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Montg<untry, AL 3610.l {334) 269-1515, (800) )54~154 • FAX( )34) 261-63 10 170 President-Elect Profiles: Fourni er J. Gale, III and E-n1,1il:ir1fo@nlabar .org •Web site: w,vw.alabar.org W.N.Watson ExttudY'l' Oitt (tor- ..•..•.- ...........-- ·······-·-········Kt.ith8. Nornu n l!.u<uti\'t' Asmtl.lnt.... · - ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-- ·-- ... ,.Di11nt Locke 182 The Alabama Law Foundation Annowices the 2004 Systems Admi:ni.str.ttor.... ·-- ···-- ·· ..-- ·- ·- ·... \'i:i ync Mughe:s Compuk r Prog~ 1nmc r ...................................Dola n L 'tro ut Oir« tor of Programs.. ..._ . ....................._ . ..Edward >.t P.uttrson Fellows Administntf\'t Assistant fot Progrnm.s.. ...................Rin. Gny L,wy.,-Re(emtl Secretary ·····- ······-- ·- ·······....,Slunnon Knight 183 Remarks by Michael S. Greco, president-elect, t.londitory Continuil\g Legal Educ111M>n Oir«tor ........................................Kim 0 1.ivtt \\'Md American Bar Association CLE Admjniiuadvt Animru .........................Ouo l Thomton CL£$c-(rttitry ...........................................- .•.Chri~i n:a BrC'o\-.tr Fellows of the Alabama Law Foundation Dinner Dir«tor of Cornn1unk11dons& Public lnfonnation ...-- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-- ·- ·- ·.SUsanH. AD<lffl PublialioM Director ,_,. ,.. .....................Marg.ittl L Murphy 188 Alabama Lawyer Assistance Program: Coolmunkntioo.,and Publbl.ions MSl~anL ...- ····- ····-- ·- ··- ··- ··J<.intbctly B.i.rubart Your Partner Needs Help Mt'mbmhip Sttv ict'$ Ditt<tor .......................- ,• ..•..~wy Corbitt By Jeanne Marie Leslie Manbe:nbip Adminisumh-eAssi.mlrt- ,- ·....Emilyfl•nior v.... tu nt«T L:a~ Progµm Oir«tor ·-·-·- ·-····-·-·-1.inda Lund VLP A» ls~nt ···- ·········- ·- ····- ·- ·.... ......... 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