4) Tony G. Mills (3) Ezra B. Jones III (5) J. Thomas Morgan III (5) Kenneth S. Resnick (2) Janet McGrew Stein E. Kendrick Smith (19) Dean’s Council Grant T. Stein Richard H. Lee (12) David E. Tuszynski (6) Law School Advocates Dean’s Council Law School Advocates Charles M. Dalziel, Jr. Hubert J. Bell, Jr. (2) Rufus T. Dorsey IV S. Carol Baird (29) Beverly B. Martin (2) Karen L. Gaines (6) J. David Cook (11) Joseph C. Staak (2) Joseph J. Hennesy, Jr. (10) J. Griffin Doyle (19) Law School Advocates Pamela Thomas Jones (2) Earl ‘Billy’ W. Gunn (3) Scott W. Bowker (12) Jere W. Morehead (2) Ann Arnold Watkins (3) N. Jackson Cotney, Jr. (4) Donald F. Samuel Allen S. Willingham Elizabeth W. Fleming Sharon Douglas Stokes Law School Supporters David T. Lock (12) Law School Supporters E. Thomas Branch, Jr. (4) James M. Anderson III Kennerly M. McLendon (9) Stephen E. Franzén (17) M. Catherine Ealick-Anderson Pamela G. Montgomery (2) Mary T. Hall (4) Therese Glisson Franzén (17) J. David Smith (4) Gene A. Major (12) Gregory A. Garcia (3) Frederick L. Warren III (4) Jo Lanier Meeks E. Kenneth Jones (5) Law School Supporters R. Harold Meeks, Jr. R. Calhoun Martin, Jr. Donald J. Aronin (7) Lee P. Morgan Donald F. Oliver Herbert E. Franklin, Jr. (17) Janney E. Sanders (6) Timothy A. Peterson (11) Lawton E. Stephens (4) Garry K. Seltzer (4) Thomas M. Ramee Nancy Smith Stephenson Law School Friends Curtis M. Simpson (8) Cathy C. Vandenberg (6) Paul E. Jordan Paula K. Smith Law School Friends Neil H. Wasser Mark T. Dietrichs (2) H. Mark Worsham W. Robert Hancock, Jr. (5)

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Quintus W. Sibley (6) CLASS OF 1983 Debra Shaw Hess (3) Jesse C. Stone Class Total $31,686.00 Robert S. Kahn James A. Vaughn (2) No. of Donors…… 42 Robert W. Killorin (3) Participation……… 20% Lawrence S. McGoldrick (6) CLASS OF 1982 Lumpkin Society Fellows Ronald W. McNutt Class Total………… $23,222.50 J. Randolph Evans (5) George W. Mize, Jr. No. of Donors…… 33 C. Michael Evert, Jr. (10) Christina Cooley Smith (2) Participation……… 15% George W. Fryhofer III (4) Lumpkin Society Partners CLASS OF 1984 Lumpkin Society Partners O. Elizabeth Bell Class Total………… $30,086.04 Gregory C. Sowell (11) James A. Orr No. of Donors…… 32 Lumpkin Society Associates Lumpkin Society Associates Participation……… 16% Stephen C. Andrews (3) Michael S. Bradley Lumpkin Society Fellows Frederic S. Beloin (2) Dana Garrett Diment (5) Samuel M. Matchett (18) Susan Cramer Herring (23) Richard A. Diment (5) Michael N. Weathersby (11) Wade W. Herring II (23) Barbara Miller Goetz (3) Risë J. Weathersby (11) W. Henry Parkman T. Ryan Mock, Jr. (8) Lumpkin Society Partners Elizabeth Dillon Sharp (3) John E. Niedrach (17) B. Lynn Chastain (2) David A. Smith (19) Caryl Greenberg Smith (19) Lumpkin Society Associates Kathryn J. Tanksley (9) Steven W. Smith (5) Warner S. Fox (5) Dean’s Council Michael B. Terry C. Bradford Marsh (13) Paul R. Bennett (3) Glen M. Vey (9) J. Dean Marshall, Jr. (18) Law School Advocates Shelley Rucker Vey (9) William C. ‘Dave’ Davis, Jr. (6) John L. Watkins (4) Jonathan M. Engram (10) Richard A. Wilhelm (12) Barry L. Gold Dean’s Council Gail L. Parenti Jeffrey Y. Lewis Graduate Giving Law School Supporters Ginger S. McRae (12) Henry B. Bargeron (5) Law School Advocates Anne E. Barnes (3) LAW FIRM & Charles A. Allen (3) Mary Irene Dickerson (3) CORPORATE William J. Ellenberg II (6) CHALLENGE Larry K. Evans (3) Patricia G. Griffith (6) Leonard R. Gray, Jr. (3) Thomas N. Herbelin David T. Hobby “When we were asked participate in the Carl A. Rhodes (5) Law Firm Alumni Challenge, we were T. Tucker Hobgood (2) Law School Supporters all-in. The University of Georgia Law Eric T. Johnson Joe C. Bishop (6) School equipped each of us with the Cynthia Newberry Martin skills, tools and resources to be successful M. Ellisa Garrett (5) Christopher E. Penna lawyers. We wanted to be one of the first Mari Perez Hobgood (2) Diana Whipkey Young (2) Firms to reach 100% giving, and were Kristen Gustafson Juras (22) Law School Friends surprised and pleased we were.” Daryl L. Kidd Jon G. Blaustein (3) J. Anderson Davis (J.D. ’84) Jeffrey F. Leasendale (6) Christine A. Bradfield Brinson, Askew, Berry, Seigler, Law School Friends William A. Carlson Richardson & Davis, LLP Joseph L. Caldwell III Mary Real Chapin (9) Karl Freedman (6) Jett M. Fisher, Jr. (5) Mark H. Johnson Fonda Saxon Froistad Stephen M. Schaetzel (4) Richard A. Greenberg (12) Charles W. Snyder (6)

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Jeffrey S. Sharp (3) Russell C. Gabriel (3) Edwin R. Neel (9) Wiley A. Wasden III (3) McCracken K. Poston, Jr. Laura Lewis Owens (3) (Deceased) Paul E. Weathington (2) Law School Advocates Cristina Fernandez Pierce (6) Dean’s Council John T. Cook (9) William R. Rice (3) Steven L. Crow Matthew C. Flournoy (2) David R. Smith (2) Todd E. Naugle Mark A. Goodman (6) Courtney W. Tarver Valinda B. Wolfert (6) Robert J. Hunter S. Kerry Tassopoulos (4) Law School Advocates Virginia L. Looney (2) Law School Friends Gregory A. Adams (16) Christopher J. McFadden (8) Dennard L. Teague Alan A. Cook (2) Ellen Thompson Evancho (5) CLASS OF 1986 Class Total………… $35,953.00 Cary Ichter (2) No. of Donors…… 26 Albert F. Nasuti Participation……… 12% Law School Supporters Graduate Giving Lumpkin Society Benefactors Jamie M. Brownlee Robert O. Ball III J. Cole Cartledge R. Dale Hughes (5) J. Anderson Davis LAW SCHOOL Lumpkin Society Associates Joseph M. Gannam (26) FUND SUPPORTER Cheryl F. Custer (5) Allen L. Lacey, Jr. (4) William V. Custer IV (5) Melanie L. Marks (26) Jan Meadows Davidson (7) J. Kennard Neal (2) “As more and more schools and non-profits chase scarcer resources in Kathy Kraft Dorough (9) W. Scott Sorrels today’s economy, I take great care when Daniel P. Griffin (20) John M. Stephenson directing my investments to a non- Catherine Harris Helms (9) Law School Friends profit institution or cause. I know my J. Jeffrey Helms, Jr. (9) Alisa M. Austin (5) investment in the Law School Annual LeeAnn Jones (2) Rebecca Curry Cottingham (4) Fund is one that is will always have a Dean’s Council Stephen J. Easley positive return and be used to attract and retain some of this nation’s most Reta Jordan Peery (2) T. Christopher Hughes (2) talented students, great faculty, and to Law School Advocates Kimbrough Brown Mullins make sure that a top legal education is John T. Chesser III (12) still affordable.” CLASS OF 1985 Joseph D. Cooley III (2) Class Total………… $21,965.00 Robert P Hall III (J.D. ’85) Law School Supporters No. of Donors…… 35 Kermit S. Dorough, Jr. Participation……… 14% William A. DuPre IV (2) Lumpkin Society Fellows William C. Gentry (2) Herbert J. Short, Jr. (4) Jonathan F. Kent Tandy McNeal Menk Lumpkin Society Partners Scott J. Klosinski Alon Panovka Robert P. Hall III (8) Wayne T. Moor (4) Gerald L. Pouncey, Jr. (7) Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. (5) David C. Neumann Phillip D. Wilkins (4) Lumpkin Society Associates David A. Nix (3) Law School Supporters Bruce B. Edwards, Jr. Laura Fink Nix (3) Anonymous (3) Stephen Krebs (5) Law School Friends Jule W. Felton III (2) Keith W. Mason (10) Jennifer L.A. Boucek (6) Hilary Harp (2) Melody Z. Richardson (6) Deborah Morgan Foresman (4) Tina Fulford Heelan (6) Karen Jenkins Young (3) Jackie Masden Kendinger Vivian D. Hoard (5) Dean’s Council John J. Martin, Jr. (6) Walter E. Johnson (13) Phillip L. Carson, Jr.

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CLASS OF 1987 James A. Walker, Jr. (4) Greg K. Hecht (3) Class Total………… $26,490.00 Lumpkin Society Associates G. Graham Holden (4) No. of Donors…… 23 Maureen T. Callahan (7) Stephanie Yancey Hunter Participation……… 13% L. Norwood Jameson MaryDana Tregellas Leverett (6) Lumpkin Society Fellows James M. Jordan III (9) Timothy J. McGaughey (3) Neal J. Quirk Paul B. Murphy Edward L. Rouse (17) Leigh McCranie Smith (8) Putnam C. Smith (4) H. Jerome Strickland, Jr. (6) Reginald R. Smith (8) Dean’s Council G. Lee Welborn Lumpkin Society Partners Stephanie Getter Sagerman Law School Friends Brian P. Cain (4) Lawrence B. Domenico (10) Lumpkin Society Associates Judith DeMeester Nichols B.J. Bernstein (12) Daniel A. Ragland Steven L. Cummings CLASS OF 1989 James B. Ellington (24) Graduate Giving Class Total………… $17,540.00 Sidney A. Gelernter (18) No. of Donors…… 37 Gregory L. Roseboro (15) Participation……… 18% Dean’s Council new jhl member Lumpkin Society Fellows Dean W. Russell (9) Peter J. Daughtery (11) Law School Advocates Lumpkin Society Partners John M. Allan “I genuinely cherish the education Dorothy Black Franzoni (4) Lori Torgerson Chesser (12) and opportunities the University of Lumpkin Society Associates Sherry Jackson (6) Georgia School of Law presented to me. Andrew C. Ausband Janice C. Sharp (21) The Law School facilities have been Gregory B. McMenamy, Jr. (2) Law School Supporters expanded, the resources available to the students have grown, and the excellence Alan J. Prince (15) Catherine McKenzie Bowman (6) and achievements of the professors and Audrey Boone Tillman D. Campbell Bowman, Jr. (6) law students have continued to soar. Dean’s Council Kevin R. Gough Every contribution we make helps to E. Noreen Banks-Ware Suzette Haynie Greco (18) assure that those same wonderful, life- Thomas C. Chubb III (2) Tina Shadix Roddenbery fulfilling experiences will be available to Elliot S. Davis (2) Carol A. Watson the next generation of law students.” Susan Jump Wilson (2) Law School Friends Gregory B. McMenamy (J.D. ’89) Law School Advocates Julia Rankin Baun (2) Kenneth R. Bernard, Jr. Frank Boucek III (6) Alison Huber Price (5) Sujata G. Winfield Stephanie V. Kandzierski CLASS OF 1988 Anne M. Thompson (2) Nikolai Makarenko, Jr. (4) Class Total………… $138,965.00 Law School Advocates Timothy C. Price (5) No. of Donors…… 31 John D. Dalbey (2) Lisa Smith Siegel (2) Participation……… 15% Steve C. Jones (5) Michael A. Siegel (2) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Thomas P. Lauth III (5) Robin V. Spivey (2) Anonymous (5) Celia Patrick Quillian (3) Martha Deedy Turner Anonymous (5) Henry M. Quillian III (3) Law School Supporters Lumpkin Society Fellows Donald C. Suessmith, Jr. (5) Kizmet Smith Adams Elizabeth Brannen Chandler (12) David L. Turner R. Bradley Carr (2) Lumpkin Society Partners Law School Supporters Todd R. Davidson (6) Susan S. Lanigan (6) Corlis P. Cummings Lisa L. Davis (3)

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Leigh Moore DuPre (2) Jerald R. Hanks Lumpkin Society Associates Susan Cole Mullis Michael J. Hannan III (3) Robert L. Shannon, Jr. (8) W. Byron Hurley Margaret M. Leveille (6) Dean’s Council Mark A. Inman W. Richard Mattox (20) Ellen E. Brown (7) Robert F. Leverett (6) Lynn Dye Smith Randolph H. Houchins Kirby Gould Mason (6) W. Craig Smith Amy Lloyd Weisbecker (2) Robert L. Welch (2) Paul L. Weisbecker (2)

Law School Friends Lisa Cavender Wofford (12)

Anonymous (2) Law School Advocates

Kevin J. Bahr Joseph W. Dent (7) Joy Sheffield Handelman David L. Gappa (10) Todd S. Handelman A. Spencer McManes, Jr. (4) H. Wilson Haynes, Jr. (2) Rebecca S. Mick David L. Ormond Graduate Giving Dean R. Morley IV (2) Gerald R. Weber, Jr. (2) Law School Supporters Merritt R. Blakeslee CLASS OF 1990 Karen E. Cooper (3) Class Total ………… $11,255.00 faculty donor Christopher P. Galanek No. of Donors…… 27 Ginabeth Brown Hutchison (2) Participation……… 13% Emmett Mitchell IV Lumpkin Society Partners “I give to support the School of Law’s Mei-Hui Wei strong tradition of advocacy programs. Katherine D. Dixon (18) Law School Friends Such programs are an invaluable Lumpkin Society Associates component of the well-rounded legal N. Beth Dorsey Julia Willcox Lumpkin (11) education that the law school provides. David L. Gordon (6) Kellie Casey Monk (9) I continue to be amazed at the level Mary Diversi Hanks Laura E. Woodson (8) of commitment that our students Jeffrey B. Hanson Law School Advocates show; their discipline and work ethic Dana Sheppard Power (3) will serve them well in practice. Our John K. Gallagher (6) advocacy programs are not costless, so Michael J. Hofrichter (6) CLASS OF 1992 I make a gift each year to help support Class Total………… $11,500.00 David I. Matthews, Jr. (2) our students’ access to these important No. of Donors…… 30 Kristofer R. Schleicher (2) learning experiences.” Participation……… 14% Glenn L. Spencer Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge Lumpkin Society Associates Melanie D. Wilson (6) Associate Professor of Law Julia Lynch Bassett (7) Law School Supporters W. Randall Bassett (7) Dean A. Adelman (4) W. Pope Langdale III (4) Thomas D. Calkins (18) CLASS OF 1991 Timothy Mann, Jr. M. Travis DeHaven Class Total………… $25,040.00 Debra R. Neumann (5) Bryan A. Downs No. of Donors…… 25 Allison Elmore Thornton (8) Donald C. Evans, Jr. Participation……… 10% Steven R. Thornton (8) Jean-Marie R. Henckaerts Lumpkin Society Benefactors Dean’s Council Robert E. Norman (20) Michael J. Sharp (7) Brent J. Fields (3) W. Scott Parrish Lumpkin Society Fellows Heather A. McLeod (2) Jeffrey L. Payne (4) Laura Hauck Covington (10) Law School Advocates Lisa Godbey Wood (4) Lumpkin Society Partners Mace Flournoy Hall (2) Law School Friends Santhia L. Curtis (7) Warren R. Hall, Jr. (2) Anne E. Burnett Gregory G. Holland (5)

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CLASS OF 1993 Dean’s Council Class Total………… $40,440.50 Allan G. Altera (8) No. of Donors…… 25 Bryan W. Bockhop (4) Participation……… 11% Barbara Burgess Altera (8) Graduate Giving Lumpkin Society Benefactors Trey Tompkins (4) John T. Glover, Jr. (4) Jennifer B. Tourial (5) Lumpkin Society Fellows Law School Advocates MONTHLY Matthew W. Nichols (7) S. Kendall Butterworth (9) CONTRIBUTOR W. Scott Wright (3) Scott D. Cahalan Lumpkin Society Associates Law School Supporters “I am grateful for the education, Anonymous (2) Robert W. Barton (2) continuing professional development, Jeffrey L. Berhold Elizabeth M. Grant support and friendships that I have as Michael M. Raeber (12) Amy G. Lapeza (6) a result of attending the University of Dean’s Council Michael L. Miller (3) Georgia School of Law. There is no way Ashley B. Watson Kurt M. Rozelsky to fully compensate the Law School, Lori Lee Smith its Deans, faculty and staff for all that Law School Advocates they have contributed to my personal Michael M. Duclos (17) Mark W. Smith and professional growth. I contribute Kristen Wigh Goodman Harry R. Tear each year to ensure that Georgia Law Preyesh K. Maniklal (7) Law School Friends continues to prepare its students for the Richard P. Spencer II W. Christopher Arbery (6) practice of law. I hope my classmates and J. Pete Theodocion, Jr. Nancie Craven Chapman (5) colleagues will consider giving this year.” Law School Supporters Stephanie A. Glymph-Ramsey (5) Sara A. “Sally” Evans (J.D. ’99) Mary Maclean Asbill (5) E. Nicole Harrison Sarah A. Clarkson Alice Benton Kamerschen Robert A. Cowan (3) Robert W. Kamerschen Mark A. Lewis Kevin A. Cranman (8) Kimberly Kilpatrick Nagy Ann E. Sherline Jennifer Snow Diefenbacher (3) Amy Lou King Reynolds (6) Robert S. Thompson Kenneth P. Jones (12) CLASS OF 1995 Law School Supporters David A. Kleber Class Total………… $19,750.00 R. Brandon Asbill (5) Law School Friends No. of Donors…… 35 Roberta Koss (4) Hope Reynolds Arbery (6) Participation……… 16% Benjamin A. Land (2) Scott A. Ball (5) Lumpkin Society Fellows Daniel M. LeBey (2) Marlene R. Duwell-Capouya (3) Stephanie Mayfield Wright (3) Steven T. Minor Daniel P. Hoffey (3) Lumpkin Society Partners Elizabeth Selby-Worley (2) Kelly Amanda Lee Julia A. Houston (3) Robert H. Smalley III Tony Waller (9) John A. Snyder (2) Lumpkin Society Associates Kelly L. Weston CLASS OF 1994 T. Paige Betz Law School Friends Class Total………… $9,110.00 Keith D. Bodoh (14) Criton A. Constantinides No. of Donors…… 28 Cale H. Conley (2) Leon Jourolmon IV (6) Participation……… 13% Phillip S. Hibbard C. Morris Mullin (2) Lumpkin Society Associates Rebecca A. Hoelting John J. Neely III Bradley K. Groff (5) M. Todd King Lawrence S. Spencer, Jr. (4) Kerstin Meyers Groff (5) James K. Reed Chris Ziegler Douglas R. Kertscher (12) Daniel B. Snipes (12) D. Greg Michell (4) Dean’s Council Page A. Pate (2) Elizabeth Dallas Gobeil (2)

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Mark J. Rozman (2) Law School Supporters Michael P. Dickey (3) Ryan Schneider (5) Laura Kennedy Bonander Blaine A. Norris Law School Advocates Jean-Paul Boulee (11) Joseph G. Silver (3) Chris Camerieri (10) Elizabeth Cabral Engelman (6) Brian S. Tatum (6) Nathan H. Elmore Dorsey R. Carson, Jr. (4) Law School Supporters Andrea Brucoli Jones (3) Kimberly K. Frye F. Anthony Blakey Gordon Jones II (3) Robert F. Goldman Margaret LaConte Chapura (12) Kevin J. Mencke John A. Highsmith (2) Thomas L. Hayslett III (2) Law School Supporters Daniel M. King, Jr. (2) Jessica L. Heywood (2) Cecil L. Davis, Jr. John M. Lee G. Edgar James Gregory S. Ellington (4) Kimberly J. Many (5) Michele Ritz Jones (2) Geoffrey P. Engelman (6) Devereaux F. McClatchey V Mary Sellers Kirby (2) Debra A. Golymbieski Vicki Miller McGinty W. Thomas Lacy, Jr. (2) Brian P. Hall Christen Wheeler Mitchell Michael P. Marshall, Jr. R. Lee Mann III (15) Wylencia Hood Monroe Robert G. Petix, Jr. (2) James C. McGinty Karen Larsen Still Law School Friends Kristin Loecke Miller (3) Amie Bever Willis (5) Heather K. Karrh Mitchell C. Robins (6) Law School Friends Tilman E. Self III Alan T. Rosselot (15) Rebecca Bush Dozier (4) Luther J. Smith III Stephanie Brunner Tillman Erika Y. Gravett Robert H. Sullivan Jon E. Ingram, Jr. (3) Law School Friends Alicia Marin Mitchell (2) CLASS OF 1998 Karen Watson Ingle (2) Class Total………… $18,585.00 Brian V. Patterson Jeanna Mastrodicasa No. of Donors…… 25 Mark A. Shaffer (4) Kathryn Blythe Mattuch Participation……… 11% Michael H. Smith (3) Cara E. Novelli Lumpkin Society Fellows Cathy Lee Taylor (2) Christine Carlisle Odom C. Andrew Childers (9) Michael W. Taylor (2) Timothy W. Wilson Anthony D. Lehman (9) CLASS OF 1997 Lumpkin Society Partners CLASS OF 1996 Class Total………… $15,325.00 Phaedra C. Parks (5) Class Total………… $10,777.45 No. of Donors…… 29 Lumpkin Society Associates No. of Donors…… 36 Participation……… 13% Patrick D. Conner (2) Participation……… 15% Lumpkin Society Partners Robert S. Highsmith, Jr. (2) Lumpkin Society Partners Maiser M. Aboneaaj (3) M. Jeremy Lynch (3) Jeanine Gibbs Garvie (4) Lee Ann Bambach (3) Dean’s Council Dean’s Council Robert J. Soper (10) Carolyne S. Beaty (4) Shannon Casey Baxter (4) Lumpkin Society Associates Joshua C. Bell (3) Kacy C. Eaves (2) Tonnye Conner-White (2) Law School Advocates Cheri A. Grosvenor (5) Bradley W. Grout (5) D. Clayton Howell (6) Kevin D. Kirby (4) Megan Webb Grout (5) Law School Supporters Sonja R. Tate (2) Trina Steele Olidge (3) Mary Fordham Bready David T. Wiley (2) Dean’s Council Wesley L. Deaton (6) Law School Advocates L. Clint Crosby, Jr. Jeanna Gregory Fennell (7) Neil A. Besse Randolph Frails (5) Susan Walker Coico (11) William C. Buhay (4) Law School Advocates Justin H. Hayes (4) C. Celeste Creswell Lee Ann Sparks Anand (5) Sean L. Hynes Karri Lee Garrett (4) Mildred A. Bennett Stephen B. Moseley

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Kelly Casey Mullally (9) Alan J. Gibson CLASS OF 2001 Josh B. Wages (2) Laura Gartin Hester Class Total………… $2,650.00 Stacy Berkowitz Williams (3) Kimberly Elder Holt No. of Donors…… 19 Lisa Sawaya Willmer L. Dan Loy (6) Participation……… 9% Law School Friends Katherine Lewis Parker (2) Dean’s Council Elizabeth McKinney deRosset G. Alan Spencer Charles J. Bethel (3) Scott A. Hodgin (4) Law School Advocates CLASS OF 2000 Carter Page Schondelmayer Kwende B. Jones (3) Class Total………… $6,075.02 Molly K. Talley (4) Michael P. Kohler (4) No. of Donors…… 28 Bradford R. Turner Michele L.A. Rollins (2) Participation……… 12% Kevin P. Weimer (3) CLASS OF 1999 Lumpkin Society Associates Law School Supporters Class Total………… $12,675.88 Shyam Reddy (3) Eleanor Mixon Attwood No. of Donors…… 33 Scott S. Williams (4) A. Franklin Beacham III (3) Participation……… 14% Dean’s Council Cade Abney Daniel Lumpkin Society Associates Julie M. Wade (2) Mace E. Gunter Sara A. Evans (4) Law School Advocates Sean R. Mikula Stephanie L. Friese (4) James E. Baker (3) Law School Friends Elizabeth McClure Kelley (2) Emily Fish Diaz (2) Carrie Long Blinzinger (3) Kevin G. Meeks (12) Leigh G. Hildebrand (2) James R. Blinzinger (3) Charles E. Peeler (6) Michael N. Loebl (2) Jonathan E. Green Melissa Dickey Peeler (6) Patrick N. Millsaps (2) Sally S. Hatcher (2) T.C. Spencer Pryor (3) Charles M. Oldham III (5) Karl H. Koster (3) F. Valerie Rusk (2) Alison Van Lear (5) Leslie Kulbersh Lipson Dean’s Council Matthew S. Yungwirth (5) Robert E. Ridgway III Justin R. Howard (2) Law School Supporters Jason R. Samuels (6) Anita C. Soucy James A. Attwood Charles S. Smith Law School Advocates Matthew A. Barrett (2) Christopher M. Carr (3) James P. Daniel CLASS OF 2002 Clement C. Doyle (11) Ian K. Leavy (2) Class Total………… $22,290.00 Donna L. Keeton (3) Patrick S. Mitchell (2) No. of Donors…… 31 Colin A. McRae (2) Rivka D. Monheit (2) Participation……… 13% Law School Supporters C. Jason Perkins (3) Lumpkin Society Benefactors Melissa D. Bolton Megan L. Pritts (5) William M. Overend (6) Kealin M. Culbreath Shelley A. Senterfitt Lumpkin Society Associates J. Patrick Elsevier Lisa Durham Taylor David W. Adams (4) Mark S. Etheridge (6) Dana M. Wilson (4) Mary Paige Adams (4) Karen Tyler Farr (2) Law School Friends Gregory B. Mauldin (3) R. Christopher Irwin III (6) Sean C. Callahan (2) Ryan P. Reavis (3) Julia Hill Jernigan (9) Ellen J. Fleming Laura H. Wheaton (6) Keith A. Jernigan (9) Justin Y. Hester Dean’s Council Elizabeth Weeks Leonard Aaron W. Lipson David E. Howard (7) Jamie T. Roberts (4) Joel L. Terwilliger (3) Keith A. Mauriello (7) John C. Rogers (2) Nicole Day Waller (2) Robert C. Stanley (2) Ryan K. Walsh (5) Law School Advocates

Law School Friends Brennan W. Bolt (8)

Charles L. Clay, Jr. Jennifer L. Chapman (10)

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Andrew E. Goldner Christopher M. Thomas (4) Lumpkin Society Associates Thomas H. Hawk III (5) Sarah E. Tollison (2) Kristen M. Beystehner (4) Brian T. Holmes Ansley Campbell Vinson (3) Ginger Reece Burton (6) Sarah Moore Johnson (8) Amy Neesen Woolf Caroline G. Castle (2) Catherine A. Ryan Kevin A. Woolf Jason C. Pedigo L. Paige Younkins (8) Law School Friends Susannah Rogers Pedigo Law School Supporters Geoffrey Bentzel Dean’s Council Dustin T. Brown (5) Jeffrey A. Calabrese Holly D. Hatfield Jason B. Cohen Melissa Farmer Calabrese M. Brandon Smith (3) Laura K. Linville Law School Advocates Edward A. Marshall Russell E. Blythe (2) W. Joseph Miguez Benjamin M. Byrd (4) Sloane Sussman Perras Roslyn C. Grant Timothy M. Silvis Graduate Giving Emily R. Stuart (6) Benjamin J. Vinson (3) Elizabeth Cavagnolo Johnson (2) Law School Friends Leslie Lane Mize (5) Edward P. Denker LAW FIRM & John M. Moorhead (2) Bryan A. Dykes CORPORATE Noah P. Peeters (6) CHALLENGE Amy Stewart Hawkins John G. Perry Erika M. HIll Heidi Rine Royal (3) Benjamin H. Katz “Miller & Martin has a number of Alicia A. Timm (3) UGA law graduates who have great Caroline Rogers Nichols Law School Supporters memories of the law school and care Mary Catherine Begnaud (5) CLASS OF 2003 deeply about the school’s success, so I had no reservations about leading the Jason J. Carter (5) Class Total………… $9,235.00 firm’s efforts in the Challenge. Frankly, Matthew B. Crowder (2) No. of Donors…… 30 it was an easy sell as evidenced by the Rebecca C. Franklin (6) Participation……… 14% firm’s great turnout. I expect our record Kevin Gooch (6) Lumpkin Society Partners to be even better next year.” Francys Johnson (2) Allen W. Yee (9) Michael P. Kohler (J.D. ’01) Susanne Lodico Lumpkin Society Associates Miller & Martin, PLLC Charles A. Pannell III (4) Michelle L. Carter (4) Benjamin M. Perkins (7) Sarah M. Hoagland (5) Sally Haskell Perkins (7) Ryan W. Koppelman (4) Jeffrey L. Stern (4) Dean’s Council David M. Stewart (7) Peter M. Jones Colin Wright Law School Advocates Jonathan E. Hawkins Law School Friends Corey M. Stern Jeffrey M. Kwastel A.L. ‘Tripp’ Bridges III (5) Rebecca F. Wasserman (6) John K. Larkins III Louis C. Castenell (5) Law School Supporters Coby S. Nixon Jessica MacCallum Crum Jason S. Alloy (4) R. Matthew Reeves (6) Michelle Stone Hall Josh Belinfante (2) Gustavo A. Suarez Thomas F. Hollingsworth III (4) Elizabeth Allgood Blalock Kristin Chappell Waller (9) Dante L. Hudson (2) Chip M. Ferguson, Jr. Brian W. Looby Taylor Hanson Haley CLASS OF 2004 Sally B. Molloy C. Andrew Kitchen Class Total………… $13,543.27 A. Justin Poplin Michael E. Leavey (2) No. of Donors…… 44 W. Matthew Roberts Jennifer J. Moroney Participation……… 18%

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Law School Supporters Alana E. Zorrilla-Gaston Brandon P. Ansley (6) Law School Friends Lee S. Atkinson (3) Anonymous (4) Ashley Ledford Culberson (5) Ashley P. Alderman (3) Graduate Giving Robert L. Fortson (5) Wilson G. Barmeyer (4) Jeffrey A. Freeman (5) Staci Swit Brinson Amelia Godfrey Helmick Andrew C. Doherty

MILITARY DONOR Samuel L. Lucas Benjamin P. Harper (2) Danisha L. Morris (6) Nikki C. Ibbotson (3) Bradley S. Shilling (5) Shane A. Lord (3) James S. Trieschmann, Jr. “No matter where I am deployed in the Fielding Smith Martin (4) world, I carry a piece of UGA law with Eadaoin M. Waller (4) William J. Martin (4) me. It is important to give back to the Brian P. Watt Susannah G. Mitchell institution that gave so much to me.” Leah L. Weinberg Charlsie K. Paine (4) CPT James S. Trieschmann (J.D. ’05) Edwin A. Wilson (4) Rachel N. Saloom (2) Law School Friends Kimberly Council Sheridan Ramsey Henderson Bridges (5) Michael L. Sheridan Jennifer Berger Brown (6) Terri R. Stewart Charles H. Crawford (5) Maria M. Todorova Marisa Huttenbach Crawford (5) Andrew J. Tuck (3) Oliver S. Drose Melissa Maddox-Barnes CLASS OF 2007 Barry N. Middleton Class Total………… $5,825.00 Amanda Patterson No. of Donors…… 36 Participation……… 15% CLASS OF 2006 Dean’s Council Barry A. Staples Class Total………… $3,410.78 Christopher C. Close, Jr. Christopher M. Walsh No. of Donors…… 36 Bret R. Hobson (3) Vita E. Zeltser Participation……… 14% Tedra C. Hobson (3) Law School Advocates CLASS OF 2005 Robert Z. Kelley (2) M.J. Blakely, Jr. (4) Class Total………… $7,046.16 Law School Advocates Law School Supporters No. of Donors…… 33 Enjolique D. Aytch (3) Francis L. Barnes III (4) Participation……… 16% Daniel M. Ludlam (3) M. Cristina Bouton Lumpkin Society Associates Rachel Harkavy Wilson (3) Joseph A. Brown Adam M. Conrad (6) Law School Supporters SoRelle Braun Brown Danielle Logan Conrad (6) Lucy Rankin Atkinson (3) Otis A. Brumby III (2) Dean’s Council Lauren D. Bellamy (3) Beverly Peters Carson (4) Jesse W. Lincoln Geoffrey V. Carson (4) G. Tyson Bickley Rhett White (4) C. Caleb Connor Carey Schneeweiss Busen (3) Law School Advocates Jay W. Cook J. David Gussio Meaghan G. Boyd (5) Christopher A. Gaston Katherine L. Jackson (3) Laura DeMartini Eschleman (5) Joshua P. Gunnemann C. Andrew Leyes (2) R. Jason Fowler (5) Mary Rae Phelps (3) Merritt E. McAlister (3) Erik S. Johnson (5) R. Davis Powell (4) Joanna Smith Nijem Tracy L. Rhodes (5) Allison Stephens Thompson Daniel H. Petrey (3) J. Benson Ward Michael L. Van Cise (4) Jimar A. Sanders C. Knox Withers (5) Logan B. Winkles (3) Alison S. Warren

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Law School Friends Sivram D. Prasad Melanie Colvert Walker Andrea Alexander Guariglia (2) Sarah A. Stevens (2) Jeff T. Watson Melissa Arcila Matthew B. Stoddard Elizabeth Meadows Whitworth Christina Glassbrook Baugh (3) Rebecca Martin Thornhill (2) Benny Yee Jennifer Ann Campbell (2) Law School Friends Law School Friends James R. Fletcher II (3) Farrar Johnson Barker (2) John T. DeGenova Kenneth B. Franklin (3) M. Katherine Bates (2) Lauren A. Drayton Christopher M. Gant (3) George A. Campbell, Jr. Christopher L. Foreman Jeffrey H. Gibson (2) Mary C. DeCamp (2) Sherrie L. Hines G. Sanders Griffith IV Sara Barnhart Fletcher (3) Matthew R. Johnson Virginia L. Garrard Azba Habib Kristina Gillen Jones Jessica M. Mallanda John P. Jett (2) Stephen Michmerhuizen Briant G. Mildenhall (3) Tyler J. Jett Erin Redmon Moore Guy Milhalter Donyale N. Leslie (2) Christian C. Morrison E. Allyn Rubright (2) Tiffany M. Mallory (2) Andrew M. O’Connell Kristin R. Strunk James T. Marr Erin Murray O’Connell Yaminah K. Williams Hayley R. Roper J. Bradford Odom Rachel C. Young Travis A. Williams (2) Paul Z. Rothstein Meghan E. Ryan CLASS OF 2008 CLASS OF 2009 Alice E. Snedeker Class Total………… $4,396.83 Class Total………… $4,835.00 Sachin Varghese No. of Donors…… 40 No. of Donors…… 44 Benn C. Wilson Participation……… 19% Participation……… 18% Law School Advocates Law School Advocates Jennifer Stephanie Blakely (4) James S. Derrick Joseph I. Bolling (2) Delia Gervin Lindsey Case Perry Laura E. Ingram Graduate Giving Sarah Galle Perry Matthew A. Josephson Law School Supporters Catherine E. Kanatas

Anonymous (2) Michael A. Kanatas ANNUAL FUND Caroline Knox Anderson (2) S. Trenholm Myers SUPPORTER Patrick N. Arndt Daniel B. Tilley Clint G. Bearden Henry F. Warnock Tully T. Blalock III Law School Supporters “I support Georgia Law because the education I received was worth more Mark J. Boyd (2) Melanie K. Bettis than I paid for it. I want to ensure that Tyler R. Brown Benjamin R. Carlsen future Georgia Law students Caitlyn E. Carr Timothy R. Carlton have the same experience.” Matthew S. Chambers (2) Daniel L. Delnero Benjamin R. Carlsen (J.D. ‘09) Wayne Charles (2) Kevin P. Erwin Kelly S. Culpepper Michael E. Eshman Anne Marie du Toit Jennifer E. Geller Adriana G. Hristova (2) Brian C. Lea Justin T. Jones W. Preston Martin Michael J. Kline Jason D. McCoy John B. Manly (2) James R. Reed Brendan F. Murphy (2) William D. Rhoads Kellee A. Padgett Kevin M. Sibbernsen D. Logan Pool Robert L. Swartwood II

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 41 FRIENDS & STAFF

GIFTS FROM FIRMS, FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Lumpkin Society Benefactors McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP Anonymous (5) Peyton Anderson Foundation (3) The Endover Foundation, Inc. (6) R.E.M./Athens, LLC (10) Freeport-McMoRan, Inc. (13) State Bar of Georgia (10) Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation Wilson-Epes Printing Company, Inc. Gender Gap Foundation Dean’s Council The Glover Family Foundation, Inc. (4) Breiner & Breiner, LLC (4) Harold Hirsch Scholarship Fund (7) Catholic Foundation of North GA, Inc. Milton M. Ratner Foundation (5) Chevron USA, Inc. (8) Lumpkin Society Fellows Cobb Community Foundation James E. Butler, Jr. Legal Foundation Duane Morris, LLP Community Foundation of South Georgia, Inc. (8) Four G’s Charitable Trust (22) John and Mary Franklin Foundation Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust Leona S. Hudson Charitable Foundation, Inc. Jones Day Knox Charity Fund, Inc. Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP (8) Charles Loridans Foundation, Inc. (35) Ryan Innovative Solutions (2) National Monuments Foundation Troutman Sanders, LLP Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, LLP (5) Law School Avocates Sutherland The Central Alabama Community Foundation (3) Lumpkin Society Partners Coca-Cola Company (2) AT&T Foundation (2) Coca-Cola Enterprises (2) Attorney’s Title Guaranty Fund, Inc. (21) Delta Air Lines Foundation (4) Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley, General Electric Foundation (2) Inc. (5) Georgia Municipal Association, Inc. Mildred Miller Fort Trustee Fund (2) McGuire Woods (13) Lexicon Technologies SunTrust Bank Foundation (18) The Walter G. Canipe Foundation, Inc. (2) Law School Supporters Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial, LLC (8) Dominion Foundation Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr Energen Corporation (2) Lumpkin Society Associates Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, Inc. Attorneys’ Title Fund, Inc. (3) State Farm Companies Foundation (9) The Benefield Foundation, Inc. Tull Charitable Foundation Committee to Re-Elect Justice Harris Hines, Inc. Women Law Students Association The Community Foundation for the Central Savannah Law School Friends River Area (9) The Bank of New York Mellon (2) Covington & Burling (4) R.E.S. Enterprises, Inc. The Hawkins Foundation, Inc. Hollis Foundation Judge J. D. Smith Election Committee King & Spalding, LLP J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc. (4) The Loudermilk Family Christian Foundation, Inc. (2)

* Numbers in parentheses denote the years of consecutive giving to Georgia Law.

42 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report FRIENDS & STAFF

FRIENDS Janet Chorkey Wes Russo Lumpkin Society Benefactors Thomas M. Davis Jennifer C. Samford Anonymous (5) Mr. & Mrs. James O. Dekle III Jessica C. Samford Mrs. Thomas O. Marshall, Jr. (4) Harold A. & Cynthia K. Dombeck (2) Thomas A. Samford George D. & Carol Overend (6) Mr. & Mrs. John T. Green (3) Janet E. Sikes (2) Daniel J. King & Dr. Karen W. King Kimberly S. Story Lumpkin Society Fellows Jason E.C. Lawson & Karen E. Tanenbaum Mary O. Marshall Ms. Katherine Carmichael Lawson (2) William J. Whittaker III & Mrs. L. Ray Patterson (11) Carol A. Leyes (4) Lauren A. Wilbourn Alec L. Poitevint II & Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Manly Dana P. Zelman Doreen Stiles Poitevint (5) Laura K. Mann David J. & Kathleen M. Zelman Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Young Dennis McKinnie (4) Lumpkin Society Partners Alan D. & Marjorie E. Turner Moore FACULTY & STAFF Mrs. Jerry B. Blackstock (23) Susan Moore (5) Anonymous (5) Lula Pittman Post (14) Susan Hand Morris & J. Ralph Beaird (31) Dennis B. & Jane Canipe Rooks (2) Mr. H. Bradford Morris Jr. Jill Coveny Birch (22) Paul S. & Martha Pearlman Lumpkin Society Associates Ramsey Henderson Bridges (5) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Ploch Elizabeth P. Alsobrook (8) Lonnie T. Brown, Jr. (4) Ronald Ragin Sylvia P. Brown (13) Anne E. Burnett Michael S. & Leslie A. Smernoff (2) Mr. & Mrs. Jodie Harden Ronald L. Carlson (12) Peter Spiro (4) P. Harris Hines Alan A. Cook (2) Mark S. Thompson (2) Mary Jane Hollis Link Phyllis R. Cooke (11) Mr. & Mrs. William H. Turner Thomas W. Malone & Thomas A. Eaton (14) Mr. & Mrs. D. Michael Upton Ms. Debbie Malone C. Ronald Ellington (10) Michael G. & Harriet Wasserman (2) Dr. Leisa Lifer Marshall (18) Russell C. Gabriel (3) Brian A. White & Henry S. Monsees Marc A. Galvin (16) Mrs. Elizabeth Semancik White James M. Riley & Lawrence F. Jones (15) Mr. & Mrs. Larry B. White Mrs. Dana Huggin Riley (2) Beth Shackleford Kirch (7) Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Yarbrough Thomas C. Shelton Paul M. Kurtz (31) Larry D. Thompson & Law School Friends Scotty G. Mann (2) Mrs. Brenda A. Thompson (2) Anonymous Lisa C. Mathis (8) Sara Marie Andrzejewski Lisa Milot (2) Dean’s Council Nicole M. Babcock Elaine K. Mitchell (3) Rupert M. & Susan J. Barkoff Tricia E. Bah Kellie Casey Monk (9) Kevin D. & Carol K. Cleveland (3) Robert P. Barlett III & Carol Ellis Morgan (5) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cohn Dr. Victoria C. Plaut (3) Anne S. Moser (7) David L. & Diane Deariso Kimberly A. Bray Heidi M. Murphy (9) Ms. Marianne C. Freeman (5) Linda D. Bryan Trina Steele Olidge (3) Allen B. Green & Mrs. Claire G. Green Patricia J. Cannon Margaret A. Poitevint (5) Janet Gardner Kemp (9) Wendell & Nancy Christian E. Ann Puckett (15) Alfred S. Lurey Stephen D. & Debra A. Cutright Cynthia H. Rice (3) Terrell Quillian Marshall & Eric & Pam Ensor Gregory L. Roseboro (15) Mr. Gregory K. Marshall Cara R. Fiore Peter B. ‘Bo’ Rutledge (2) William M. Ragland, Jr. Sara C. Fish Alexander W. Scherr (13) Mrs. Elizabeth Haverty Smith (14) Mary Catherine Greaber David E. Shipley (13) Law School Avocates Lennon B. Haas James C. Smith Robert E. Brizendine Natalie A. Hall Gloria B. Strait (2) Stephen & Catherine Chrietzberg Magdi M. & Mary E. Hanafi Carol A. Watson Joshua DeBold Joshua C. Huff Alan Watson Ms. Lisa Ann Sealock (2) Arthur Johnson & Camilla E. Watson James A. Sommerville & Mrs. T’Leatha R. Suitt-Johnson Sonja R. West (3) Mrs. Frances Duggan Sommerville (3) John A. Little, Jr. &Sabra Sims Little Rebecca H. White (8) Dr. Gwen Wood & Mr. Barry Wood (20) Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Long, Jr. Daniel U. White (8) Law School Supporters Rebekah D. McCorvey Dennis W. & Diane Brock (2) Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Moister, Jr. (11) Joseph M. & Margaret C. Brogdon Parker C. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. William H. Brown Nicholas S. O’Bryant David J. & Mary Hudson Pope

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 43 Estate & other special Gifts

ESTATE GIFTS In memory of George B. Haley, Jr. The University of Georgia School of Law would Ronald W. Rogers like to acknowledge the following estates gifts In honor of Sonya Lynn Hanafi received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 Dr. & Mrs. Magdi M. Hanafi In memory of Roy V. Harris (B.L.’19) Fred C. Sweat (LL.B.’40) Albert M. Pickett in support of scholarships In honor of Walter Hellerstein Terry D. Jackson MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS In memory of Ellen R. Jordan The following gifts were made in memory and in Kevin A. Cranman honor of loved ones, family members, friends, Paul M. and Carol P. Kurtz classmates, faculty members, etc. In honor of Paul M. Kurtz Terry S. Freedman In memory of Palmer H. Ansley (LL.B.’50) Robert J. Hunter Charles B. Marsh In honor of C. Andrew Leyes (J.D.’07) In memory of Jeanne Ralls Beaird Carol A. Leyes Robert B. Bates In memory of Pope B. McIntire (LL.B.’47) Terrell W. Benton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James E. Love III Jay W. Cook In honor of William R. Morton (J.D.’05) Claude-Leonard Davis Robert L. Fortson C. Ronald Ellington In memory of Wilbur D. Owens, Jr. (J.D.’52) R. Christopher Irwin III Dr. Joseph M. Brogdon, Jr. Elaine K. Mitchell In honor of Noah P. Peeters (J.D.’04) John S. Noell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Wasserman In honor of David B. Bell (J.D. ’77) In honor of Alexander B. Pope Robert Manly Mr. & Mrs. David L. Pope In memory of Jerry B. Blackstock (J.D. ’60) In honor of John W. & Pansy Roper Herman S. Caldwell, Jr. Hayley Rebecca Roper Bradley W. Grout In memory of David M. Rosenberg (J.D.’88) Cary Ichter Henry M. Quillian III In memory of Jesse G. Bowles, Jr. (LL.B. ’46) In honor of David E. Shipley Charles M. Ferguson, Jr. J. Edward Allen, Jr. In honor of Robert D. Brussack (J.D. ’76) Cook Noell Tolley & Bates, LLP Christopher C. Close, Jr. Steven P. Gilliam In honor of Daniel O. Burroughs Edward E. Strain III William H. Brown In honor of Gregory C. Sowell (J.D.’83) In honor of William & Allison Chorkey Scotty G. Mann Janet Chorkey In memory of Henry B. Troutman (J.D.’50) In memory of Ralph W. Cleveland Elizabeth Haverty Smith John R. Cleveland In honor of Rebecca F. Wasserman (J.D.’03) In honor of Chester C. Davenport (LL.B.’66) Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Wasserman N. Harvey Weitz In memory of Gabriel M. Wilner In honor of Bertis E. Downs (J.D.’81) Jill Coveny Birch Milner S. Ball In memory of William H. Young (J.D.’57) In honor of C. Ronald Ellington Barschall Andrews II Brandon P. Ansley In memory of William J. Youtt Robert D. Goldsmith Michael W. Youtt In memory of Joseph J. Gaines (J.D.’52) In honor of the 100th Anniversary of the NAACP Karen L. Gaines Francys Johnson In memory of Bernard C. Gardner (J.D.’48) In memory and in honor of African American Law Students Four G’s Charitable Trust E. Noreen Banks-Ware Janet Gardner Kemp

44 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report Estate & other special Gifts

PLANNED GIFTS REVOCABLE PLANNED GIFTS We are grateful to our alumni and friends who have Bequests chosen to participate in Georgia Law’s future success An easy and low cost way to make a planned gift to through their planned gifts. The stream of future Georgia Law is to include it in your will or revocable support provided by planned gifts helps assure that trust. Bequests can donate a specific asset or a Georgia Law will maintain its strength for generations percent of the residue and remainder of one’s estate. to come. Anonymous Peter L. Banks IRREVOCABLE PLANNED GIFTS Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr. Life Insurance Life insurance policies naming the University of Georgia James L. Ford Foundation or Arch Foundation as the owner and Janice Haynes Gilmore beneficiary are considered irrevocable planned gifts. John W. Hadden Gerald F. Handley Robert W. Chasteen, Jr. Eric M. Holmes J. Vincent Cook, Jr. A. Felton Jenkins, Jr. John S. Dalis Howard W. Jones (deceased) David H. Dickey Kirk McAlpin Barry L. Fitzpatrick Virginia McKenna William C. Head John S. Noell, Jr. Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. Timothy A. Peterson John T. Newton, Jr. David M. Reed Michael W. Rushing Life Income Gift Programs: Carl E. Sanders William J. Self II Charitable Gift Annuity Judson H. Simmons A gift annuity is a simple contract with the donor S. Ernest Vandiver, Jr. (deceased) and the University of Georgia Foundation or the John T. Wasdin Arch Foundation to pay you and/or your designated Allen W. Yee beneficiary a fixed income for life. At the end of the contract term, the remainder will be distributed to the Living Trusts Law School to be used for the purpose you designate. A living trust or testamentary trust is a trust created during a person’s lifetime to provide named Edith Teasley Baxter (deceased) beneficiaries with income over time with the funds Kenneth M. Henson remaining in the trust directed to another beneficiary. Ronald S. Cooper These trusts can be modified or rescinded the Barry Phillips designation anytime during one’s lifetime. Fred H. Walker Gordon W. Chambers, Sr. (deceased) Living Trusts: Dale M. Schwartz A living trust is a trust created during a person’s lifetime Nancy Marcuz Wech to either save money on taxes or set up long term property management. Retirement Plan Assets Through your Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA), Gordon W. Chambers, Sr. (deceased) 401(k) plan, Keogh plan or other qualified retirement savings plans, one may name the law school as the Pooled Income Gifts Pooled income gifts operate similarly to mutual funds, recipient of any assets remaining in your plan, thus as your contribution is combined with those of other reducing applicable income and estate taxes. donors and income is paid to you or your designated Verner F. Chaffin beneficiary in proportion to your share. Dow N. Kirkpatrick II Jesse G. Bowles, Jr. (deceased) Hamilton Lokey (deceased)

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 45 FIRM & CORPORATE ALUMNI CHALLENGE

The School of Law is pleased to formally establish the Firm and Corporate Alumni Challenge. Firms with 5 or more Georgia Law alumni are eligible to participate in the challenge, which seeks to achieve 100% participation in giving from graduates in the firm. The law school and its development staff support the efforts of volunteers, to secure annual contributions from their colleagues.

The Firm and Corporate Alumni Challenge participants are grouped according to the number of Georgia Law alumni lawyers. The annual competition is for firm-wide participation in making a personal gift to Georgia Law during the university’s fiscal year, July 1 – June 30 and is divided between two groups. Firm and Corporate Alumni Challenge Groups: Category A – Organizations with more than 10 law graduates Category B – Organizations with 5 – 10 law graduates

Challenge participants benefit by enhancing their visibility among our outstanding students, who are among our nation’s best and brightest. Firms and corporations that achieve 100 percent participation will receive special public recognition, including: • Public recognition in the school’s Annual Report and on the school’s web site. • First firm or corporation reaching 100% during the fiscal year will hold and display the school’s Challenge Cup – an engraved silver-plated trophy – until the next fiscal year. • Each year we will engrave the year and winning firm or corporation name on the base of the Challenge Cup.

All Class and Challenge participants benefit from a stronger and more highly ranked School of Law. Private support from alumni and friends is essential to the law school’s ability to attract top teachers and scholars, to offer a rich curriculum, and to both keep talented Georgia- resident students in our state and import talented students from other states and countries. In short, the leadership of our volunteers provides the foundation for Georgia Law’s continued excellence.

Georgia Law alumni from the following firms and corporations are recognized for participating in the Law Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge during FY 2009 – 2010:

46 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report FIRM & CORPORATE ALUMNI CHALLENGE

Firm & corporate alumni challenge groups

Category A Participation Rate Miller & Martin PLLC…………………………………………………………… 86% 22 alumni Michael P. Kohler ‘01 Jones Day………………………………………………………………………… 65% 17 alumni Ken Smith ‘81, Timothy Mann ‘92 Sutherland ……………………………………………………………………… 64% 26 alumni Herbert J. Short, Jr. ‘85 Drew Eckl & Farnham, LLP……………………………………………………… 59% 17 alumni H. Michael Bagley ‘80 King & Spalding LLP…………………………………………………………… 46% 56 alumni Richard Shackelford ‘79 McKenna Long & Alridge, LLP………………………………………………… 44% 25 alumni Jeanine Gibbs Garvie ‘96 Troutman Sanders LLP………………………………………………………… 37% 39 alumni Kevin G. Meeks ‘99

Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP………………………………………………………… 27% 38 alumni Shyam Reddy ‘01 Nelson Mullins…………………………………………………………………… 27% 14 alumni William M. Poole ‘73 Bryan Cave LLP………………………………………………………………… 21% 12 alumni LeeAnn Jones ‘86 Category B Brinson, Askew, Berry, Seigler, Richardson & Davis, LLP………………… 100% 9 alumni J. Anderson “Andy” Davis ‘84 DLA Piper………………………………………………………………………… 80% 5 alumni Mark Grantham ‘77 Tisinger Vance, PC……………………………………………………………… 63% 8 alumni Steven T. Minor ‘92 Littler Mendelson, PC…………………………………………………………… 40% 5 alumni John T. Stembridge ‘03 McGuire Woods LLP…………………………………………………………… 33% 6 alumni Brennan W. Bolt ‘02 Jones, Cork & Miller, LLP……………………………………………………… 22% 9 alumni Hubert C. Lovein ‘71 Bodker Ramsey Andrews Winograd Wildstein……………………………… 20% 5 alumni Jacob A. Maurer ‘97

The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report 47 LEGACY 2010

Legacy 2010 – 3L Class Gift Program Class participation rate: 59% Class total pledged: $54,625.00

Julie E. Adkins Alexandra Gaines Lauren Peel John Stephen Albright Allan Charles Galis Lauren Ploch David W. Alexander John Gelzer Matthew Pociask Anonymous Rachel L. Goodrich Jolee Porter Charles C. Bailey Ashley Nicole Gowder Lori Epps Quesada Patrick S. Baldwin Joseph R. Greene Michael Thomas Rapp Norman L. Barnett Marie Elizabeth Greene Joi Reed Johnson Bazzel Sheenum T. Gupta Marcus T. Roberts William Bennett Bembry Jillian R. Hall Carlos Javier Rodriguez Matthew Bennett William Charles Hayes Alexander M. Rowland Emily Boness Alice Henderson Stephanie Ruiter Justan Bounds Leslie Paige Hinrichs James M. Rusert Allison Brooke Bowen Jamie A. Hollopeter Michael A. Schwartz Casey Bowen Lauren Elizabeth Holtzclaw Ashley L. Scruggs Matthew T. Bowers Anna White Howard John Eric Seay William T. Bozin Kathelyn Hunt Raj Shah Elizabeth Marion Broadway Eric Huttenbach Mary Katherine Shell Karl P. Broder Brandon E. James Erica Patrick Shepley Judson S. Bryant A. Jarrod Jenkins Maren Alicia Sheppard George P. Burdell Kate Jensen Amy Elizabeth Smith Annie R. Carroll Rachel Kaylyn Jones Valerie Smith Sharifa Aliya Charlery Jamie Jun Lauren Ruth Spotts Benjamin W. Cheesbro Hilary Keith Jefferson Mulloy Starr Kelly Ann Christian Ashley Anne King Eric David Stolze Sunny Chung Gary Knopf Elizabeth Story Emily Hart Cobb Mary Margaret Kurrie Kevin Giese Sweat Tiffany Coleman Steven Lee Tina Termei Robert Todd Graham Collins Timothy Lee Kristin A. Tessman Jessica Nicole Cox Steven Miles Lefkoff Clinton W. Teston Caitlin M. Crist Molly Lauren Levinson Talia Tiffany Rob Curylo Audrey Lewis Julia Lynn Titolo Joseph Lamon Cushner Lindsey Lonergan Bradford Twombly Theresa Davis Jonathan R. Lowe Jasna Veledar Jerad Rex Davis Robert M. Marston Benjamin D. Walters William Daniel Davis Maggie McClatchey Alex D. Weatherby Andrew H. Dekle William F. McFetridge Daniel West Tim Dewberry Bob Mikell Anna Margarete Wiand Russell Edwards Daryl Moody Stephanie Kristin Wisner David Felts Ellison Kevin Patrick Murphy Joshua Steven Wood Jeffrey Fisher Prince Njoku Raymond T. Wooten Mareasa M. Fortunato Cody O’Brien Adam Charles Zuckerman Stephen Reginald Fowler Laura H. Ogg Elizabeth Ann Freeman Andrea J. Parker

48 The 2009–2010 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report CLASS PARTICIPATION 2009 – 2010

class Donors PERCENTAGE Amount class Donors PERCENTAGE Amount

1938 1 33% 1977 54 26% $58,510.00 1940 1 50% 1978 38 20% $32,826.11 1941 1 17% 1979 37 21% $23,040.00 1942 1 33% 1980 40 20% $38,700.50 1943 1 33% 1981 34 17% $24,339.92 1947 2 67% $1,035.00 1982 33 15% $23,222.50 1948 4 17% $25,235.00 1983 42 20% $31,686.00 1949 7 22% $2,725.00 1984 32 16% $30,086.04 1950 8 23% $3,460.00 1985 35 14% $21,965.00 1951 4 12% $3,300.00 1986 26 12% $35,953.00 1952 2 70% $8,500.00 1987 23 13% $26,490.00 1953 6 25% $8,389.37 1988 31 15% $138,965.00 1954 5 23% $475.00 1989 37 18% $17,540.00 1955 5 38% $2,080.00 1990 27 13% $11,255.00 1957 4 20% $435.00 1991 25 10% $25,040.00 1958 7 23% $5,450.00 1992 30 14% $11,500.00 1959 4 12% $800.00 1993 25 11% $40,440.50 1960 6 29% $26,850.00 1994 28 13% $9,110.00 1961 4 14% $1,650.00 1995 35 16% $19,750.00 1962 8 24% $4,825.00 1996 36 15% $10,777.45 1963 8 22% $3,600.00 1997 29 13% $15,325.00 1964 9 18% $9,150.00 1998 25 11% $18,585.00 1965 22 36% $36,060.00 1999 33 14% $12,675.88 1966 9 21% $18,000.00 2000 28 0% $6,075.02 1967 10 18% $6,370.00 2001 19 9% $2,650.00 1968 13 26% $17,900.00 2002 31 13% $22,290.00 1969 19 25% $11,449.80 2003 30 14% $9,235.00 1970 11 16% $7,050.00 2004 44 28% $13,543.27 1971 32 33% $50,773.72 2005 33 16% $7,046.16 1972 26 20% $60,413.06 2006 36 14% $3,410.78 1973 29 17% $18,130.00 2007 36 15% $5,825.00 1974 52 28% $52,616.08 2008 40 19% $4,396.83 1975 27 14% $18,680.00 2009 44 18% $4,835.00 1976 38 19% $82,373.00 Non-profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Athens, Georgia School of Law, Athens, Georgia 30602-6012 Permit No. 1

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FIRMS ON GIVING

FIRM SUPPORT “With offices in major cities throughout the United States, Jackson Lewis has lawyers from a diverse array of top-tier law schools. We have been impressed with the quality of the graduates coming out of the University of Georgia School of Law, and have been pleased to provide scholarship support for its students through the Jackson Lewis Scholarship.” Emily S. Borna Partner Jackson Lewis LLP Atlanta, GA

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