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MARSHALL-WYTHE

2013–2014 Annual Report 2013–2014 Law School Boards

The Marshall-Wythe School of William & Mary Law School Law Foundation Association Officers Officers Office of Development and Alumni Affairs Rick L. Burdick ’76 Melissa A. Conner ’02 (757) 221-3795 President President [email protected] Barbara L. Johnson ’84 Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Vice-President Past President Sarah F. Kellam Stephen J. Horvath III ’84 Courtney Malveaux ’02 Associate Dean Secretary/Treasurer President-Elect Laura W. Beach W. Leslie Boswell ’07 and J.P. Fulton ’85 Director of Major Gifts Trustees Co-Vice Presidents for Student Activities David S. Bihl Betsy C. Anderson Nora Garcia Nickel ’07 and Earl G. Pinto ’00 Assistant Dean Michael E. Baumann ’79 Co-Vice Presidents for Alumni Activities Kathryn T. Burger Craig D. Bell ’86 Marshall B. Barton ’94 Director of Alumni Affairs Secretary/Treasurer Catherine M. Blue ’80 Ruth A. Layman Development Associate Douglas E. Brown ’74 Directors Christina Smith Lewis Paul A. Ainsworth ’03 Elizabeth B. Carder-Thompson ’78 Administrative Assistant Garen E. Dodge ’82 Sally James Andrews ’73 Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79 Coburn R. Beck ’98 Office of Communications Daniel A. Gecker ’82 Anne E. Bomar ’91 Nicholas C. Conte ’87 Jaime Welch-Donahue Sarah C. Honenberger ’78 Annual Report Editor Jacqueline R. Denning ’76 Kindra L. Kirkeby ’00 David F. Morrill John G. Kruchko ’75 Michael E. Dick ’06 Photography Editor Joyce A. Kuhns ’83 L. Allison Garde ’86 Leslie McCullough, David F. Morrill, and Brooke Shaffer ’17 Contributing Writers Scott G. Lindvall ’86 Lawrence H. Glanzer ’76 Wendy Bardrof Jeffrey A. Lowe ’89 Megan Tumi Jackson ’08 Samantha Fien-Helfman B.B.A. ’09 (cover photo) Jon M. Mahan ’96 Professor Emeritus John M. Levy (ex officio) Contributing Photographers Catherine M. Marriott ’86 Thomas G. Martinchek ’94 Mellen Street Creative Design J. Thomas Morina ’83 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 James D. Penny ’83 J. Elwood Owens ’04 Catherine J. Rotolo ’08 Jeffrey S. Palmore ’09 Marc A. Taylor ’89 Sean Radomski ’14, 2013–14 SBA President (ex officio) Michael Roy ’14, 2013–14 BLSA President (ex officio) Jason C. Rylander ’00 Message from the Dean and the Chair

Dear Graduates, Parents, and Friends, Your continued involvement in the life of Marshall-Wythe is vital to our Law School, as this report makes wonderfully clear. Pore through these pages and you will find good news, caring people, and much to celebrate. To that end, we are pleased to note that donations to the Annual Fund last year totaled $2,303,576 — the largest amount in the Law School’s history. Total giving (including Annual Fund, endowment, building fund, and in-kind gifts) came to $4,509,870 — also a record amount and a 26 percent increase over the previous high mark of $3,581,286 set in FY ’13. Reunion classes helped lead the way, providing generous gifts and multi-year pledges totaling a record $3,408,648. Congratulations to the Classes of 1974 and 1979 for setting new records for a 40th and 35th reunion! In March, the Law School broke into the Top 25 for the first time in theU.S. News & World Report’s annual law school rankings, garnering the 24th spot. We improved in several key categories compared to peer schools, including the percentage of students who had jobs nine months after graduation, bar passage rate, the quality of the first-year class as measured by LSAT scores, and the reputation of the school among law deans and legal academics. The U.S. News rankings confirm what we already know: Marshall-Wythe continues to make impressive strides with terrific new faculty hires, highly accomplished students and alumni, and an increasingly rich array of skills-training opportunities. This past year was also memorable as the 60th anniversary of the graduation of Edward A. Travis B.C.L. ’54, the first African American to receive a degree from William & Mary. In celebration of this milestone, nearly 70 African-American graduates from 31 classes gathered here in February for the first African-American Law Alumni Celebration. As we review our recent history, we look forward to building on our strengths in the coming months. The 213 members of the Class of 2017 who arrived in August are the strongest class in our history as measured by their undergraduate academic performance. Thank you for continuing to make this a place worthy of our students and faculty, and for maintaining the enduring legacies of John Marshall and George Wythe. Sincerely,

Davison M. Douglas, Dean John E. Donaldson ’63, Chair Arthur B. Hanson Professor of Law Law School Annual Fund Professor of Law, Emeritus

1 Highlights Spring & Fall 2014 Faculty professor of law (with tenure) and Patricia E. Roberts ’92, from clinical associate professor to clinical professor. Professor Susan Grover, a University Professor for The board also approved a resolution to extend the Teaching Excellence, was named William & Mary’s vice contract of William & Mary President Taylor Reveley provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs. Virginia Lawyers through June 2017. He served as the Law School’s dean Media recognized her in March 2014 in its Class of 2014 from 1998 to 2008. Influential Women of Virginia. Professor Darian M. Ibrahim joined our faculty from the The Board of Visitors approved the following promotions: University of Wisconsin Law School. His teaching and Professor Vivian E. Hamilton, from associate professor to research interests encompass corporate and securities law and their application to entrepreneurial activity. He received his J.D., magna cum laude, from Cornell, where he was articles editor of the Cornell Law Review and inducted into Order of the Coif. He holds a B.S. in chemical engineering from Clemson University. Following law school, he practiced law at Troutman Sanders in Atlanta and clerked for Chief Justice Norman S. Fletcher of the Georgia Supreme Court. Professor Sarah R. Wasserman Rajec came to Marshall- Wythe from Stanford, where she was a lecturer in law and teaching fellow in the Law, Science & Technology Program. Her areas of expertise include patent law, intellectual property, and trade law. Rajec earned an undergraduate physics degree, with honors, at Brown, and a J.D., cum laude, at the University of Michigan. She began her career in the Boston office of Fish & Richardson. She later clerked for Judge Donald C. Pogue of the U.S. Court of International Trade and for Judge Alan D. Lourie of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

From left, Lisa A. Bertini ’87, Courtney C. Nowell ’96, and Dee Cohen Katz ’93 were among alumnae participants in September’s Lawyers as Leaders conference.

2 Honors The William & Mary Property Rights Project honored Michael M. Berger of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips with The Law School Association recognized two alumni at the 2014 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Prize. Berger graduation for their outstanding commitment to public is the first practicing lawyer to receive the prize and is service. Latoya C. Asia ’09, human resources manager considered by his peers to be among the best takings at NewMarket Service Corporation, received the lawyers in the nation. Taylor Reveley Award, which recognizes outstanding commitment to public service by an alumnus or alumna Awards conferred by the Law School at graduation who graduated in the previous 10 years. Since her included the John Marshall Award, to Chris Creech, graduation, Asia has traveled to Niger to volunteer associate registrar; the I’Anson Award, to Kevin S. and also has served as co-director of the Virginia State Elliker ‘14; and the George Wythe Award, to Sean J. Bar’s Oliver Hill/Samuel Tucker Pre-Law Institute and Radomski ‘14. as a member of the Board of Directors of the Excel to The following received named professorships: Evan J. Excellence Foundation. William E. Hoffmann, Jr. ’67, Criddle, the Tazewell Taylor Research Professor of Law; J.D. ’77 received the Citizen-Lawyer Award, the Nathan B. Oman, the Robert E. ’68 and Elizabeth Scott Dean Douglas, at left, and 2014 Citizen-Lawyer Award recipient William association’s highest honor in recognition of his lifetime Research Professor of Law; Timothy Zick, the Mills E. E. Hoffmann, Jr. ’67, J.D. ’77 commitment to citizenship and leadership. Hoffmann Godwin, Jr., Professor of Law. pursued pro bono work during a distinguished career Professors James G. Dwyer, Michael S. Green, and that included nearly 30 years practicing law at King & Tara Leigh Grove were among 20 William & Mary faculty Spalding in Atlanta. From 2008 to 2012, he served as who received Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence the firm-wide pro bono partner. Since his retirement in in recognition of exemplary achievements in teaching, 2012 from the firm, he has served as senior counsel research, and service. to the Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network, as general counsel for the Southern Center for Human Professor Richard Epstein, the Laurence A. Tisch Rights, and as chairman of the Board of the Institute for Professor at New York University Law School, received Parliamentary Support in Africa. The association also the 2014 Marshall-Wythe Medallion, the highest honor presented its Thurgood Marshall Award at graduation conferred by the faculty. He was previously honored by to James Booth ’14. the William & Mary Property Rights Project with the 2005 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Prize. Professors Nancy Combs, Vivian E. Hamilton, and Alan J. Meese were named Cabell Research Professors Professor Allison Orr Larsen was recognized as an for the 2014–15 academic year. The professorships early career Rising Star among the 12 recipients of the were made possible by an endowment from The Cabell Commonwealth’s highest honor for faculty in 2014. The Foundation, established by Robert G. Cabell III and State Council of Higher Education for Virginia confers the Dean Douglas and 2014 Reveley Award recipient Latoya C. Asia ’09 Maude Morgan Cabell of Richmond, and gifts from honor to recognize excellence in teaching, research, and other donors. service. Larsen is a 1999 magna cum laude graduate of the College. The Class of 2014 honored Professor Jeffrey Bellin with the Walter L. Williams, Jr., Memorial Teaching Award, a recognition given by each graduating class to a professor for outstanding teaching.

3 Professor Helena S. Mock ’00 was honored with the 2014–15 St. George Tucker Adjunct Professorship Award in recognition of her outstanding commitment to her students and service to the Law School.

Alumni Approximately 8,100 W&M law graduates live and work in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 47 other countries. Jacqueline Denning ’76, a partner at Arnold & Porter until her retirement, was inducted as an honorary member of the Order of the Coif during the Class of 2014’s Award Ceremony. The Coif chapter inducted its first members in 1981. Alumni chosen as honorary members graduated before 1981. Kristen Poole ’16 was recognized as a 2014 TowneBank Anderson Scholar. Recipients receive $5,000 scholarships created in memory of Alvin P. Anderson ’70, J.D. ’72.

Giving Gifts to the Annual Fund totaled $2,303,576 by June 30, 2014 (compared to $2,073,222 in FY ’13). This was the largest amount in our history. Total giving (including the Alumni gathered in February for the first African-American Law Alumni Celebration, an event that brought together nearly 70 graduates from 31 classes. Annual Fund, endowment, building fund, and gifts-in-kind) came to $4,509,870 — also a record-setting amount. For more on fundraising results, see page 7. Reunion classes made generous gifts and multi-year made a pledge to their graduation gift. In so doing, the pledges totaling $3,408,648, a new record. For more class broke the participation record of 88 percent held about reunion giving and the Class of 1974’s claiming of by the Class of 2001 and also claimed Dean Douglas’s the inaugural Red-Hot Reveley Award, see page 10. trademark mustache. For more, see page 11. Records are meant to be broken, and that’s exactly what the 3Ls did this year as 90 percent of the class

4 Admissions Journals The 213 members of the Class of 2017 who arrived in In the most recent rankings, our journals fared August were chosen from a pool of 4,418 applicants. exceptionally well. The William & Mary Law Review is the These new students had a median LSAT of 163 (the 88th 21st most-cited general interest law review in the country. percentile) and a median undergraduate G.P.A. of 3.79, The William & Bill of Rights Journal is the second most- the highest of an entering class in our history. cited specialty law review in the field of civil rights, and the fourth most-cited specialty law review in the field of Thirty-six students joined us as 2015 LL.M. degree constitutional law. The William & Mary Environmental Law candidates. They hail from Belarus, China, India, Korea, and Policy Review is the most-cited specialty law review in Taiwan, Venezuela, and the United Kingdom. The Law the field of energy law, and the ninth most-cited specialty School also welcomed five transfer students and six visiting students (including four exchange students from China, France, New Zealand, and Poland for the fall semester only). Ninety-one percent of the student body received financial aid in the form of scholarships or fellowships for the 2014–15 academic year; the total value of this aid was approximately $9.6 million.

Rankings In the most recent survey, the Law School climbed nine spots to 24th, tied at that spot with the University of Washington. This is the highest rank ever given the country’s oldest law school by U.S. News & World Report, which began publishing an annual ranking of law schools in 1987. The Law School’s previous best ranking was 27th in 2005, 2006, and 2011.

Timothy M. Broas ’79 began his duties as ambassador to the Netherlands following his confirmation by the Senate in March. He practiced law in the Washington, D.C., office of Winston & Strawn.

5 law review in the field of environmental law. TheWilliam & Mary Journal of Women and the Law is the eighth most- cited specialty law review in the fields of gender studies, women, and sexuality. Our newest law review, the William & Mary Business Law Review, is the 14th most-cited law review in the field of corporations and associations, and the 30th most-cited student-edited law review in the field of commercial law. In addition, of the 27 student-edited law reviews established since 2010, our Business Law Review is the third most-cited journal by other law reviews, trailing only the Harvard National Security Journal and the UC Irvine Law Review.

Public Service Thirteen alumni received 2014 awards from the Law School’s Loan Repayment Assistance Program. The program has provided forgivable loans totaling $350,750 to 59 graduates since 2005. Sixty-two members of the Class of 2014 were recognized U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, at right, and the Honorable Richard Goldstone of South Africa discuss the challenges of interpreting as William & Mary Community Servants. The recognition constitutions, old and new, during an April panel at the Law School. is given to members of the graduating class who have contributed at least 35 hours of pro bono legal or James W. McGlothlin ’62, J.D. ’64, volunteer service to the local community. LL.D. ’00 and Frances McGlothlin welcome leaders in law and business The Law School awarded $335,275 — the most ever in our to the McGlothlin Leadership Forum history — to 109 rising 2Ls and 3Ls for 2014 Summer Public each fall. The 2014 Fellows included James J. Sandman, president of Legal Service Fellowships. Support for the program comes Services Corporation; George W. Tamke, from the student body’s Public Service Fund, alumni, the independent lead director, Hertz Global Holdings, Inc.; and Strauss Zelnick, College and the Law School, the Virginia Law Foundation, founder of ZelnickMedia. the Christopher Wren Association, endowments, and law firms and corporations that interview on campus. Students assisted 98 organizations in 16 states, D.C., Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Cote d’Ivoire, Indonesia, Iraq, Italy, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Morocco, the Netherlands, South Africa, and Spain.

6 Annual Giving 2005–2014

2.4m $2,303,576 2.3m

2.2m

2.1m $2,073,222 2m $1,907,660 1.9m

1.8m

1.7m

1.6m $1,553,017 1.5m

1.4m $1,382,052 $1,350,748 $1,364,278 $1,366,587

1.3m $1,268,234 $1,201,253 1.2m

$ in millions 1.1m

1m

900

$ in thousands 800 ’05 ’06 ’07 ’08 ’09 ’10 ‘11 ’12 ’13 ’14

Fundraising Totals Endowments Growth COMPARISONS OF FY ’11, FY ’12, FY ’13 AND FY ‘14 FY ’09 THROUGH FY ‘14

FY ’11 FY ’12 FY ’13 FY ’14 FY ’09 $31.9 million FY ’12 $40.9 million Annual Fund $1,553,017 $1,907,660 $2,073,222 $2,303,576 FY ’10 $36.0 million FY ’13 $45.7 million Gifts-in-Kind 281,173 241,679 283,819 14,828 FY ’11 $41.7 million FY ’14 $52.8 million Endowment Gifts 1,234,806 513,065 1,123,195 1,619,110 Capital (building) 271,071 142,996 101,050 572,356 Total Giving $3,340,067 $2,805,400 $3,581,286 $4,509,870

Total number of alumni donors for FY ’13 was 1,799, total for FY ’14 was 1,891.

77 Alumni Weekend 2014

On April 11–12, alumni and their families reconnected with the Law School during a wonderful reunion weekend in Williamsburg. More than 475 people participated in a wide range of events, including the Dean’s Reception, golf and tennis, a brunch in the Wren Building kitchen, walking tours of Colonial Williamsburg, a family picnic at the Law School, and just reacquainting themselves with the area during a mild and sunny weekend. On Saturday night, the fun moved over to Kingsmill Resort, where graduates from nine classes and guests gathered for the reunion dinner party. Adding to the excitement was a new prize — the Red-Hot Reveley Award for Outstanding Class Participation. The Class of 1974 claimed the inaugural prize with 44 percent of their class making a commitment.

Save the Date! Alumni Weekend 2015 April 17–18 CLASSES CELEBRATING REUNIONS INCLUDE 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010

8 Reunion Committees 2014

1969 – 45th Reunion Committee 1994 – 20th Reunion 2004 – 10th Reunion Nathaniel Beaman IV Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Kathy Ann Brown Karen L. Atkinson-Loffredo Marcia Stuart Ceplecha Kevin Michael Barnes Joseph John McCarthy Gilbert A. Bartlett Susan Beth Comparato Jennifer Ann Maceda Carol Hill Pickard Thomas G. Martinchek Sarah Belcher O’Keiff Committee Richard Randolph Pickard Paul Patrick Rooney Robert S. Dutro Peter Alan Susser Committee John B. Gaidies Committee James H. Boykin III John D. Sours 1984 – 30th Reunion Marshall B. Barton Jennifer Gorga Capone Jessica Ruth Bernanke Jessica T. Cook Co-Chairs 1974 – 40th Reunion Judith Mary Conti Harmon L. Cooper Michael John Garvin Dawn Q jett Darkes Kevin Michael Duffan Co-Chairs Stephen John Horvath III Jason Robert Davis William G. Lamberth II Douglas Eric Brown Scot Alan Katona Brook A. Edinger A. Tevis Marshall Paul Edward Clifford Brian R. Marron Kathryn Wilson Hambrick Todd H. Muldrew Anita Owings Poston Carla S. Moreland Linda Marie Jackson Nicholas D. Naum Walter B. Stowe, Jr. Philip Lee Russo, Jr. Fred Barry Jacob Committee Committee Christine Mary Johnson 2009 – 5th Reunion Richard Brown Ellen M. Callinan Charlene Chialin Kuo Co-Chairs William Joseph Carter Elizabeth Chapman Carver J. Manly Parks Sarah Bellinger Beebe Edward Lacey Chambers Michael Lowell Heikes Jennifer Gwynne Case Lawrence Denison Diehl Richard Hugh Howard-Smith 1999 – 15th Reunion Shannon Eileen Daily Edward L. Flippen Barbara E. Johnson Co-Chairs Brian Edward Maxted Jerry K. Jebo Marsha Dula Matthews Douglas Dziak Steven Edward McGregor Mark Joseph Schulte Committee Francine Friedman Grabowski Terri Bailey McKenzie Valerie Loftin Shevlin Latoya Chantal Asia Alicia Lewis Cabell Christian Mercer Gretchen Marie Wolfinger Philip Gray Bowditch Courtney Eason Mercer Vivieon Erika Kelley Elisha Seaton Garvey James B. Murray 1989 – 25th Reunion Committee Lauren Ashley Hughes William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. Aaron Samuel Book Leigh Wilson Kennedy Co-Chairs Sue W. Villarosa Robert Ernest Chandler Joelle E. K. Laszlo Anna P. Engh Eunice Kim Chapon James Douglas Marky Jeffrey Alan Lowe 1979 – 35th Reunion Jennifer Vollmer Copas John Johnny O’Kane IV Committee Jeffrey Scott Palmore Co-Chairs Sara W. Dunton Virginia Cook Gerbasi Gurbir S. Grewal Sarah Kathryn Simmons Francis James Baltz Elizabeth Besio Hardin Michael Andrew Hyman Timothy John Slattery Michael Edward Baumann Cheryl Ann Lewis Kathleen M. Kedian William Colonel Smith, Jr. Jocelyn West Brittin W. Neal McBrayer David W. Lannetti Jason Robert Wool Steven M. Mister Mark Daniel Matthews Mark William Pearson Kevin M. O’Neill Marc Andre Taylor Jeff Michael Timmers Karen Elizabeth Wendelken Douglas Mark Young

9 Reunion Giving Celebrating the Support of Our Reunion Classes

Members of the Class of 1974 were on hand at Alumni Weekend’s Reunion Dinner to claim the inaugural Red-Hot Reveley Award for Outstanding Class Participation in a reunion gift, with 44 percent of their class making a commitment by the April celebration. (They achieved 47 percent participation by June 30th.) The award is a portrait of “The King” (looking suspiciously like William & Mary President Taylor Reveley), which is now displayed in the Law School. The Elvis theme hearkens back to an Elvis shrine that occupied a place of honor in the student lounge in the 1980s and 1990s.

Class Total Gifts & Pledges* Participation % 1969 $53,250 37% 1974** $2,278,881 47% 1979** $397,544 37% 1984 $168,519 41% 1989 $151,288 30% 1994 $150,755 37%

1999 $101,597 36% *Totals include gifts made by June 30, 2014, and five-year pledges. 2004 $78,020 31% ** Congratulations to the Classes of 1974 and 1979 for setting new records 2009 $28,794 35% for a 40th and 35th reunion! Totals $3,408,648

10 Class of 2014 Gift

The Class of 2014 took no prisoners in breaking participation goals in their class gift efforts before graduation in May. They even took Dean Douglas’s mustache. When all was said and done, the class’s gift participation rate reached a record high of 90 percent. The previous record was 88 percent participation, held by the Class of 2001. Class Gift co-chairs Alex Snyder-Mackler and Kevin Elliker knew they had their work cut out for them if they were going to get anywhere near the previous record participation. The dean bolstered their efforts by issuing a challenge: if the class hit a 75 percent participation rate, he would shave his iconic mustache of more than two decades. The class easily hit the 75 percent mark, and on April 17, Dean Douglas’s wife, Kathy Urbonya, shaved his mustache before a spirited crowd of students in the lobby. In remarks at graduation, Elliker attributed much of this tremendous success to the efforts of 22 dedicated co- Alex Snyder-Mackler, at left, chairs who, he said with a smile, “persuaded, convinced, and Kevin Elliker announced cajoled, bribed and otherwise threatened their friends the class’s record participation rate at graduation. and classmates to participate.”

Class of 2014 3L Class Gift Co-Chairs Yvonne Baker Kayla McCann Kristin Bergman Jeanne Noonan Beau Blumberg Beth Petty Keith Buzby Adam Prestidge Jenny Eaton Sean Radomski Kevin Elliker Cassandra Roeder Joe Figueroa Jackie Sandler Marko Hannanel Eileen Setien Liz Herron Alex Snyder-Mackler Andrew King Paul Wolfgramm Alex Lurie Peter Yagel

11 Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic The Law School Adopts Innovative, Student-led Approach to Appellate Education

Each week one student is tasked with finding and presenting at least three appealable cases for the clinic to consider. After a class discussion, students vote on whether or not to pursue a case. If the “ayes” have it, Breckenridge will reach out to the trial lawyer to see if he or she is willing to turn over the case. “Almost all of our clients are people who were not going to have an appeal at all or were going to have an appeal that was not as winnable because their trial lawyers, often public defenders, are buried under a mountain of other cases,” said Breckenridge. “When we tell the client that we’ve got students who are eager to jump into the case and research every nook and cranny that could possibly be brought, they’re excited.” Since cases rarely wind their way through the federal court system in sync with the school calendar, students also inherit cases from previous semesters. They work in pairs to prepare briefs for new cases, while building oral arguments from their predecessors’ work. The Appellate Clinic focuses mainly on First and Fourth Amendment cases because they offer the greatest The 2014–2015 Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic, from left, Daniel C. Yates ’15, Aaron J. Gold ’15, Colleen Smith ’15, Brian J. Focarino ’15, Melissa opportunity to shape developing areas of law. With Jensen ’15, Managing Attorney Tillman J. Breckenridge, Meaghan W. Griffith ’15, Claire M. Wheeler ’15, and Christopher Kaltsas ’15. complicated, messy issues up for debate, trial lawyers are Learning to craft effective briefs and oral arguments is a While the vast majority of appellate clinics rely on their also more willing to turn these cases over to the students. staple of any legal education. But students in the William home circuit courts to pass along cases, William & Mary Last year, for example, Elizabeth Turner ’14 successfully & Mary Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic aren’t students scour district court dockets across the country argued a First Amendment religious freedom case just developing practical skills, they’re also developing to build a caseload that is unique in its diversity and against the solicitor general of Virginia in the Fourth emerging areas of the law. substantive nature. Circuit. Turner is currently clerking for Judge Henry E. Under the guidance of Tillman J. Breckenridge, leader of “One of the problems with the traditional appellate clinic Hudson of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District Reed Smith’s Virginia and Washington, D.C., Appellate model is that with the increasing number of participating of Virginia. Groups, third-year law students explore appellate schools, there aren’t as many cases to go around, and “The Virginia Department of Corrections had a policy litigation firsthand during two semester-long courses. they tend to be all one type,” said Breckenridge, who that required a prisoner who wished to participate in With a combination of lectures, brief writing workshops, founded the clinic in 2012. “I wanted a certain breadth of Ramadan to show a physical object to prove that he and oral argument training, the clinic prepares a group subject matter for the students, and I wanted cases that was Muslim. When our client could not in fact produce of eight students to argue cases before federal courts of were meaningful for both the litigants involved and the a physical object, he was denied the opportunity to appeal nationwide. development of the law.”

12 participate in Ramadan,” she said. “We thought, as did next week I turned in another assignment with another Ultimately, Breckenridge hopes that, by the end of the Fourth Circuit, that it was a violation of his civil rights.” note saying, ‘Would it help if I told you I won?’” said the Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic, his students Breckenridge. “Sure enough, I got a case.” will have acquired a solid sense of professionalism, William & Mary clinic students also argued and won a strong brief writing skills, and a sense of pride in all Fourth Amendment case in the Third Circuit. Overturning The clinic also provides valuable benefits to associates they’ve accomplished. a summary judgment, the court held that the continued at Breckenridge’s firm, Reed Smith. They have the detention of three suspected illegal immigrants by U.S. opportunity to try on the role of junior partner as “I want these students to come away with the satisfaction Immigration and Customs Enforcement for hours after they help manage cases’ progress. Associates gain of knowing that they did something that changed their citizenship had already been confirmed violated experience supervising briefs and providing general someone’s life,” he said. “They’re not just impacting a their civil rights. guidance, while students get to expand their professional particular client; they’re changing the law for the better networks and learn to navigate different team dynamics. and making it clearer for everyone.” “Some people think that a clinic is an opportunity to go practice without real consequences, but that’s not true,” said Skyler Peacock ’14, a former clinic student who will begin his law practice in the Alexandria, Va., office of LeClairRyan. “These are real clients and real people whose cases were often disposed of on summary judgment or motion to dismiss, so oftentimes students are fighting to get someone his or her day in court. It’s something I was very proud to be a part of because I believe that’s what justice is all about.” Breckenridge believes the practical experience of arguing, and often winning, a case before graduation will prove to be invaluable to his students as they embark on their careers. “One of the reasons I wanted to do this clinic was that I had such a great experience during law school. I got to argue a case in the Fourth Circuit, and the experience was actually seminal in launching my career as an appellate lawyer,” he said. As a first-year associate, Breckenridge convinced a hesitant partner to let him take on more advanced appellate cases with a series of Post-its referencing his clinic experience as a student at the University of Virginia. Managing Attorney Tillman J. Breckenridge “I slapped a note on an assignment saying, ‘Would it help if I told you I’d done this before?’ No response. The

13 International Public Service Internships 2nd Lt. Kaylee Gum ’16 Is First to Work in Iraq

The primary purpose of an internship is to offer students For 12 weeks, Gum worked with two senior legal advisors real-world experience. Few opportunities achieve that in the Iraq Access to Justice Program, part of the United goal as profoundly as Kaylee Gum’s summer 2014 States Agency for International Development’s five-year internship working to enhance the delivery of legal aid to effort to improve access to justice for vulnerable and the Iraqi people. disadvantaged people in that country. “It was a very interesting time to be in Iraq,” Gum says. “I worked on legal aid development within Iraq,” says “As Iraqis look into the next steps for their country, it Gum. “One of my primary projects was to conduct was interesting to hear local opinions and learn how comparative research on legal aid systems in Africa, people perceive the politics, economy, and future of Europe, the Middle East, and the United States. I drafted their country.” a document of best practices for delivery of legal aid in an ethical way.” Growing up in a military family, Gum spent several years of her childhood abroad, living in Germany and Italy. Her recommendations were provided to an Iraqi She enlisted in the Air Force ROTC program and organization whose mission is to assist in the on-going graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2013 with development and sustainability of legal aid in the country. a degree in Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies, then She also developed an assessment tool for legal aid continued directly to law school. clinics to ensure that those best practices are followed. Another part of her responsibilities included teaching “William & Mary had great credentials and I knew I’d be the legal aid clinic staff how to write grants to fund happy here,” says Gum, who is a second lieutenant and their programs. reservist on an Air Force JAG educational delay. “I liked that the school offered lots of international law classes “I learned a lot about legal aid in general,” says Gum. and that there is a lot to do outside the classroom to “It was interesting to see both sides of the process. enjoy a well-rounded experience. Everything I heard was I had the opportunity to see how vulnerable groups positive and it has all proven to be true.” can receive legal assistance and I got to see the inside working of the clinic. It was a perspective I wouldn’t get Last spring, when Professor Christie Warren, director of in the United States.” the Program in Comparative Legal Studies and Post- Conflict Peacebuilding, posted a selection of international Gum’s supervisors were thrilled with her accomplishments. internships, Gum applied to go Iraq, the only Middle “Kaylee is thoughtful and analytical, and provided Eastern country on the list. valuable input and feedback,” says Wilson Myers, deputy “Almost 100 students have participated in international director of the Iraq Access to Justice Program. “In internships since the program began in 2002, but this meetings with civil society, government, and international is the first time anyone has gone to Iraq,” says Warren. partners, Kaylee demonstrated professionalism and “Kaylee’s experience was definitely unique, and she was preparation and an impressive ability to communicate the perfect match for the opportunity.” with stakeholders in both Arabic and English.”

14 The unrest that took place all summer in Iraq made “I never really feared for my personal safety and I never Gum’s internship particularly challenging. She spent felt threatened,” says Gum of her summer experience. “I the first half of the summer living in Baghdad. During am very grateful for the opportunity and the contributions the second half, she was moved to Erbil, a city in Iraq’s that made this experience possible.” northern Kurdish region. Baghdad was no longer safe, Gum’s internship was supported by a gift from Lois and concern mounted when Mosul and surrounding cities Critchfield, a donor who shares Gum’s interest in the in the north fell to ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria). Middle East. After careful assessment of the developing situation, and in consultation with her supervisors at the Law School and “I’ve been involved with the College for more than 10 in Iraq, Gum made the decision to stay in the country to years, trying to help students focused on Middle East complete her internship. studies,” says Critchfield. “My long-time interest in the region goes back before Saddam Hussein. I had a career “She handled herself impeccably in a very challenging in the CIA, stationed in Jordan, and I made many visits to environment,” says Warren. “Her experience is one of the embassy in Iraq. Iraq is a wonderful country, and I’m the best examples of why the Comparative Legal Studies thrilled to be able to help students, like Kaylee, who are and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding Program is so important interested in helping the Middle East.” and useful for the Law School. She benefited and the Gum ’16 in a photo taken en route to northern Iraq. project benefited.” Next summer, Gum will complete a required internship with the Air Force JAG Corps. After graduation, she will serve four years with the Air Force. “I’d like to go back to the Middle East,” she says. “Ultimately, I want to work in international law.” Read more about it: Kaylee Gum and other W&M law students who worked at projects around the globe in summer 2014 blogged about their experiences at law.wm.edu/voicesfromthefield.

Gum ’16 relocated from Baghdad to Erbil, in northern Iraq, for the latter part of her internship due to security concerns in the capital. The walls of the Erbil Citadel can be seen above the city market. UNESCO designated the Citadel as a World Heritage Site earlier this year.

15 Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic Students Get Vital Skills Training While Serving Veterans

With hundreds of disability claims under their belts, the faculty and staff of the Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic at the Law School know they are having a pronounced effect on veterans in need of assistance. And then there’s the effect on law students’ lives — through expert skills training. “The professional growth and commitment to service we see in our students is inspiring,” says Patricia E. Roberts ’92, director of the Puller Clinic and clinical professor of law. “The skills they learn have a huge impact on their future success as citizen lawyers.” Roberts, who as director of clinical programs oversees all nine of the Law School’s clinics, feels that the Puller Clinic is uniquely situated to provide veterans with disability claims services while providing students with hands-on experience working with real clients. Aaron Petters ’16, at right, reviews a claim with client Gene Todd, U.S. Navy-Ret. Photo courtesy of WHRO Public Media. The clinic is, for example, the first legal clinic in the country to address veterans’ needs holistically, combining Highlights: Psychological Services and Development at Virginia legal and psychological assistance in representation Commonwealth University, George Mason, and Radford. of veterans in benefits claims. In a region with a large • Founded in 2008 by Stacey-Rae Simcox ’99 and Mark population of veterans, students handle the most complex Matthews ’99, former JAG attorneys, and financially • Provides roughly half a million dollars in annual pro and time-consuming claims, some of which are referred supported by the classmates of Lewis B. Puller, Jr. ’74, bono legal services. by Veterans Service Organizations, Department of and the Class of 1984, as well as other law alumni • Encourages best practices through the Puller Veterans Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals, and congressional offices. donors, foundations, corporations, and friends. Clinic Consortium and encourages additional law Alumnus Jeff Bozman ’12, for instance, learned how to • Provides advice and counsel, often at homeless schools and firms to startpro bono initiatives in support manage a case through every stage of the process when shelters, to veterans. of veterans. he was a student. • Obtains diagnoses of veterans with mental health • Since 2008, has procured an increase in disability “I learned how to structure a research plan to gather conditions not previously identified. rating for 65% of clients, with an average disability information about a client’s medical and service history, rating increase of nearly 30%. • Corrects diagnoses for veterans with incorrect prior VA how to build legal arguments to persuade both initial or Department of Defense diagnoses. • Recovered earned and owed back compensation decision makers and appellate reviewers, and how to benefits for clients of $750,000, with a present value of negotiate with government representatives,” says Bozman, • Trains clinical psychology students to work with disability benefits expected over their lifetimes of more an associate at Covington & Burling LLP and a former veterans through a partnership with several than $12 million. U.S. Marine Corps officer. “Most importantly, I learned graduate psychology clinics, including the Center for how to develop client relationships built on trust and shared commitment.” 16 According to Roberts, students also learn how to manage support from the supervising attorneys who provide us “I have applied administrative law research skills to clients and their expectations, deal with bureaucracy, critical assistance and feedback.” support many other clients — both pro bono and paying — work with complex administrative regulations, and who rely on our firm to master the intricacies of complex Students typically average 8-10 hours per week during navigate ethical issues. statutes and regulations,” Bozman says. either their 2L or 3L year; and with 19 students currently “Because they’re pursuing disability compensation claims, enrolled in the clinic, the hours — and effectiveness of As they develop invaluable skill sets, students also get job our students can also practice administrative law at their outreach — add up quickly. satisfaction through their clients. the regional office level, and at the Board of Veterans Roberts says that many students volunteer for similar work “Already in the short time I’ve been a part of the Puller Appeals,” she says. “So they interview veterans, request after they graduate, and some have gone on to jobs with Clinic, three veterans have explained how much it means information from the VA and from private healthcare the Board of Veterans Appeals or the Court of Appeals to them to have someone on their side,” Burke says. “This providers, and often work with medical professionals for Veterans Claims. Strubel, who has already served as is especially meaningful to me because I am a veteran: outside the VA to procure an evaluation or a diagnosis team leader at a Joint Agency Anti-Terrorism Task Force helping other vets helps me get back a pride of service to help understand a veteran’s injury or disability. With and as a senior instructor at the National Search and I haven’t felt since I left the Navy.” the recent addition of Professor Aniela Szymanski as staff Rescue School, will serve as a Coast Guard JAG officer attorney, we anticipate broadening our scope to include Watch “Battling for Veterans’ Benefits,” a new video upon graduation. cases at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, about the clinic produced by WHRO Public Media, at offering additional skill-building opportunities in written Others, like Bozman, work at traditional law firms, but put law.wm.edu/veterans. and oral advocacy for our students.” their knowledge of military and veterans law to good use each day. Third-year law student William Burke finds the unpredictability of clinical work stimulating. He notes that whereas law classes tend to rely on pre-packaged hypothetical fact patterns that allow students to spot a closed set of issues, facts in a clinical setting are less clear, and the potential set of issues is limitless. “Working in this more realistic environment has allowed me to develop my ability to separate the relevant from the irrelevant, narrow my focus to the most important issues, and gather facts effectively and efficiently,” Burke says. “Closely related to the last is client interaction. Working with the clients is teaching me to be much more patient and thorough.” Students also gain skills by working directly with experienced members of the law profession. “The clinic provides us the opportunity to communicate with other attorneys,” says Rachel Strubel ’16. “This is done in a setting where students have tremendous Puller Clinic client Victor Hundley, U.S. Air Force-Ret., second from left, confers with Scott Krystiniak ’16, far left, Puller Clinic Director Patricia Roberts ’92, and Clinic Administrator Eric Hughes. Photo courtesy of WHRO Public Media.

17 Making the Case for William & Mary Michael E. Baumann ’79

up in the Washington, D.C., area, I was familiar with of an independent agency. He was also appointed to Williamsburg from family trips. I knew it was a beautiful serve as a member of the Administrative Conference location and a comfortably sized school.” of the United States, an organization formed to identify and recommend solutions to Congress and the President Thirty-five years later, Baumann reflects fondly on his time regarding the causes of inefficiency, delay and unfairness at Marshall-Wythe. “A number of people made a great in administrative proceedings affecting private rights. impression on me during my time at the Law School, including my wife, Theresa, who I met at the Green In 1986, he returned to Kirkland & Ellis and shortly after Leafe Café,” he recalls. “The professors were smart and became a partner. In 1990, he and another partner approachable with a tremendous sense of humor. moved to Los Angeles to open a new office for the firm. I made a great group of friends that I am still in touch Baumann‘s successful cases range from high-level with today. They are the kind of people you knew would government security clearance litigation to a $57 million be successful and they were.” jury trial verdict. Over the years, he has remained involved with his alma In 2009, he received a California Lawyer of the Year mater. He is a member of the Law School Foundation Award in the alternative dispute resolution category. board and has made annual donations to the Law School “I owe a lot to the school and I want He has also been recognized for many years as one of for more than a decade. He says it was an easy decision Southern California’s “Super Lawyers.” to give back to a school that’s given me to direct his charitable contributions to William & Mary. so much.” One of his proudest career achievements was a 2010 pro “I owe a lot to the school and I want to give back to a bono case involving a man on death row in Alabama. school that’s given me so much,” says Baumann, whose “I was a mailman, worked in construction, and I was a “We were brought in as a last resort,” says Baumann. son, James, graduated from the Law School in 2010 and night watchman,” says Baumann. “We didn’t have any “From a professional point of view, it was a challenge to daughter, Genevieve, is a sophomore at the College. lawyers in the family, so I didn’t know enough about it present the case. It was a difficult climate and a tough “I know that the money will be well spent and well used. to have a strong desire to be a lawyer. But I was pretty standard and burden to overcome. We successfully It benefits not just the students who are there now, but good at arguing, so law school became a natural argued that the client did not receive effective counsel it also enhances the reputation of the school, and that progression post college.” and the judge called a new trial. It was rewarding to see helps every graduate.” that the system can function properly and that you can He graduated from Princeton University in 1976 with a When Baumann graduated, he knew he wanted to be contribute to it.” degree in Russian history, a program of study he chose a trial lawyer. Following a one-year clerkship on the after a life-changing trip to Soviet-era Russia in the middle U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, he joined of winter during his junior year. Kirkland & Ellis LLP in Washington, D.C. History played a role his decision to study law at William “The firm trained me to go to trial to handle any case,” & Mary. “Being a history major, I was interested in William he says. “Soon I was traveling around the country working & Mary’s impressive historical background as the oldest on a broad range of cases.” law school in the country,” says Baumann. “Growing Baumann left the firm in 1984 for a two-year period to accept an appointment in the senior executive service of the federal government, serving as chief legal counsel

18 Grateful and Giving Back Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79

with those in need, and I am certain she would approve “I performed many of the functions in the finance and of a scholarship to help law students who need legal end and helped to take the company public,” says assistance. I credit Guadalupe’s guidance and support, Garcia-Tunon, who was named executive vice president, and the fine education I received at William & Mary Law chief financial officer, and secretary in 2003. During his School, as key factors in my success.” tenure as CFO, Wabtec had unprecedented growth, with sales increasing more than threefold and earnings In 1974, Garcia-Tunon graduated from the University of increasing more than sevenfold. As a result, the stock Virginia with a degree in accounting and accepted a price appreciated each year in that period, increasing by position at Arthur Andersen & Co., in Washington, D.C. more than a factor of 10. “After I earned my CPA license, I wanted to go to law “Through two recessions, the Wabtec stock never had school,” he says. “I was interested in tax law and a law a down year-end during my 12 years as CFO. No other degree was the best way to gain experience in that field. company in North America can make that claim,” William & Mary had everything I was looking for . . . a says Garcia-Tunon proudly. He retired from Wabtec in smaller college town with easy access to other cities of December 2013. “I achieved everything I wanted to do interest . . . and a great program at a great school.” and it was time to move over for a new generation.” “It is a privilege to be in a position to Garcia-Tunon worked hard to put himself through law Garcia-Tunon says he is most proud of the high-quality school. After graduation, he accepted a position with give back to such a fine institution,” financial team he helped to build. says Alvaro Garcia-Tunon about his Price Waterhouse & Co., in Richmond. “It is rewarding to look back and know we built a strong “An accounting firm was the best fit for my skill set,” legal alma mater. “I am very pleased to company,” says Garcia-Tunon, who remains involved with he recalls. “I thought I could progress faster in my his former employer as a strategic advisor. “I am certain give others the opportunity to enjoy the career there.” same success I had.” the company’s financial team will help lead it to even After six years, Garcia-Tunon decided to make a change. greater success.” Gratitude. It’s a hallmark of Alvaro Garcia-Tunon’s “I had been doing taxes for a long time and I wanted In his retirement, Garcia-Tunon is also staying connected highly successful, 40-year career and of his continued a new challenge,” says Garcia-Tunon, who joined AMF with other organizations he cares about. In addition to involvement with the Law School. Bowling Centers in 1986 as vice president of acquisitions. joining the Law School Foundation board several years “I started doing mergers and acquisitions and real estate ago, he serves on the boards of directors of two public Last year, Garcia-Tunon endowed a Law School scholarship work. I enjoyed doing something totally different.” companies, Matthews International and MSA Safety. He for students in financial need. He named the scholarship is treasurer of the board of trustees of the Heinz History in honor of a close family friend from Cuba, Guadalupe In 1990, Garcia-Tunon became vice president of business Center and a member of the board of directors of the Campos. Born in Cuba, Garcia-Tunon’s family left the development for Pulse Electronics, an industry leader in Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. He enjoys playing golf and country in 1960 and eventually settled in Bethesda, rail electronics. tennis and traveling in his spare time. Maryland. Guadalupe Campos emigrated to the United Five years later, he joined Wabtec, a global provider States at the same time as Garcia-Tunon’s family. of technology-based products and services for rail and “Guadalupe was a tremendous influence in my life as industrial markets, when Wabtec acquired Pulse. He held I was growing up and I thought this was a good way to several positions in Wabtec’s finance organization where honor her,” says Garcia-Tunon. “She always sympathized he was responsible for areas including legal, treasury, mergers and acquisitions, investor relations and several corporate accounting functions.

19 Loyalty and Perseverance James A. Hixon ’79, M.L.T. ’80

“After law school, I worked for five years at a general to about $26 billion. Another $16 billion has gone back to practice firm in Northern Virginia, but I wasn’t getting the federal government to pay benefits, with the railroad the experience I was looking for,” says Hixon. “I wanted industry saving over $6 billion in payroll taxes. I’m very to use both of my law degrees and do more tax work. pleased with the way it has turned out.” Norfolk Southern gave me that opportunity.” Norfolk Southern’s railway subsidiary operates In 1985, he joined Norfolk Southern as a tax lawyer. approximately 20,000 route miles in 22 states and the During the early years of his tenure, he also served District of Columbia, and serves every major container as vice president of taxation, senior vice president port in the eastern United States. The company operates of employee relations, senior vice president of the most extensive intermodal network in the East administration, and senior vice president, legal and and is a major transporter of coal, automotive, and government affairs. industrial products. “Human resources and labor relations were new and Since October 2005, Hixon has served as executive vice different opportunities for me and I enjoyed the change,” president, law and corporate relations, at the company, says Hixon. “One of my most gratifying achievements, a position in which he is responsible for legal affairs, however, had its origin in the tax department. We federal, state, and community activities, and corporate Jim Hixon can boast that one of his launched an initiative to create the National Railroad governance. Prior to that, he served as executive vice greatest professional accomplishments Retirement Investment Trust (NRRIT) to manage and invest president, finance and public affairs. retirement assets for the nation’s railroad industry. At the involved an Act of Congress. “I’m active within the industry in regulatory and time, this involved some $21 billion in assets collected Loyalty and perseverance are two attributes clearly legislative matters. Most of my work in government through payroll taxes.” illustrated in Jim Hixon’s impressive 30-year resume with relations involves keeping bad legislation and regulations Norfolk Southern Corporation. As part of his legacy with He was an instrumental part of the team that facilitated from happening,” he says. an agreement within the railroad industry, which was one of the nation’s premier transportation companies, he Over the years, Hixon has contributed regularly to William negotiated with labor unions and ultimately resulted in was instrumental in establishing the National Railroad & Mary. He was pleased to have his daughter, Kate, earn the Railroad Retirement and Survivors’ Improvement Act of Retirement Investment Trust. her undergraduate degree in international relations at the 2001 passed by Congress and signed by the president. After growing up as part of a military family in Northern college in 2008. On February 1, 2002, the NRRIT began operations and Virginia, Hixon studied at George Washington University A new generation of Marshall-Wythe graduates is now was authorized to invest the assets of the Railroad in Washington, D.C., then Virginia Tech, where he earned among his colleagues at Norfolk Southern. “We have had Retirement Account in a diversified investment portfolio an undergraduate degree in business finance in 1976. He a lot of success in recruiting bright, young attorneys from similar to private sector retirement plans. Prior to the chose to attend William & Mary for his legal education, William & Mary,” says Hixon. “I find them well prepared Act, investment of assets had been limited to U.S. and received his J.D. in 1979 and master of laws in to work in all areas. William & Mary does a great job of government securities. taxation in 1980. getting graduates ready to contribute from day one.” “One reason for creating the trust was to reduce payroll taxes paid by the industry and that goal is being achieved,” says Hixon, who is one of seven board members of the trust. “Assets have grown from $21 billion

20 Judging the Right Path Judge Susan D. Wigenton ’87

“I chose Marshall-Wythe because of its small size She got the job and left Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla to and phenomenal reputation,” she says. She was also open her own firm. “I never had any interest or desire impressed with the personal interview she had with to be a judge. It wasn’t on my radar screen in any way, Associate Dean for Law Admission Faye Shealy. “She met shape or form. Yet, it seemed like the perfect fit.” with every applicant to really assess each candidate’s In May 2000, she closed her firm and took a full-time character. I was not just the score on a piece of paper. magistrate judge position in Newark, N.J. “It was very That’s probably why so many William & Mary grads much a potpourri of mostly civil and some criminal cases. are successful because the school looks for people with I handled non-dispositive cases for everything from leadership qualities.” patent work and civil rights to terrorist arms sales,” Over the years, William & Mary has maintained a special says Wigenton. place in Wigenton’s heart. In January 2006, President George W. Bush nominated “My happiest times at William & Mary were gathering her to serve on the federal district court. Her docket after class in the lobby to recap the day before everyone consists of civil matters, ranging from bankruptcy appeals went their separate ways,” she says. “I was just at the to patent infringement litigation, and criminal matters, school in February and the lobby still feels so familiar and primarily involving weapons and drug charges. Susan Wigenton could not have foreseen so warm as if my time there was just yesterday.” the course her career would take but she “My responsibilities have magnified in terms of variety Wigenton continues, “Your history shapes who you and juggling,” she says. “I am now responsible for the wouldn’t change a thing, including her become and who you are. My time at William & Mary movement and actual end game of a case.” was very impactful and I have a special affinity with the time at William & Mary. So, what’s her verdict on her life as a judge? school that can never be eliminated — ever.” “What are you going to do?” The casual question posed “Law is massageable, not cut and dry,” says Wigenton. by Susan Wigenton’s father on a car ride to drop her In 1987, she graduated from the Law School and returned “The facts really do matter. A good judge has the ability brothers off at college set the path for her future career. home to New Jersey for a one-year clerkship with to listen, be open and fair, and truly hear each side and Superior Court Judge Lawrence Lawson. “I was in 10th grade and, like most kids, I had no idea perspective and apply that to the law. Because we are what I wanted to do,” says Wigenton. “‘Why don’t you “After I passed the bar, I was offered a job with the human, there also needs to be a human touch. I feel very become a lawyer?’ my father suggested . . . and the seed Middletown, N.J., law firm of Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, fortunate that I fell into this career. I never knew this was was planted.” P.C.,” says Wigenton. She became a partner there in something I wanted to do.” 1996. She also served as a public defender in Asbury At the time, Wigenton didn’t know any lawyers, but two Park, N.J. years later she entered Norfolk State University with the goal of continuing to law school. She graduated Then, in 1997, a request to join a panel to hire a part- from college in 1984 with a political science degree and time United States magistrate judge in Monmouth County moved down the road to Williamsburg to enroll at opened a new chapter in her career. William & Mary. “When I read the judge’s job description, it really interested me and I asked if I could apply for the job rather than serve on the hiring panel,” says Wigenton.

21 Lifetime Giving Societies

The Law School wishes to recognize its benefactors whose cumulative giving over the years has been at the level of $25,000 and above. Members of these gift clubs have shown extraordinary support of this institution. Please note that pledges and deferred gifts are not included when identifying the members of these groups.

The 1779 Society – Cumulative Gifts of $1,000,000 or More

Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Gladys & Franklin Clark Foundation Lee Memorial Trust Fund Cabell Foundation Timothy P. Dunn and Ellen Renee Stofan The McGlothlin Family R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. ’50* Henry C. Wolf ’66 and Dixie Davis Wolf

James Monroe Society – Cumulative Gifts of $500,000 to $999,999

Extron Electronics Infocom The United Company James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 National Court Reporters Foundation Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson

The Virginia Mister Walker ’35, B.C.L. ’37 Society – Cumulative Gifts of $250,000 to $499,999

Mrs. R. William Arthur Randy S. Hawthorne ’70, MLT ’71 and Norfolk Southern Corporation Nicholas James St. George ’65 Beazley Foundation, Inc. Shelby M. Hawthorne James D. Penny ’83 and Pamela Jordan Penny Joseph T. Waldo ’78 Laurie Bellinger and Richard P. Bellinger Dan H. Hinz, Jr. James W. Perkins Memorial Trust William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. William B. Harman, Jr. ’56 The Ma-Ran Foundation Ringtail Solutions Henry V. Nickel

Marshall-Wythe Society – Cumulative Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999

Alan T. Ackerman and Sharyl L. Ackerman A. Robert Doll ’51* and Landmark Communications Foundation David L. Short ’64 Betsy C. Anderson Mary Stanton Willis Doll* Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 Robert L. Simpson ’40* and Alice M. Simpson Arnold Reception Desks, Inc. Jessie Ball duPont Fund Shepard W. McKenney ’64 Stenograph Corporation Jettie Baker Robert C. Elliott II ’69* Media General, Inc. Job Taylor III ’71 Michael Edward Baumann ’79 EXECUTONE Information Systems, Inc. Zella L. Mervis Valley City Edward Robert Blumberg ’75 and Benjamin J. Fiscella* National Center for State Courts William Warner Van Alstyne Iliana Blumberg Robert J. Fiscella Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 Virginia Law Foundation Robert Friend Boyd ’52 and Sara Miller Boyd Edward L. Flippen ’74 and Pearcy L. Flippen The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Mark Richard Walker ’83 and Douglas Eric Brown ’74 William Andrew Galanko ’83 J. Mathews Pope ’78 Perrin Marie Walker Rick L. Burdick ’76 and Sharon Foster Burdick Elizabeth Besio Hardin ’89 Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation Martin D. Walsh ’73 Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 and Gregory A. Presnell Stephen Patrick Carney ’80 Christopher J. Honenberger ’77 President W. Taylor Reveley III and Nat R. Coleman, Jr.* Hunton & Williams, LLP Helen Bond Reveley CourtLink W. M. Keck Foundation Neal John Robinson ’92 and Crestron Electronics, Inc. Denise Williams Koch and Andrew Koch Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 Derrick Family Foundation Laura Everitt Kostel John A. Scanelli ’72 and John G. Kruchko ’75 Brenda Renshaw Scanelli

* Deceased 22 Thomas Jefferson Society – Cumulative Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999

Evan E. Adair ’75 Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 Paul and Becca Marcus Robert E. Scott ’68 and Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’82 and Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Bi-Amp Systems Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 R. Bruce McNew ’79 Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 David Boies ’91 Janet Else Goebel* Gerrish H. Milliken Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Howard W. Smith Michael R. Borasky ’75 Robert I. Harwood ’71 Roger Milliken Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Dennis C. Hensley ’70 J. Thomas Morina ’83 James K. Stewart ’69* Richard Brown ’74 Richard K. Herrmann James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 Ray C. Stoner ’71 C. Lacey Compton, Jr. ’65 Leslie A. Hoffmann ’74 National Regulatory Conference President Emeritus and Curtis M. Coward ’74 Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 National Verbatim Reporters Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 and Stephen John Horvath III ’84 NEC Foundation of America Tandberg Corp. Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 John Brad O’Grady ’85 United States District Court for the Deer Creek Foundation Robert R. Kinser ’78 Donald Gary Owens ’71 Eastern District of Virginia Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Donald N. Patten John Carl Valdivielso ’97 Fred B. Devitt, Jr. ’60 Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 Andrew Sanford Paul ’78 Virginia Environmental Endowment Doar Communications, Inc. Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Steven R. Perles ’75 and West Publishing Company Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Claudia Kendrew Perles William & Mary Law Review Anna P. Engh ’89 Wayne M. Lee ’75 Douglas F. Pinter ’77 Susan Starr Williamson ergoGenesis LexisNexis John M. Pollaro ’76 Richard W. Withington, Jr. ’51* Robert Michael Fitzgerald ’75 Mary Baroody Lowe ’91 and Daniel David Portanova ’66 Witt, Mares & Company, PLC Thomas Richard Frantz ’73 MLT ’81 Jeffrey Alan Lowe ’89 Donald Thomas Regan, Jr. and Gretchen Marie Wolfinger ’84 FTI Consulting, Inc. Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 Ruth Ryan Regan Xerox Corporation Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79 Florence Marshall Mallory and Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation J. R. Zepkin ’65 C. King Mallory III Catherine Josephine Rotolo ’08

Woodbridge Associates – Cumulative Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999

ACS Enterprise Solutions Elizabeth Byrd Carder-Thompson ’78 Peter A. and Eileen Alces Georgia Branscom Carter ’82 and Joanne Jones Allen ’92 and E. G. Allen III ’91 Clement Dean Carter ’82 Sally James Andrews ’73 and Robert Harvey Chappell III ’90 William Chapman Andrews III ’73 Christopher Wren Association D. Jarrett Arp ’91 Paul Edward Clifford ’74 AudioScribe Corporation CTI Jayne W. Barnard David M. Dalke ’93 Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Beth Schipper DeSimone ’84 and Sam Tall Beale III ’68, MLT ’86 James Michael DeSimone ’85 Craig Dennis Bell ’86 David D. Dickerson, Sr. ’68 Matthew Bender & Co. Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Stephan James Boardman ’73 John E. Donaldson ’63 Nancy and Luke Boland Dean Davison M. Douglas and James Matheson Boyd ’87 Kathryn R. Urbonya Jeffrey A. Breit Thomas Harry Dundon ’76 Timothy Michael Broas ’79 Brook A. Edinger ’94 Samuel Morton Brock III ’81 Eggleston Smith P.C. The Keith Campbell Foundation Robert W. Emmett III ’78 All five of our journals had women editors-in-chief at the helm in 2013-2014. Front row, from left: Barbara Jean Endres ’91 Yvonne T. Baker ’14 (W&M Environmental Law and Policy Review) and Cassandra B. Roeder ’14 (W&M Law Review); back row, from left, Eileen Setien ’14 (W&M Business Law Review), M. Elizabeth Petty ’14 * Deceased (W&M Bill of Rights Journal), and Lindsay A. Paladino ’14 (W&M Journal of Women and the Law). 23 Equal Justice Works Christopher Rowe Mellott ’80 Anita Owings Poston ’74 and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires John B. Evans ’71 Bonnie and Charles Wickliffe Moorman IV Charles Evans Poston ’74 W. Laird Stabler III ’80 E. Grier Ferguson ’77 Jeffrey Lee Musman ’73 Bolling Raines Powell III Robert C. Stackhouse ’51 Virginia Katherine Fogg ’87 Leila Jacobson Noel ’83 James Spaulding Powell ’85 Walter B. Stowe, Jr. ’74 Dixon Littleberry Foster ’49* Noland Company Foundation Pro Video James McIntyre Sweet ’73 Gregory A. Giordano ’74 Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Marcia F. Rachy ’66* Marguerite Hopkins Taylor ’91 and Melanie Godschall ’85 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 and Patty Purish O’Neill DT Regan Charitable Foundation Marc Andre Taylor ’89 G. Richard Gold ’71 Stephen Lee Owen ’77 William M. and Mary Bobbitt Richardson Charles Kent Trible ’76 George I. Gondelman ’52 Owens Foundation Gretchen Mary Santamour ’84 and Jane Dandridge Tucker ’86 and Earle T. Hale ’70 Owners’ Counsel of America Brian Thomas Ortelere ’86 Philip Lee Russo, Jr. ’84 Terry Eugene Hall ’86 Sharon Elizabeth Pandak ’78 Price Mitchell Shapiro ’92 James Michael Vaseleck ’86* and John E. Hallinan David Parker ’85 Rand E. Shapiro ’72 Henry McCormick Cochran III Jeanne Morrell Harrell ’89 and Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson ’98 Faye F. Shealy The Virginia Bar Association Foundation Kenneth Wayne Harrell ’88 Mark William Pearson ’89 Peter Shebell, Jr. ’54 and Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Shirley V. Pearson Francine H. Shebell Rodney Turner Willett ’90 and Philip J. Hendel ’64 John M. Peterson ’72, MLT ’73 Smart Technologies Lydia R. Pulley Robert A. Hendel ’68 Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and Howard P. Smith ’70 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Elizabeth G. Henry Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 R. R. Smith Charitable Trust Barbara Lorentson Heywood ’81 Richard G. Poinsett ’71 Sony Corporation of America Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 and Michael George Hillinger ’83 Honeywell, Inc. Michael D. Horlick ’73 Robert Stanley Hudgins ’48* Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Laura Dawn Hunt ’95 Integrated Information Systems Brian K. Jackson ’88 Jerry K. Jebo ’74 Robert R. Kaplan ’72 Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam Mary Jo White Kelly ’84 Ellen Dassance Kennedy ’97 and John Benson Kennedy ’97 Robert Milton Kesler ’83 Kathryn Derr Kohler ’82 and William W. Kohler ’82 Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Earl D. Leader Charitable Foundation Lifesize Michael D. Lubeley ’72 Jessica Leigh Lynch ’92 Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 Eric Anton Mazie ’84 Martha McGlothlin ’95 Steven William McGrath ’74 Edward David McGuire ’73 McGuireWoods LLP Mead Data Central, Inc.

* Deceased 24 2013–2014 Donor Recognition Societies

Chancellor’s Circle Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Coca-Cola Company Craig Newmark (Gifts of $25,000 or more) William Andrew Galanko ’83 Susan Beth Comparato ’94 and Leila Jacobson Noel ’83 Honeywell, Inc. Paul Patrick Rooney ’94 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 and Michael Edward Baumann ’79 Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 Patty Purish O’Neill Beazley Foundation, Inc. Robert Milton Kesler ’83 Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Stephen Lee Owen ’77 R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. ’50* Reid D. and Kay King Derrick Family Foundation Mark William Pearson ’89 Equal Justice Works Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Dean Davison M. Douglas and Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79 Wayne M. Lee ’75 Kathryn R. Urbonya Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 Randy S. Hawthorne ’70, MLT ’71 and Mary Baroody Lowe ’91 and Robert S. Dutro ’69 Wendy Nuckols Reed ’92 and Shelby M. Hawthorne Jeffrey Alan Lowe ’89 Edward L. Flippen ’74 Christopher Claar Reed ’92 James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 Paul and Becca Marcus Thomas Richard Frantz ’73, MLT ’81 President W. Taylor Reveley III and Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 McGill University Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 Helen Bond Reveley James W. McGlothlin ’64 and Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’83 and Lee Russell Rimler ’94 Frances Gibson McGlothlin Zella L. Mervis Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 Neal John Robinson ’92 and National Center for State Courts James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 Melanie Godschall ’85 Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 Norfolk Southern Corporation Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 Brian Christophe Goebel ’96 Peter Alan Susser ’79 Gregory A. Presnell John Brad O’Grady ’85 Greater Peninsula Women’s TowneBank Foundation John Carl Valdivielso ’97 The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Bar Association Charles Kent Trible MLT ’76 Virginia Environmental Endowment James D. Penny ’83 and Terry Eugene Hall ’86 Venable LLP William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. Pamela Jordan Penny Elizabeth Besio Hardin ’89 Edwin Stuart Waitzer ’85 Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson Steven R. Perles ’75 Jeanne Morrell Harrell ’89 and Henry C. Wolf ’66 and Dixie Davis Wolf Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation Kenneth Wayne Harrell ’88 Dean’s Council Catherine Josephine Rotolo ’08 Robert I. Harwood ’71 (Gifts of $2,500 or more) George Wythe Society John A. Scanelli ’72 and Michael D. Horlick ’73 Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Michel Yves Horton ’81 (Gifts of $10,000 or more) Alumni who graduated in the previous four Robert E. Scott ’68 and Stephen John Horvath III ’84 and years may join with a gift of $1,000 or more; Alan T. and Sharyl L. Ackerman Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Margaret R. Horvath alumni who graduated in the previous five Joseph Alexander Foundation, Inc. Price Mitchell Shapiro ’92 Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam to seven years may join with a gift of $1,500 Sally James Andrews ’73 and Rand E. Shapiro ’72 Ellen Dassance Kennedy ’97 and or more; and alumni who graduated in the William Chapman Andrews III ’73 Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 John Benson Kennedy ’97 previous eight to nine years may join with a D. Jarrett Arp ’91 Job Taylor III ’71 Kirkland & Ellis LLP gift of $2,000 or more. Edward Robert Blumberg ’75 and Virginia Law Foundation Denise Williams Koch Iliana Blumberg Joseph T. Waldo ’78 Kathryn Derr Kohler ’82 and Evan E. Adair ’75 Luke and Nancy Boland Martin D. Walsh ’73 William W. Kohler ’82 Paul Ashley Ainsworth ’03 James Matheson Boyd ’87 Laura Everitt Kostel Peter A. and Eileen Alces Douglas Eric Brown ’74 and Escha Brown Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 President’s Council Joanne Jones Allen ’92 and Rick L. Burdick ’76 Marc-Olivier Langlois ’96 (Gifts of $5,000 or more) E. G. Allen III ’91 The Keith Campbell Foundation Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 Anne Hampton Andrews ’11 Stephen Patrick Carney ’80 and Tricia Davis Betsy C. Anderson Eric Anton Mazie ’84 Daralyn Gordon Arata ’75 Georgia Branscom Carter ’82 and Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 and McDermott, Will & Emery Carla N. Archie ’95 Clement Dean Carter ’82 Polly S. Bartlett Steven William McGrath ’74 Marcia E. Asquith ’90 Christopher Roger Mack DeLacy ’99 Deborah Ryan Beckmann ’91 McGuireWoods LLP Marshall B. Barton ’94 Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 Craig Dennis Bell MLT ’86 Victor Jay Miller ’93 Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Douglas Dziak ’99 Anne Elizabeth Bomar ’91 Carla S. Moreland ’84 Jessica Ruth Bernanke ’94 Elliott Family Trust Patti and Raymond Bozman J. Thomas Morina ’83 James Jackson Bilsborrow ’08 Elizabeth Byrd Carder-Thompson ’78 Jeffrey Lee Musman ’73 * Deceased 25 Bloomberg L.P. Jonathan Andrew George ’85 Courtney Collins Nowell ’96 Alexander Snyder-Mackler ’14 and Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 Michael George Grable ’97 Eileen A. Olds ’82 Laura Coogan Mackler Michael R. Borasky ’75 Kaitan Prakash Gupta ’14 Sheryl Lynn Orr ’01 Sons & Daughters of the Colonial & Jennie G. Cordis Boswell ’08 and Wendy J. Hahn ’95 and John Elwood Owens ’04 Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565 – 1861 William Leslie Boswell III ’07 Andrew Michael Ollis ’95 Michael Christopher Pacella ’07 Meade A. Spotts ’82 Jennifer Elle Bowen ’10 Kathryn Wilson Hambrick ’94 and Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson ’98 Catherine M. Stanton ’89 James H. Boykin III ’04 Jonathan Holland Hambrick ’94 Donald N. and Marty Patten Marta and James Stewart Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Hampton Roads Bankshares Rosser J. Pettit ’65 Walter B. Stowe, Jr. ’74 Jeffrey Todd Bozman ’12 Anne Stuart Hayes ’93 and Michael Daniel Phillips ’77 Lynne Jean Strobel ’88 Jocelyn West Brittin ’79 Dion William Hayes ’92 Douglas F. Pinter ’77 President Emeritus and Kristen Ruth Brown ’12 Mark S. Hedberg ’90 Richard G. Poinsett ’71 Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Richard Brown ’74 Dennis C. Hensley ’70 John M. Pollaro ’76 Julie Tingwall Thomas ’82 Ryan William Browning ’07 Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 and Thomas Wayne Ports, Jr. ’12 Jane Dandridge Tucker ’86 and Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 Michael George Hillinger ’83 Anita Owings Poston ’74 and Philip Lee Russo, Jr. ’84 Lynda Lee Butler Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 and Charles Evans Poston ’74 Colin William Uckert ’86 Carla Jean Carloni ’86 and Christopher Jay Honenberger ’77 Steven P. and Elizabeth K. Pressler Virginia Coastal Coalition William Michael Cusmano ’86 Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Marc Edward Purintun ’00 Virginia Trial Lawyers Association G. David Carter, Jr. ’06 Laura Dawn Hunt ’95 William M. and Mary Bobbitt Richardson Anne Walsh ’97 and Marcia Stuart Ceplecha ’94 Kathleen Ann Hunter ’79 and Amy Lamoureux Riella ’02 and Adam Werneth Walsh ’97 Robert Harvey Chappell III ’90 Robert Quentin Harris ’79 Michael J. Riella ’02 John William Wesley ’85 Christopher Wren Association Linda Marie Jackson ’94 Mark Lawrence Rodgers ’82 Gregory P. Williams ’82 Stephanie Rever Chu ’92 and Daron L. Janis ’07 Gregory Michael Romano ’97 Gretchen Marie Wolfinger ’84 Michael Paul Chu ’92 John J. Jarosak ’85 Christine Nicole Roushdy ’10 WolfVision, Inc. Daniel Patrick Clark ’81 Thomas Jefferson IV ’98 Gretchen Mary Santamour ’84 and Mark Alan Clausen ’84 Bryce D. Jewett ’01 Brian Thomas Ortelere ’86 The John Marshall Associates M. Cabell Clay ’08 Richard Carl Josephson ’72 Saul Ewing LLP Daniel Alexander Cody ’98 Robert R. Kaplan ’72 Jeffrey Melchior Schlerf ’91 (Gifts of $1,000 or more) Frank Epperly Correll, Jr. ’08 Scot Alan Katona ’84 Ali Reza Sharifahmadian ’96 Tyler Michael Akagi ’07 Jeffrey Nicholas Costakos ’88 Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Timothy John Slattery ’09 Debra Cooney Albiston ’83 John Nelson Crist ’76 John G. Kruchko ’75 Andrew Macgregor Smith ’94 Ada-Marie Walsh Aman ’02 and Lois M. Critchfield Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Matthew Kristian Aman ’02 David M. Dalke ’93 Cheryl Ann Lewis ’89 H. Michael Deneka ’88 Michael D. Lubeley ’72 Beth Schipper DeSimone ’84 and Jessica Leigh Lynch ’92 James Michael DeSimone ’85 Jennifer Ann Maceda ’04 Michael Edward Dick ’06 Claire M. Maddox ’05 Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Rustin Kent Mangum ’11 Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Thomas G. Martinchek ’94 John E. Donaldson ’63 and Sue M. Donaldson John E. Mauk ’02 Christopher Kent Dorsey ’07 Terri Bailey McKenzie ’74 Deborah Ann Eckert ’96 and Donald Robert McKillop ’87 Paul Robert Eckert ’96 Elaine Lytle Mead ’73 Kathleen Marie Edge ’85 Charles F. Midkiff ’70 Brook A. Edinger ’94 Steven Michael Miller ’84 Elizabeth River Crossings OpCo, LLC Richard Mitchell ’74 Kenneth Edward Estes ’73 Joseph Patrick Moan ’88 Nora M. Brown Everett ’84 J. W. Montgomery III ’72 Virginia Katherine Fogg ’87 Thomas Christopher Moyer ’12 Michael John Garvin ’84 National Regulatory Conference Arthur Evan Gary ’83 Nora Garcia Nickel ’07 and Edward Kelley Nickel ’07 26 Sarah Brooke Armstrong ’06 J. Thompson Cravens ’87 Jon David Huddleston ’86 James A. Metcalfe ’75 Latoya Chantal Asia ’09 T. Andrew Culbert ’81 John R. Hunt ’82 LeRoy Francis Millette, Jr. ’74 Karen L. Atkinson-Loffredo ’69 Kristi A. Davidson ’99 Kathy Davidson Ireland ’80 and Gerrish Milliken, Jr. Joshua Ellis Baker ’06 Diane Deering and David Smith James Frederick Ireland III ’80 Toni A. Friess Millner ’95 and Francis James Baltz ’79 Nancy North Delogu ’94 Donald B. Irons ’73 Christopher Bost Millner ’96 Michael Anthony Baranowicz ’77 David D. Dickerson, Sr. ’68 William Johnson Irvin MLT ’80 Steven M. Mister ’89 Jayne W. Barnard Jason Evans Dodd ’92 Jerry K. Jebo ’74 Kevin Brian Muhlendorf ’98 Kevin Michael Barnes ’03 Thomas Edward Doughty ’73 Pamela McDade Johnson ’89 Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp ’98 William J. G. Barnes ’86 Thomas Harry Dundon ’76 C. Michael and Desiree N. Jordan Julie Brady Murdoch ’83 Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Michael Durrer ’87 Stephen James Kalista ’76 Sean Francis Murphy ’82 C. Butler Barrett ’68 John V. Edwards ’92 Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. George S. Newman ’70 R. Gregory Barton ’76 Alan Gerard Enderle ’72 J. Warren Keller ’79 Alan L. Nordlinger Richard B. Berman ’67 Anna P. Engh ’89 Herbert V. Kelly, Jr. ’76 Sara Towery O’Hara ’83 and Matthew J. Bissonette ’95 John B. Evans ’71 William H. Kennedy, Jr. ’95 Charles Joseph O’Hara ’83 Robert Friend Boyd ’52 and Extron Electronics Larry D. King ’74 Christopher Michael Olson ’92 Sara Miller Boyd Felicia L. Faragasso ’90 Ray Webb King ’82 Samantha Stecker Otero ’95 and J. Robert Bray ’65 Nash Joseph Fayad LLM ’02 Robert Oliver King ’74 Stephen Dennis Otero ’95 Jeffrey Breit Walter S. and Kay Felton Christopher Dikran Koomey ’94 Donald Gary Owens ’71 Joseph Raymond Brendel ’84 Mark G. Ferguson ’83 Deanna Griffith Kucler ’99 and David Parker ’85 Timothy Michael Broas ’79 William C. Field ’69 Robert D. Kucler ’99 Charles Dandridge Patterson III ’00 Samuel Morton Brock III ’81 Tammy Moss Finley ’93 and Julie P. Laine ’95 Chris Arthur Paul ’83 Ann Burke Brogan ’85 and Eric Ray Finley ’93 Lauren S. Lamberth ’05 and Gregory Arthur Paw ’88 Patrick Michael Brogan ’85 Robert Michael Fitzgerald ’75 William G. Lamberth II ’04 James A. Penney ’83 Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin ’78 and Clifford Bridges Fleet III ’95 Gregg Henry Lehman ’86 James W. Perkins Memorial Trust Forest Anthony Nester ’77 Flyn Lee Flesher ’07 Jeffrey G. Lenhart ’87 Teresa Brazzel Pernini ’94 and Sloan Brooke-Devlin ’79 and Mary Allison Francis ’90 Michael P. Lesniak ’67 David M. Pernini ’94 Donald Anthony Gregory ’79 Freedom Scientific Barbara Buchanan Lewis MLT ’74 Patrick Randolph Pettitt ’94 Walter Colby Brown ’80 Lauren Elizabeth Freeman ’90 John H. Lhost ’74 Barbara Wegener Pfirrman ’84 and R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. ’78 Alan Maurice Frieden MLT ’82 Rebecca M. Liethen ’00 and Christopher K. Pfirrman ’84 Jennifer Gorga Capone ’04 Jay Robert Fries ’79 John George Liethen ’00 J. Mathews Pope ’78 Carneal-Drew Foundation Michael William Garvey ’91 Andrew Ralston Livingston ’90 Daniel David Portanova ’66 William Joseph Carter ’74 Michael Allen Gatje ’86 Mark Lee Lofgren ’92 William Taliaferro Prince ’57, MLT ’59 Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. Andrew M. Genser David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. ’80, MLT ’81 Marcia F. Rachy ’66* Elizabeth Dopp Chupik ’92 Joseph F. Giordano ’83 Alan D. MacDonald ’66 Thomas S. Reavely ’71 Cisco Systems, Inc. Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer ’76 R. Shawn Majette ’79 Terri Lee Reicher ’86 Thomas A. Clare Aaron Steven Goldsmith ’00 Stanley E. Majors ’75 Carol Ann Resch ’71 Donna Schewel Clark ’90 George I. Gondelman ’52 Courtney M. Malveaux ’02 Ann Mason Rigby ’03 Alisa Pittman Cleek ’96 R. Tyler Goodwyn IV ’94 Gary Stephen Marshall ’79 Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. ’98 E. Carter Chandler Clements ’04 and Francine Friedman Grabowski ’99 David P. Massaron ’04 John K. Roche ’04 Christopher Ross Clements ’04 Mark Greenspan ’01 Christopher Cochrane Matteson ’99 Bryan David Rosenberger ’74 Paul Edward Clifford ’74 Amy J. Greer ’89 Marsha Dula Matthews ’84 Gary Franklin Roth ’74 Kevin Francis Clines ’90 Stephen Murray Griffith, Jr. ’81 Sally O’Neill Mauldin ’77 Karanja Kamau Rouse ’98 Tameka Meshaun Collier ’01 Terry Neill Grimes ’84 Michael F. McAuliffe ’89 Elizabeth E. Rylander ’99 and Melissa Ann Conner ’02 and Stacy DeWalt Grindal ’99 Edward Anthony McCullough ’79 Jason C. Rylander ’00 Ian Robert Conner ’03 Connie Karassas Gutierrez ’89 James Angus McDonald ’78 Steven R. Salbu ’81 Heather B. Conoboy ’00 Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Bruce William McDougal ’89 Martin Johnston Saunders ’73 James Edward Cornwell, Jr. ’74 Michael Warren Hassell ’81 Linda Peele McGavin ’83 and Lisa L. Schenkel ’82 Cameron N. Cosby ’90 Laura A. Heymann John David McGavin ’82 Joel H. Shane ’71 Michael F. Cox ’95 Barbara Lorentson Heywood ’81 John Thomas McNelis ’92 Mary Elizabeth Sherwin ’00 Gary Wade Crawford MLT ’80 Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 William Clifford Meili ’81 Thomas A. Shiels ’64

* Deceased 27 Phillip Aden Short ’77, MLT ’78 Amanda Lee Wait ’04 Joan L. Brown Jason Gordon Everett ’03 Larry Benjamin Slipow ’73 Susannah W. Walker Kathy Ann Brown ’79 Sara Beiro Farabow ’90 Howard P. Smith ’70 Robert W. Warnement Latane Ware Brown ’87 Marisa Gallehr Faunce ’94 James Harrell Smith ’74 Rhett Louis Weiss ’86 Jon William Bruce ’69 Anne Marie Fealey ’87 Sandra L. Smith ’00 Gerald Carlyle Wells ’94 Susan Elizabeth Bruce ’97 David Edward Fennell ’84 Susan Lee Spencer ’93 Joseph Sandkuhler Welty ’74 Laura Minsun Brymer ’12 Donna Esposito Fincher ’90 and W. Laird Stabler III ’80 Keith Richard Wesolowski ’03 Elliott Matthew Buckner ’00 Charles Anthony Fincher ’90 Ray C. Stoner ’71 Emmet T. White, Jr. ’71 F. Prince Butler ’68 Emeric Fischer ’63, MLT ’64 Robert W. Storm ’89 Willcox & Savage, P.C. L. Lee Byrd ’88 Robert Andrew Fisher ’01 Mark William Strattner ’80 Rodney Turner Willett ’90 Jean Louise Campbell ’99 Theodore John Fisher ’96 Kris J. Sundberg ’76 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Jill M. Carson ’88 Elizabeth Pannill Fletcher ’06 Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. ’88 David Alan Woodmansee ’89 Adam Casagrande ’01 John Richard Fletcher ’75 Gretchen Lynch Taylor ’95 World Resources Institute Deborah Mancoll Casey ’87 Dennis Richard Foley ’95 Sean M. Tepe ’04 Katie Ann Young ’07 Eunice Kim Chapon ’99 Andrew Richard Fox ’04 Michael Hunter Terry ’82 J. R. Zepkin ’65 Andrew William Chester ’06 Greg Burdette Gates ’74 James Joseph Thomas II ’76 Anthony C. and Debbie Zinni Maryann Nolan Chong ’07 and David L. Gibson MLT ’68 Tina Schober Thomas ’83 and Yunup Chong ’07 David B. Gifford ’79 Robert William Thomas ’83 The St. George Tucker Associates Thomas C. Clark ’68 Sharon J. Glover ’90 E. Diane Newsom Thompson ’81 and Thomas P. Cody ’91 Jerald Jordan Gnuschke ’98 C. Gerard Thompson ’80 (Gifts of $500 or more) Comcast Corporation Ruth Litvin Goodboe ’95 Elizabeth Stutts Thompson ’07 Jessica Diane Aber ’06 Thomas G. Connolly ’87 M. Scott Goodman ’78 Robert Edward Trono ’88 Christopher Ambrosio ’97 William and Marcia Connolly Louanna Godwin Goolsby ’95 John Joseph Tuozzolo ’73 David Lawrence Arnold ’92 William Michael Connolly ’94 Sara Lynn Gottovi ’97 Raymond George Tyburski, Jr. ’74 Kimberly H. Ashbach ’85 Pamela M. Conover ’93 and John Everett Greenbacker, Jr. ’73 Vanessa Theresa Valldejuli ’87 Monica Mary Ayres ’00 E. Scott Conover ’93 Anne Gordon Greever ’77 Rachel Elizabeth van der Voort ’97 Mary Sue Busser Backus ’01 Glen Edward Conrad ’74 Julie Ann Greiner ’08 Mark C. Van Deusen ’98 Belinda A. Bacon ’93 Nicholas C. Conte ’87 Barbara Swatling Griswold ’79 David S. and Mary Versfelt Susan Austin Baetjer ’84 Jennifer Vollmer Copas ’99 and Michael Stephen Hacskaylo ’76 Vitreus Foundation John W. Bagwell ’02 David Nilen Copas ’98 Pamera Deanice Hairston ’84 Kyle Richard Bahr ’08 Curtis M. Coward ’74 Sean Patrick Haney ’01 Gregory C. Bane ’02 Stephanie L. Crandall ’06 Thomas Lloyd Hanley ’85 R. Joseph Barton ’00 Ann Kenney Creighton ’83 Jason William Harbour ’01 Judith M. Barzilay Lawrence Gordon Cumming ’76 Q. Russell Hatchl ’71 Jack Calhoun Basham, Jr. ’79 John L. Deal ’76 Robert A. Hendel ’68 Nancy Battaglia ’74 Joel Augustus DeBoe ’64 Joanne B. Hickcox ’76 and Sam Tall Beale III ’68, MLT ’86 Paul Joseph Dechary ’00 Carl V. Howard ’75 Coburn Robinson Beck ’98 Derek C. DeGrass ’04 Robert James Hicks ’86 Timothy David Belevetz ’93 Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. ’81 Jeremy W. Hochberg ’04 John Bowditch Bennett ’77 Barbara Turotsy Del Greco ’87 H. Bradford Hoffman ’91 Megan Eliza Bisk ’06 and Blythe Erin Dillon ’06 Leslie A. Hoffmann ’74 Michael Thomas Kaufman ’06 Robert Gerald Docters ’82 Brendan Holland ’98 H. Allen Black III ’91 John Raymond Doyle III ’82 Barry M. Hollander ’69 Van Black Timothy Dugan ’83 Donna L. Holleran ’87 and R. Barrow Blackwell ’77 Mark Menton Dumler Michael Joseph Holleran ’86 Mitchell Gerald Blair ’82 A. Overton Durrett ’60, MLT ’63 Michael David Homans ’95 Nelson Adrian Blish ’79 Robert James Eingurt ’07 Lelia Baum Hopper ’74 Stephan James Boardman ’73 Barbara Jean Endres ’91 Joseph L. Howard, Jr. ’68 Rene Roark Bowditch ’82 John David Epperly, Jr. ’84 Richard Allan Hricik ’93 MacKay Morris Boyer ’90 Richard Gwilym Evans ’74 Cynthia Eppes Hudson ’87 Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. ’89 Cheshire Eveleigh ’89 and Kevin Robert Huennekens ’79 Robert J. Eveleigh ’88 Gary Edward Hughes ’73

28 Christopher Hutton ’75 Linda J. McDowell ’86 Karen Scott James ’99 Mark D. and Blythe J. McGarvie Amy Louise Jarmon Cabell Christian Mercer ’74 Douglas Tucker Jenkins ’82 Courtney Eason Mercer ’74 Donald Peder Johnsen ’87 James John Milano ’84 Christine Mary Johnson ’94 Douglas E. Miller ’95 Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. ’75 Laura Beth Miller ’85 Natalia Delcanto Jordan ’92 and K. Dane Mills ’76 Peter Scott Jordan ’91 Edith Margaret Min ’03 Joseph Harry Kaczmarek ’12 Diane Preston Moore ’96 and Kathleen W. Kane ’82 Michael D. Moore ’96 Kaplan Bar Review Mary Jane Morrison ’81 Deidre Cohen Katz ’93 Melissa Anne Mott ’07 Robert Thornton Kenagy ’77 William Gordon Murray, Jr. ’73 Kevin Martin Kenneally ’00 Justin M. Neidig ’10 Steven Vaughan Key ’97 Krista Lyn Newkirk ’98 and Evans Leon King, Jr. ’80 W. Lewis Glenn ’98 William Edward King ’80 Kevin Duffy Norwood ’80 Kenneth A. Krantz ’77 Lisa Erin O’Donald ’95 and Law faculty and students accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge in August and raised more than $1,000 for ALS research. Pamela A. Kultgen ’96 Jonathan C. Rotter ’95 James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Mary Keating O’Neill ’74 Thomas Paul Sotelo ’90 Alison Wickizer Toepp ’07 and David B. Lacy ’05 Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. ’83 John D. Sours ’69 Christopher Jamieson Toepp ’07 Joseph F. Lagrotteria ’80 Martha Anne Pampel ’91 Elizabeth A. Speck ’02 Deborah Bosworth Toney ’85 David W. Lannetti ’99 Leah Q. Pike ’10 and Mark Albert Pike ’09 Laura Spector-Morgan ’98 Lindsey Robinson Vaala ’08 Lynn Lautenschlager ’76 and Jeffrey Joseph Polich ’00 Charles D. Stark ’72 Howard Arthur VanDine III ’87 Edward Warner Lautenschlager ’77 Samuel Jacob Pressler William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. ’74 Robert Lee Vaughn, Jr. ’81 W. Henry Lawrence ’82 N. Woodrow Pusey ’64 R. Lee Stephens, Jr. ’87 William Scott Versfelt ’12 John W. Lee Robert Paul Quadros ’74 Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling ’85 and Sue W. Villarosa ’74 R. Kimbark Lee ’84 Peter Noel Ralston ’77 Michael Laurence Sterling ’85 Lewis D. and Ellen Walker Melissa Callahan Lesmes ’93 and Julian Hines Raney, Jr. ’74 Richard W. Stern MLT ’80 Susan Stringfellow Walker ’89 G. Scott Lesmes ’93 James Bailey Rattray ’75, MLT ’83 Robert Wright Stewart ’53 Michael E. and Helen H. Warwick Gary William Leydig ’80 James Andrew Rauen ’85 E. Kendall Stock ’64 Michael Lawerance Warwick ’12 Laura Anne Livaccari ’94 and Emily L. Riggs ’12 Margaret N. Strand ’76 Christopher Michael Was ’73 Andrew Michael Herzig ’94 Leslie Sue Ritts ’80 David W. Stuckel ’74 Kimberly Mae Welsh ’98 Daniel Glenn Lonergan ’83 Patricia Erikson Roberts ’92 Courtney Bennett Svajian ’07 and Gerald M. West ’74 Andrew Clifford Louis ’06 Michael Anthony Robusto ’83 Stephen George Svajian ’08 Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. ’66 Philip A. Mactaggart Robert Patrick Rodrigue ’73 Mark David and Christina Checkel Sweet Kevin Scott Wilkes ’06 Jerianne Elizabeth Mancini ’92 David Scott Rudiger ’84 Howard R. Sykes, Jr. ’76, MLT ’83 Vivian Gembara Williams ’00 Bryant Mayes Marks, Jr. ’85 Richard Alan Saunders ’77 Holland Marie Tahvonen ’03 Jere M. H. Willis ’84 Robert Lewis Marks, Sr. ’72 Donald E. Scearce ’70 Barry Michael Taylor ’83, LLM ’84 Joni McCray Wiredu ’97 Brian R. Marron ’84 Louise Anna Schmidt ’83 John Mack Taylor III ’91 Robert Williams Wooldridge, Jr. ’79 Elizabeth Ada Snyder Martineau ’79 Maarten Willem Sengers ’93 Ronald Wayne Taylor ’81 William H. Woolston ’07 Pamela Jenkins Mason ’00 William Shewmake ’85 Gilbert Earle Teal ’91 Chunlian Yang ’09 Paul J. Massey MaryBeth Wysocki Shreiner ’07 Stephen W. Thibodeau ’02 and Burton Young Mary Patricia Mastrobattista ’84 Frederick L. Shreves II ’71 Jennifer S. Thibodeau ’02 David Marshall Zobel ’83 William Lee Matson ’74 Conway W. Smith III, ’70 Matthew August Thiel ’08 Steven Joseph Zweig ’91 W. Neal McBrayer ’89 Justin Bayly Smith ’94 Janet Singletary Thomas ’92 Donna Susan McCaffrey ’84 Michael Wayne Smith ’09 Monica Kay Thurmond ’96 Janet Sadler McCrae ’07 Rebecca Beach Smith ’79 Michael Carl Tillotson ’90 Patrick Bareille McDermott ’77 Linda Watkins Sorkin ’65 Martha Leary Sotelo ’90 and * Deceased 29 2013–2014 Alumni Donors by Class Year

Class of 1950 – 75% Class of 1963 – 47% Burke W. Margulies Randy S. Hawthorne R. Harvey Chappell, Jr.* Richard S. Cohen Horace A. Teass, Jr. Dennis C. Hensley Sidney Schwartz John E. Donaldson Charles F. Midkiff Class of 1968 – 43% William Luther White, Sr. Emeric Fischer George S. Newman David Joseph Agatstein Owen Alan Knopping Kenneth Alvin Phillips C. Butler Barrett Class of 1951 – 29% Thomas O’Connor Moyles John J. Sabourin, Jr. Sam Tall Beale III A. Robert Doll* Alan Patrick Owens Donald E. Scearce Lawrence E. Bolton Henry David Kashouty Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr. Conway W. Smith III James Allison Boyd Howard P. Smith Class of 1952 – 50% Class of 1964 – 36% F. Prince Butler Albert J. Taylor, Jr. Robert Friend Boyd Allan C. Brownfeld Thomas C. Clark George I. Gondelman James W. McGlothlin David D. Dickerson, Sr. Class of 1971 – 31% Donald Culpepper Grey N. Woodrow Pusey Mark S. Dray William R. Bland Francis E. Fletcher, Jr. John B. Evans Class of 1953 – 17% Thomas A. Shiels E. Kendall Stock David L. Gibson Robert I. Harwood Robert Wright Stewart Robert A. Hendel Q. Russell Hatchl Class of 1954 – 40% Class of 1965 – 30% Thomas P. Hollowell Davis G. Heatwole David P. Beach C. Bruce Lester Joseph L. Howard, Jr. Fred Kennedy Morrison J. Robert Bray Samuel W. Phillips Frank M. Morton III Donald Gary Owens C. Lacey Compton, Jr. Richard A. Repp Richard G. Poinsett Class of 1955 – 25% Michael A. Ialongo Robert E. Scott Thomas S. Reavely James E. Lawrence Rosser J. Pettit Garnette Saunders Teass Joel H. Shane Julia Wilkins Willis Linda Watkins Sorkin Robert Edward Tomes Frederick L. Shreves II Nicholas St. George William L. Wellons Leonard E. Starr III Class of 1956 – 29% Ronald Burt Zedd Ray C. Stoner Montgomery Knight, Jr. J. R. Zepkin Class of 1969 – 38% Job Taylor III W. Charles Poland Karen L. Atkinson-Loffredo Emmet T. White, Jr. Class of 1966 – 28% Gilbert A. Bartlett Class of 1957 – 17% Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Jon William Bruce Class of 1972 – 33% William Taliaferro Prince Robert N. Lent Joel Augustus DeBoe Michael Irving Ashe B. Dean Lorenz Class of 1958 – 33% Robert S. Dutro Willard Bergman, Jr. Alan D. MacDonald Robert C. Elliott* Richard B. Blackwell, Jr. Philip G. Denman Daniel David Portanova William C. Field Peter Michael Desler Frank Vaughan Emmerson, Jr. Marcia F. Rachy* Frederick P. Grill Alan Gerard Enderle Class of 1959 – 30% James M. White III E. Alan Hechtkopf Richard Carl Josephson Charles Riley Cloud Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. Barry M. Hollander Robert R. Kaplan Kenneth H. Lambert, Jr. Henry C. Wolf James Danford Kemper, Jr. Michael D. Lubeley John P. Scozzari Allan D. Zaleski Roger A. Lease Robert Lewis Marks, Sr. Paul M. Morley J. W. Montgomery III Class of 1967 – 26% Class of 1960 – 38% John D. Sours John M. Peterson Ralph K. Barclay, Jr. Fred B. Devitt, Jr. J. Thomas Steger John A. Scanelli Richard B. Berman A. Overton Durrett David A. Stewart Rand E. Shapiro Howard J. Busbee Lawrence Phillip Roesen Scott Hugh Swan Charles D. Stark Craig Unsworth Dana Alvin David Treado Class of 1962 – 8% Winston M. Haythe Class of 1970 – 31% Douglas S. Wood Frederick A. Bush Michael P. Lesniak Ralph Alexander Elmore III Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis Thomas E. Haney * Deceased 30 Class of 1973 – 31% Glen Edward Conrad J. Bruce Walter James Robert Cromwell Sally James Andrews James Edward Cornwell, Jr. Joseph Sandkuhler Welty Lawrence Gordon Cumming William Chapman Andrews III Curtis M. Coward Gerald M. West John L. Deal Stephan James Boardman Timothy Andrew Coyle Jacqueline Ray Denning Class of 1975 – 31% H. Vincent Conway, Jr. Richard Gwilym Evans Heather Lynne Dorion Evan E. Adair Richard M. Cornelius Edward L. Flippen David Leo Duff Daralyn Gordon Arata Mary A. Tuttle Discini Greg Burdette Gates Thomas Harry Dundon Carson H. Barnes, Jr. Eric Lee Dobberteen Stephen David Halliday Eugene Albert Ferreri, Jr. Edward Robert Blumberg Thomas Edward Doughty Leslie A. Hoffmann Richard Morehead Foard Michael R. Borasky Kenneth Edward Estes Gay McGuire Holmes Glenn Douglas Gillett Samuel F. Boyte Thomas Richard Frantz Lelia Baum Hopper Anthony P. Giorno James Y. Callear John Everett Greenbacker, Jr. Jerry K. Jebo Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer Michael Joseph Cassidy Edward Benjamin Hogenson David Ray Johnson Robert Bachrach Goldman Edward Timothy Clancy Michael D. Horlick Larry D. King Elisa Joan Grammer Thomas D. Edmondson Benjamin A. Hubbard Robert Oliver King Richard V. Guardino Garry M. Ewing Gary Edward Hughes Barbara Buchanan Lewis Michael Stephen Hacskaylo Craig Allen Fisher Donald B. Irons John H. Lhost J. Robert Harris III Robert Michael Fitzgerald Stephen Allen Isaacs Raymond Bruce Long Steven Mark Heller John Richard Fletcher Mark William Korotash William Lee Matson Joanne B. Hickcox Sheldon M. Franck James Phillip LaCasse John Carroll McDougal Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger Crombie James Dickinson Garrett, Jr. J. Dean Lewis Steven William McGrath Mark Joseph Horoschak Rebecca Rawls Habel Lawrence A. Martin Stephen Edward McGregor Antje Elske Huck Carl V. Howard John A. McKinney, Jr. Terri Bailey McKenzie Stephen James Kalista Christopher Hutton Elaine Lytle Mead Cabell Christian Mercer Herbert V. Kelly, Jr. W. George Jameson Edward Alan Miller, Jr. Courtney Eason Mercer John Harlow Klein Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. Tommy E. Miller LeRoy Francis Millette, Jr. K. Dane Mills John G. Kruchko William Gordon Murray, Jr. Richard Mitchell James Thaddeus Nejfelt Wayne M. Lee Jeffrey Lee Musman James B. Murray, Jr. Dianne E. O’Donnell Donald L. Lewy David McKay Post William Ryland O’Brien Edward James Passarelli Stanley E. Majors Robert Patrick Rodrigue Mary Keating O’Neill John M. Pollaro Charles E. Mandigo Leslie Jay Roos Edgar Knowles Parks III Debra Jean Prillaman Richard John McCue Martin Johnston Saunders Philip D. Paschall Kathleen Thompson Puckett Roger D. Meade Larry Benjamin Slipow William Glenn Petty Kenneth Thomson Rye James A. Metcalfe Thomas T. Terp Gregory Michael Pomije Mark Edward Slaughter Gary R. Peet John Joseph Tuozzolo Anita Owings Poston Charles Aristides Stampelos Steven R. Perles Theodore Thomas Van Dam Charles Evans Poston Margaret N. Strand James Bailey Rattray Martin D. Walsh Robert Paul Quadros Guice G. Strong III Merlin Moulthrop Renne Christopher Michael Was Julian Hines Raney, Jr. Kris J. Sundberg Bryan David Rosenberger Louis K. Rothberg Howard R. Sykes, Jr. Class of 1974 – 46% Gary Franklin Roth Eugene W. Shannon James Joseph Thomas II Charles Robison Allen, Jr. Robert F. Schultz, Jr. Deborah Dickson Shapiro Charles Kent Trible James Frederick Almand James Harrell Smith Daniel P. Small Leonard Arthur Wallin II Allen A. Barna Stephen M. Smith Class of 1976 – 39% Helene Statfeld Ward Nancy Battaglia William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. J. Page Williams Gary Alonzo Barranger Douglas Eric Brown Walter B. Stowe, Jr. R. Gregory Barton Richard Brown David W. Stuckel Class of 1977 – 35% Darrel W. Bender Jack Edward Call Robert Lee Summers, Jr. Michael Anthony Baranowicz Janet L. Brown William Joseph Carter Anthony Paul Tokarz Reginald Moore Barley Rick L. Burdick Edward Lacey Chambers, Jr. Raymond George Tyburski, Jr. John David Beckman David Charles Canfield Paul Edward Clifford Sue W. Villarosa John Bowditch Bennett John Nelson Crist R. Barrow Blackwell

31 James Foster Booker Kathleen Simkins Finucan Pamela Finley Boston David Charles Fischer Stephen Craig Conte R. Leigh Frackelton, Jr. Why I Give W. Scott Cooper Maxime Austria Frias Audra A. Dial ’98 Harley Arthur Davidson Constance Harriet Frogale Managing Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend J. Michael Estes M. Scott Goodman Atlanta, Georgia William M. Flynn William Douglas Hamner David Richard Forbes Sarah Collins Honenberger Serving on the William & Mary Law Review honed my Thomas Joseph Gallo Lynn Lautenschlager Peter John Goergen James Angus McDonald writing skills and prepared me well for my career Anne Gordon Greever C. Theodore Miller as a litigator. In my practice, I often encounter opponents Ardath Ann Hamann Victor Alfred Neubaum, Jr. whose writing skills are sub-par, and I am surprised to Jane Dean Hickey George Leonard Neuberger learn that they attended well-regarded law schools. The intense writing and C. Dennis Hill Sharon Elizabeth Pandak editing process that I learned as a Law Review member and managing editor William Edward Hoffmann, Jr. J. Mathews Pope enabled me to begin my legal career with a strong foundation. Moreover, Christopher Jay Honenberger Jeffrey Lee Schreiber I continue to benefit from the management skills that I first honed as a Muriel Norbrey Hopkins Susan Jane Schuman Margaret Gregory Johnson Joan Craun Skeppstrom member of the Editorial Board. Through my financial support of the Law Robert Thornton Kenagy Corinne Moore Stoker School, I know that my contributions will ensure that programs, including Kenneth A. Krantz Zenon Charles Tencza the Law Review, remain strong for future generations of law students and will Janet Rubin Landesberg Sharon Woods Villarosa enable future leaders to receive the critical training that the environment at Edward Warner Lautenschlager Joseph T. Waldo William & Mary provides. James Sherman Margolin Gregg Leland Warner Sally O’Neill Mauldin Thomas Rollins Watkins, Jr. Patrick Bareille McDermott Susan Lynn Watt Hubert F. McKenney, Jr. Nancy Camille Kern Karen Lussen Blair Joan Turner Morris Class of 1979 – 34% Chanda Lynn Kinsey Catherine Mahoney Blue Scott Orlo Murdoch Francis James Baltz R. Shawn Majette Walter Colby Brown Forest Anthony Nester Jack Calhoun Basham, Jr. Gary Stephen Marshall Stephen Patrick Carney Anthony Joseph Nicolo Michael Edward Baumann Elizabeth Ada Snyder Martineau Thelma Young Carroll Stephen Lee Owen Nathaniel Beaman IV Clare Louise McCulla Gary Wade Crawford Michael Daniel Phillips Richard Swoope Blanton Edward Anthony McCullough Ann Kiley Crenshaw Douglas F. Pinter Nelson Adrian Blish R. Bruce McNew Dennis Paul Crimmins Peter Noel Ralston Jocelyn West Brittin Ann Mary Morrison John Warren Flora Michael Ballen Salasky Timothy Michael Broas Michael Hunter Nuckols Martha Didinger Franklin Richard Alan Saunders Sloan Brooke-Devlin Walter Butler Palmer III Fred Anthony Holland Darell Lee Sayer Kathy Ann Brown Carol Hill Pickard James Frederick Ireland III William Willoughby Sharp Dorothy Stassun Costello Richard Randolph Pickard Kathy Davidson Ireland Phillip Aden Short, Sr. Elwood Victor Elliott Craig H. Smith William Johnson Irvin Robert E. Smartschan William Sutton Fields Craig John Smith Patricia Sugrue Ketchum Frank Lester Willard Jay Robert Fries Rebecca Beach Smith Evans Leon King, Jr. J. Edgar Wine Alvaro Garcia-Tunon Peter Alan Susser William Edward King Robert Kenneth Wise David B. Gifford William Joseph Swift III Christine May Kopocis Janice Bowers Wolk Donald Anthony Gregory Barbara Swatling Griswold Stuart John TenHoor Kenneth John Kopocis Class of 1978 – 23% Robert Quentin Harris Colon Hall Whitehurst Joseph F. Lagrotteria Jane Higgins Bedno James Andrew Hixon Robert Williams Wooldridge, Jr. Edgar Sidney Levy III Gary William Leydig William John Boyer Kevin Robert Huennekens Class of 1980 – 32% Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin Kathleen Ann Hunter David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. Warren Edward Aldrich R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Beverly Hunter Karch Dorothy Martin McCorkle Francis Cocke Bagbey Elizabeth Byrd Carder-Thompson J. Warren Keller Sandra Jones McNinch Joseph Miles Blair

32 Christopher Rowe Mellott Mark Richard Smith Gregory P. Williams Robert William Thomas Kevin Duffy Norwood Ronald Wayne Taylor Larry David Willis, Sr. Tina Schober Thomas J. Lee E. Osborne E. Diane Newsom Thompson Douglas Edward Wright Alotha Carol Willis J. Stanley Payne, Jr. Robert Lee Vaughn, Jr. Patricia Pritchard Willis Stuart Alan Pleasants Kevin Richard Vienna Class of 1983 – 30% Kenneth Mark Wolfe Leslie Sue Ritts Debra Cooney Albiston David Marshall Zobel Richard Morey Sherman Class of 1982 – 32% Albert George Bantley Donna Salhany Snyder Mitchell Gerald Blair Walter Randolph Calvert Class of 1984 – 39% W. Laird Stabler III Rene Roark Bowditch Richard Francis Chovanec Susan Austin Baetjer Richard W. Stern Bradford J. Bruton Robert Ray Church Randall Morton Bolinger Mark William Strattner Theresa Carroll Buchanan Richard Alan Conway Leslie Thoman Bradley C. Gerard Thompson Kathleen Dawson Caldwell J. Thomas Cookson Joseph Raymond Brendel Walter Lawrence Williams Clement Dean Carter Audrey Jacobsen Copeland Steven Lawrence Brown Richard Ernest Wolff Georgia Branscom Carter Ann Kenney Creighton Ellen M. Callinan Donald Ray Wolthuis Larry Dean Case Timothy Dugan Elizabeth Chapman Carver Daniel Anthony Cassano Mark G. Ferguson Rolly Lee Chambers Class of 1981 – 26% Thomas Samuel D’Antonio William Andrew Galanko Mark Alan Clausen Albert P. Barker Robert Gerald Docters Arthur Evan Gary Ned Lowell Craun Pamela Owen Barron Garen Edward Dodge Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs Paul M. Dempsey Samuel Morton Brock III John Raymond Doyle III Joseph F. Giordano Susan Jane Dempsey Raymond Thomas Bules Aundria D. Foster Edward Roy Hawkens Beth Schipper DeSimone Charles E. Chamberlain, Jr. Alan Maurice Frieden Michael George Hillinger Alexander M. Donaldson Daniel Patrick Clark Randolph Douglas Frostick Eric George Hoffman John David Epperly, Jr. T. Andrew Culbert Daniel Allen Gecker Robert Franklin Keefer Nora M. Brown Everett Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. Jane Camille Halligan Robert Milton Kesler David Edward Fennell Jeanette Perkins Flippen Brenda Ayres Hart Donald Thomas Kiley, Jr. Michael James Garnier Lorraine Diane Fortner Patrick Wesley Herman Joyce Ann Kuhns Michael John Garvin Stephen Murray Griffith, Jr. John R. Hunt Edward Emerson Lane, Jr. David Armistead Greer Michael Warren Hassell Drewry Bacon Hutcheson, Jr. Daniel Glenn Lonergan Terry Neill Grimes Barbara Lorentson Heywood Birdie Hairston Jamison John David McGavin Lee Ann Gustafson Daniel Chisholm Higgins John Maxwell Jeffords Linda Peele McGavin Pamera Deanice Hairston Roxie O. Holder Douglas Tucker Jenkins J. Thomas Morina Holly Elisabeth Hazard Michel Yves Horton Kathleen W. Kane Julie Brady Murdoch Michael Lowell Heikes Brian Randall Jones Ray Webb King Leila Jacobson Noel Albert Augustus Herring John Francis Kroeger, Jr. Kathryn Derr Kohler Charles Joseph O’Hara Thomas H. Hicks Mark Joseph LaFratta William W. Kohler Sara Towery O’Hara Stephen John Horvath III Jacob Andrew Lutz III W. Henry Lawrence Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. Richard Hugh Howard-Smith William Clifford Meili Sean Francis Murphy Chris Arthur Paul Sarah Shank Hull Mary Jane Morrison Eileen A. Olds James A. Penney Barbara E. Johnson Michael Anthony Nardolilli Kevin P. O’Mahony James D. Penny Barbara Louise Johnson Pamela Gersh Nardolilli Janet Joan Lappin Quinn Karen Waldron Perrine Richard Gordon Johnson Janet M. Nesse Mark Lawrence Rodgers William Chadwick Perrine Scot Alan Katona Karen Tent Nickell William L. S. Ross Michael Anthony Robusto Mary Jo White Kelly Janis Orfe Loretta Santacroce Norman Bernard Sales J. Paul Knap Renae Reed Patrick Lisa L. Schenkel Louise Anna Schmidt R. Kimbark Lee Carol Ann Resch J. McDowell Sharpe Harry Benjamin Shubin Raymond John Lillie Paul John Ritz Meade Addison Spotts Anne Ballard Shumadine Susan Cannon Longstreet Charles Lewis Rogers Michael Hunter Terry M. Katharine Spong Jerome LeRoy Lonnes Steven R. Salbu Julie Tingwall Thomas Sally Lou Steel Joan Schwarzkopf Mahoney Cheryl K. Short James Patrick Wallbillich Daniel Peter Stipano Brian R. Marron Bill Charles Wells Barry Michael Taylor George Richard Martin

* Deceased 33 Margaret Ann Martin Paul Scholz McCulla Edward Ira Sarfan Jill M. Carson Mary Patricia Mastrobattista Michael Edward McGinty Mark Randall Semisch Annemarie DiNardo Cleary Marsha Dula Matthews Laura Beth Miller Scott Kevin Sheets Jeffrey Nicholas Costakos Eric Anton Mazie John Brad O’Grady Alan Dean Sundburg H. Michael Deneka Donna Susan McCaffrey David Parker Jane Dandridge Tucker Robert J. Eveleigh Deborah Lynn Mellott James Andrew Rauen Colin William Uckert Brian Scott Frye James John Milano Charles Arthur Robinson II Rhett Louis Weiss William M. Furr Steven Michael Miller James Anthony Shapiro John Thomas Gereski, Jr. Carla S. Moreland William Shewmake Class of 1987 – 23% David Max Hammer Bryar Chappell Nettles Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling Lisa Ann Bertini Kenneth Wayne Harrell Kendall Joseph Newman Michael Laurence Sterling James Matheson Boyd Robert Erwin Korroch Gary Wayne Nickerson Craig Nicholas Thomas Paul William Boyer Keith E. Krusz Barbara Wegener Pfirrman Deborah Bosworth Toney Charles Hampton Brown III Fernand A. Lavallee Christopher K. Pfirrman Edwin Stuart Waitzer Latane Ware Brown Phillip Richard Lingafelt Ann Marie Reardon John William Wesley Kevin John Burke Jeffrey Carl Mazanec Deborah Seaver Roe Deborah Mancoll Casey Joseph Patrick Moan David Scott Rudiger Class of 1986 – 26% Bernice Herrman Cilley Kenneth Gardner Pankey, Jr. Philip Lee Russo, Jr. John Owen Alderman Thomas G. Connolly Gregory Arthur Paw Gretchen Mary Santamour Mark Steven Bader Nicholas C. Conte Lyndia Person Ramsey Lee Irvin Sherman William J. G. Barnes J. Thompson Cravens John Wallis Raymond Kathleen M. Styles Craig Dennis Bell Stephen Robert Davis Leo Paul Rogers, Jr. Jonathan Henry Walker William A. Bridenstine, Jr. Barbara Turotsy Del Greco Kevin M. Sargis Erin C. Ward Carla Jean Carloni Robert Bruce Dickerson Sarah Sullivan Schimmels Jere M. H. Willis Helen Hart Cox Erin Sheehey Downs Elizabeth Campbell Sokol Gretchen Marie Wolfinger William Michael Cusmano Michael Durrer Lynne Jean Strobel Elizabeth Powell Yerxa Douglas Paul DeMoss Anne Marie Fealey P. Diane Travers Stromberg Alison Vadnais Fauls Virginia Katherine Fogg Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. Class of 1985 – 24% Thomas Emerson duBois Fauls Donna L. Holleran Robert Edward Trono Stephen Martin Abdella Anne C. Foster Cynthia Eppes Hudson David Edward Watson Kimberly H. Ashbach John Charles Garde Edward Lee Isler Edward Janes Bell III L. Allison Garde Andrew Lynwood Jiranek Class of 1989 – 29% Alana Culver Brenner Michael John Gardner Donald Peder Johnsen Kimberli Grove Ball Matthew Gary Brenner Michael Allen Gatje Jeffrey G. Lenhart Karen E. Berg Ann Burke Brogan Mary Gronlund Norman F. Lent III Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. Patrick Michael Brogan Terry Eugene Hall Pamela St. John Lynde I. Mark Cohen Patricia Phelan Davis Robert James Hicks Donald Robert McKillop Deborah R. Coleman James Michael DeSimone Michael Joseph Holleran Douglas Lee Sbertoli Mark Menton Dumler Elizabeth Ebner Christopher Edward Howe Ann Marie Siprelle Anna P. Engh Kathleen Marie Edge Jon David Huddleston Fay Frances Spence Michael J. Gaertner Elizabeth Ellen Ewing Susan Wendy Kramer R. Lee Stephens, Jr. Stephanie Ann Lipinski Galland Junius Phillip Fulton III Martin Paul Lavelle Susan Hanley Tilton Lawrence Henry Gennari Jonathan Andrew George Gregg Henry Lehman Vanessa Theresa Valldejuli Virginia Cook Gerbasi Melanie Godschall Scott Guthrie Lindvall Howard Arthur VanDine III James R. Goldman Channing Moore Hall III Renata Marietta Manzo Susan Davis Wigenton Amy J. Greer Thomas Lloyd Hanley Catherine Millious Marriott James Peppler Winthrop Connie Karassas Gutierrez Daniel Brent Hoye K. Reed Mayo Joseph Scott Gerbasi John J. Jarosak Linda J. McDowell Class of 1988 – 19% Elizabeth Besio Hardin Howard Taft Macrae, Jr. Douglas Steward Newcome Alfred Barlow Albiston Jeanne Morrell Harrell Bryant Mayes Marks, Jr. Brian Thomas Ortelere Douglas Allen Anderson Rebecca Blair Harutunian Cathleen Valentine Martin Terri Lee Reicher L. Lee Byrd Robin A. Heimann-McGhee Bradley Alan Maxa Harry P. Sakellaris Ann Marie Carnes Lacy Estel Holly

34 Kevin Lee Hopkins Mark S. Hedberg Pamela McDade Johnson Christopher Martin Heimann Robert Wayne Jones Helivi Lue Holland Why I Give Richard P. Kruegler Mary Catherine Horrigan Marcia E. Asquith ’90 Robert Blakely Lachenauer Mary-Lynn Nawrocki Krusz Senior Vice President and Corporate Secretary, Keith Bernard Letourneau Andrew Ralston Livingston Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Cheryl Ann Lewis Robert M. McDowell Washington, D.C. Jeffrey Alan Lowe James Thomas Moore Stephen Edward Marshall Daniel John Perry I give because of the lifetime friendships I made at Michael F. McAuliffe Lisette Sell W. Neal McBrayer Caroline LaCour Smith William & Mary, both among my classmates and Bruce William McDougal Martha Leary Sotelo the faculty, that helped me develop personally and Steven M. Mister Thomas Paul Sotelo professionally. I want others to have the same opportunity to attend a school Amy Thatcher Owens Michael Carl Tillotson that helps students find their paths and supports them in their pursuit of Mark William Pearson Rodney Turner Willett fulfilling lives. Peter Friery Pontzer Elizabeth Deininger Redisch Class of 1991 – 19% Larry Wade Schimmels Heidi Wilson Abbott Robert Steven Sheldon Brenton James Allen E. G. Allen III Robert Jeffrey Skinner John Mack Taylor III John Thomas McNelis D. Jarrett Arp Douglas L. Smith Gilbert Earle Teal Annette Marie Moore Deborah Ryan Beckmann Thomas Lee Stahl Robert Vaughan Timms, Jr. Christopher Michael Olson Diane A. Bettino Catherine M. Stanton Steven Joseph Zweig Matthew J. O’Toole John Jerry Bettino Robert W. Storm Matthew Allen Pullen H. Allen Black III John Mathews Stuckey Class of 1992 – 23% Christopher Claar Reed Anne Elizabeth Bomar Susan Stringfellow Walker Joanne Jones Allen Wendy Nuckols Reed Robert Nicholas Bua Mary Elizabeth Warner Elizabeth Hallock Andrews Patricia Erikson Roberts M. Maxine Cholmondeley Karen Elizabeth Wendelken Pamela Suzanne Arluk Neal John Robinson Alan Bradley Clark David Alan Woodmansee David Lawrence Arnold Brendan Linehan Shannon Thomas P. Cody M. Leah Wright John Calvin Brown Price Mitchell Shapiro Andrew Michael Condlin Gregory Paul Brummett Janet Singletary Thomas Class of 1990 – 19% Anne-Marie Shaia Condlin Eric Sinclair Carlson Deann Reck Tigges Christopher A. Abel Christina Adams Demory Jane Sherman Chambers Chamie Grandy Valentine Marcia E. Asquith Pamela S. Duffy Michael Paul Chu Wendy Karen Voss MacKay Morris Boyer Barbara Jean Endres Stephanie Rever Chu Bridget O’Keefe Walsh Thomas Willcox Brooke Marc Forino Elizabeth Dopp Chupik Kevin Denis Walsh Lisa A. Cahill O.C. Freeman, Jr. Jason Evans Dodd Scott McIntosh Zimmerman Robert Harvey Chappell III Claudia Barnes Gangi Kathleen Finley Duthu Donna Schewel Clark Steffanie Nadine Garrett John V. Edwards Class of 1993 – 17% Kevin Francis Clines Michael William Garvey Susan Barger Fox Belinda A. Bacon Cameron N. Cosby Richard William Goeken Michael John Funk Christopher Kelly Barry-Smith Cheshire Eveleigh H. Bradford Hoffman Steven K. Gerber Timothy David Belevetz Sara Beiro Farabow David Jay Ignall Kelly Harris-Braxton Lucy Williams Bowman Felicia L. Faragasso Peter Scott Jordan Dion William Hayes Thomas M. Browder III Peter Thomas Fay Howard Albert Kwon Deborah Barr Hillyard E. Scott Conover John P. Fendig Maribeth Baroody Lowe Daniel Allan Jacobson Pamela M. Conover Charles Anthony Fincher Monica Taylor Monday Amy Louise Jarmon David M. Dalke Donna Esposito Fincher Stephanie Burks Paine Natalia Delcanto Jordan Kerry Anne Doyle-Shannon Mary Allison Francis Martha Anne Pampel Mark Lee Lofgren Eric Ray Finley Lauren Elizabeth Freeman Lisa Entress Pullen Jessica Leigh Lynch Tammy Moss Finley Sharon J. Glover Jeffrey Melchior Schlerf Jerianne Elizabeth Mancini Anne Stuart Hayes

35 Richard Allan Hricik Serena Elizabeth Hirn Joseph Scott Guarino Kirstin Mueller Snead Ellen Duffy Jenkins Matthew Christopher Holloran Wendy J. Hahn Gretchen Lynch Taylor Deidre Cohen Katz Linda Marie Jackson Margaret Frances Hardy Michelle Walsh Tetreault G. Scott Lesmes Christine Mary Johnson Michael David Homans Amy Marie Waskowiak Melissa Callahan Lesmes Jennie Ruth Johnson Laura Dawn Hunt Veena Kumari Luthra Peter Edward Kane William H. Kennedy, Jr. Class of 1996 – 20% Julie Gilges Martin Megan Eileen Kelly Amy Rollins Kreisler Michelle Casale Anderson Audra Lynn Miller Christopher Dikran Koomey Julie P. Laine William D. Brick Victor Jay Miller Robin Vogel Kurz Brett Anthony Loney Catherine Curran Butcher Nicholas Sean Murphy Benjamin Eugene Landon Leo Monroe Marsh Alisa Pittman Cleek Joseph John Quigley Laura Anne Livaccari Brooks Patten McElwain Laura Mae Conner Christine Marie Renda Thomas G. Martinchek Jonathan Lee McGrady Caroline Lee Cross Gregory Keith Richards Andrea Claire Masciale Douglas E. Miller Richard H. Cross, Jr. Sean Stewart Sell Patricia Ann McKenna Craig Scott Nolan Deborah Ann Eckert Maarten Willem Sengers Darryl James Mitchell Andrew Michael Ollis Paul Robert Eckert Scott Adler Shefferman J. Manly Parks Lisa Erin O’Donald Theodore John Fisher Susan Lee Spencer Debra Bryant Pearson Samantha Stecker Otero Louis Duval Frost Eric Adam Stas Marc Andrew Peritz Stephen Dennis Otero Brian Christophe Goebel John Allen Waldrop III David M. Pernini Lori Ann Petruzzelli-Touponse Pamela A. Kultgen Mrs. Jennifer Lee Wier Teresa Brazzel Pernini David A. Pinkowitz Jeffrey James Lamontagne Patrick Randolph Pettitt Theresa J. Pulley Radwan Marc-Olivier Langlois Class of 1994 – 32% Krista Leigh Pollard Douglas Steven Reinhart Lance Daniel Larsen Maureen Coffey Ackerly Julianne Reynolds Andrew Thomas Richardson III James Lawrence Love Brian Scott Alperstein Lee Russell Rimler Jonathan C. Rotter Jon Marshall Mahan Marshall B. Barton Paul Patrick Rooney W. Carter Santos Jeffrey Laurence Marks Jessica Ruth Bernanke Leanne Cusumano Roque Roderick William Simmons Christopher Bost Millner Anne Lindgren Blitch Tara Flynn Rutledge George Perkins Snead Diane Preston Moore John Leslie Brownlee Richard Lee Schwartzbard Pamela W. Carmody James L. Scruggs Marcia Stuart Ceplecha Andrew Macgregor Smith Patty F. S. Cogswell Justin Bayly Smith Susan Beth Comparato Curt Gudheim Spear Why I Give William Michael Connolly Lara Howley Walt Jayne Barnard Judith Mary Conti Gerald Carlyle Wells Kathleen Philpott Costa Cutler Professor of Law John Cussen Class of 1995 – 27% Like everyone who contributes to the Law School Annual Dawn Q jett Darkes Paula H. Agor Jason Robert Davis Carla N. Archie Fund, I give because I am in a profession that has Nancy North Delogu Walter Benzija rewarded me financially; I am proud of my association Brook A. Edinger Matthew J. Bissonette with this community of teachers and students; and I am Marisa Gallehr Faunce Susan Roussel Blackman able to express my own values by earmarking my gifts. R. Tyler Goodwyn IV Elizabeth Patricia Bruns Some of my recent gifts have included seed money for the Business Law Robert James Goulburn Michael F. Cox Review and the Transactional Team. I have also given gifts to the Black Law Charles Tayloe Griffith Scott Bradford Drabenstadt Students Association and the Oliver Hill Scholarship Fund, the Public Service Kim Van Horn Gutterman Alexandra Silva Fannon Jonathan Holland Hambrick Clifford Bridges Fleet III Fund, the Journal of Women and the Law, the Loan Repayment Assistance Kathryn Wilson Hambrick Dennis Richard Foley Program, and the Puller Veterans Benefits Clinic. Each one of these R. Barton Harris Toni A. Friess Millner programs has touched students’ (and often others’) lives. I cannot think of Peter Hayward Hetzel Ruth Litvin Goodboe anything more gratifying than supporting programs that law students value Andrew Michael Herzig Louanna Godwin Goolsby and that enrich them personally and professionally. Michael Marvin Hirn Leslie Sides Guarino

36 Michael D. Moore Class of 1998 – 25% Jean Louise Campbell Class of 2000 – 26% Courtney Collins Nowell Jeffrey Russell Ambroziak David E. Carney Jessica Rachel Arons Peter Brandon Owen Anne-Marie M. Anderson Eunice Kim Chapon Monica Mary Ayres Todd M. Ritter Coburn Robinson Beck Tivey Elizabeth Clark R. Joseph Barton Nicholas Meade Roegner Kathleen S. Bergmann Jennifer Vollmer Copas John Eric Blanton Ali Reza Sharifahmadian Kristan Boyd Burch Anne W. Coventry Elizabeth Anne Breen Scarlett Hardy Spence Daniel Alexander Cody Jill Alison Cramer Elliott Matthew Buckner Monica Kay Thurmond Matthew Philip Cohen Kristi A. Davidson Erika Kroetch Campbell Catherine Ann Trinkle David Nilen Copas Christopher Roger Mack DeLacy Raena Smith Close Wendy Kay Vann M. Ann Neil Cosby Douglas Dziak Heather B. Conoboy Mark Joseph Vucci Rhonda Maria Craig Charles Edward Ehrlich Paul Joseph Dechary Michele Bresnick Walsh Audra Ann Dial Mark D. Epley Craig Alexander Anthony Dixon Stephen P. Diamond, Jr. Janet Benson Forville Trent Matthew Doyle Class of 1997 – 22% Ann Eirich Didden Christopher George Garber Daniel Charles Gasink Christopher Ambrosio Sean Paul Ducharme James Jay Gibson Aaron Steven Goldsmith E. Scott Austin Richard Francis Ensor Francine Friedman Grabowski Kristi Garland Hatrick Anne Graham Bibeau W. Lewis Glenn Stacy DeWalt Grindal Edgar Butler Hatrick IV Susan Elizabeth Bruce Jerald Jordan Gnuschke Tiffany Carder Hull Kevin Franklin Hull Laura Feltman Brendan Holland Ian R. Iverson Carrie R. Hunt Sara Lynn Gottovi Thomas Jefferson IV Karen Scott James Theodore Leonard Hunt Michael George Grable Eliza Hutchison Ketchum Amy Yervanian Jones Kevin Martin Kenneally David Reid Hausmann Ryan Troy Ketchum Kathleen M. Kedian Kindra Lynn Kirkeby Mark Alfred Henley Joseph Shayne Kiefer Vivieon Erika Kelley Stephen Michael Lastelic David McKee Johansen Jeannette Meacham Koonce Deanna Griffith Kucler Bretta Marie Lewis Matthew R. Johnson Thomas Colon Koonce Robert D. Kucler John George Liethen Yvonne Deidre Jones Alex Beckham Long David W. Lannetti Rebecca M. Liethen Ellen Dassance Kennedy Eric Michael Marion Alicia Lewis Alexander Christian Linn John Benson Kennedy Kevin Brian Muhlendorf Gregory Daniel LoGerfo Tate Custer Love Steven Vaughan Key Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp Christine Bannon Lucy Pamela Jenkins Mason Cynthia Cutler Moon Patrick Craig Muldoon Christopher Cochrane Matteson Dawn Sherman Meisner Timothy Patrick Morrison Krista Lyn Newkirk Scott Daniel McBride Charles Dandridge Patterson III Brenda Jean Oliver Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson Katherine Macaulay Mueller Earl G. Pinto Gregory Michael Romano Stacy L. Patten Tracy Hallam Oley Jeffrey Joseph Polich Shaun Michael Rose Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. Kevin M. O’Neill Marc Edward Purintun Richard Harvey Roston Danielle Elizabeth Roeber Amy Laderberg O’Sullivan Kevin David Rice Kathleen Elisabeth Roth Karanja Kamau Rouse Kellam T. Parks Jason C. Rylander Demian Asa Schane Monika Eda Saimre Heather Stacey Parr Mary Elizabeth Sherwin Mary L. Schanning Melinda Hough Sims Ross H. Parr Sandra L. Smith Donald Michael Scotten Laura Spector-Morgan Robert Charles Perez Marybeth L. Steil Ramona Jenny Sein Christopher Josef Thanner Stephen Clawson Robertson John McRae Stuckey III Christine Moseley Shiker Megan Carden Timmins Cristen Sikes Rose Kenneth Andrew Walsh Alexander William Stiles Mark C. Van Deusen Elizabeth E. Rylander Vivian Gembara Williams Ky Tran-Trong Paul J. Verbesey Mary R. Schrider-Fox Amanda Padula Wilson John Carl Valdivielso Kimberly Mae Welsh James Anthony Sherman Michael Gregory Wilson Rachel Elizabeth van der Voort Shawn Stephen Shurden Jeffrey Walton Yeates Adam Werneth Walsh Class of 1999 – 31% Sonia Lee Shurden Anne Walsh Timika Adams-Sherman Julie W. Spain Class of 2001 – 25% Natalie Daub Wilhelm Eunice Park Austin Amy E. Webbink Robin A. Abbott Joni McCray Wiredu Paul Martin Breme Richard L. Weber Erin M. Alkire William David Young Kimberly Barney Burke Robert E. Worst Kara M. Ariail Mary Sue Busser Backus

37 Adam Casagrande Rebecca Borowski Jackson Class of 2004 – 26% Class of 2005 – 12% Tameka Meshaun Collier Michael E. Lacy Gary Lee Abbott Leasa Woods Anderson Dustin Harr Devore Shawn K. Leppo Susan Billheimer Allen Heidi M. Brown Lisa Diane Finklea Courtney M. Malveaux Russell F. Anderson Albert C. Guthrie Robert Andrew Fisher John E. Mauk Sada Rebecca Andrews Christine Higgins Collins Dana G. Fitzsimons, Jr. Shannon E. McClure Robert E. Barnsby Richard G. Collins Benjamin Alexander Goodman Jiwon Park Prichard Edward W. Berg Rosa Jean Evergreen Mark Greenspan Amy Lamoureux Riella James H. Boykin III Caroline B. Fleming Sean Patrick Haney Michael J. Riella Sarah P. Bridges Kelly Jo Gastley Jason William Harbour Elizabeth A. Speck Jennifer Gorga Capone Nicholas R. Johnson H. Lee Harrell Jennifer S. Thibodeau Christopher Ross Clements David B. Lacy James Glenn Harwood Stephen W. Thibodeau E. Carter Chandler Clements Benjamin E. Ladd Emily Anna Hayes Sarah V. Toraason Eric D. Cook Lauren S. Lamberth Liana D. Henry Angela D. Tucker Jessica T. Cook Theodore R. Lotchin Brian Theodore Holmen Erin Turner Angeleen Godbey Cooper Claire M. Maddox Bryson J. Hunter Stewart J. Wetchler Harmon L. Cooper Sean J. Masterson D. Mark Jackson Holly Bench Wood Thomas Tullidge Cullen Sam C. Olive Bryce D. Jewett Amy Collins Ziehm T. Edward Cundick, Jr. Ian M. Ralby Mary Lynne Kupchella Jamie Desciak Zogby Derek C. DeGrass Margaret Ann Riley-Jamison Elana Happe Olson Michael C. Zogby Anne E. Domozick Brian R. Rosenau Sheryl Lynn Orr Jeremy Joseph Domozick Andrew M. Skanchy Class of 2003 – 17% L. Misha Preheim Andrew Richard Fox Katherine Aidala Vorlage Paul Ashley Ainsworth Jonathan Bray Reed Jeremy W. Hochberg David A. Zerby Kevin Michael Barnes Sarah Carter Richardson Heather Paige Hodgman Jahnes John Patrick Bean Travis Aaron Sabalewski Scott D. Kennedy Class of 2006 – 21% William L. Bowen Eric Wade Smith Jennifer Macierowski Kirby Jessica Diane Aber Tyler G. Brass Michael Alan Sprow William G. Lamberth II Sarah Brooke Armstrong Joy L. Bryant Angela Marie Stewart Jennifer Ann Maceda Joshua Ellis Baker Christina Elizabeth Buschmann Jason Brett Torchinsky A. Tevis Marshall David Austin Baroni Dennis Joseph Callahan III Daniel Velez David P. Massaron Megan Eliza Bisk Steven George Carling George Irving Vogel III Jennifer Komoroski McGeorge Jessica Deering Brubaker Lauren Tracey Coapstick Jill Kantor Wainger Fenita L. Moore Samuel Roth Brumberg Ian Robert Conner Elizabeth Martori Weldon Todd H. Muldrew G. David Carter, Jr. Andrea L. D’Ambra Jennifer Jo West Nicholas D. Naum Andrew William Chester Shelley Renee Dolf Monica N. Wharton John Elwood Owens Stephanie L. Crandall Jason Gordon Everett Michael M. Pavlovich Nicholas Martin DePalma Class of 2002 – 20% Charles Hathaway Gray Joshua Daniel Raynes Michael Edward Dick Ada-Marie Walsh Aman Steven Paul Jack Erika C. Reigle Blythe Erin Dillon Matthew Kristian Aman Brian Scott Kelly John K. Roche Casey Lynne Ewart John W. Bagwell Matthew John Kemkes Seth L. Rundle Margaret S. Fischofer Gregory C. Bane Briordy T. Meyers Timothy O. Schimpf Elizabeth Pannill Fletcher Todd Rowell Barlow Edith Margaret Min Kristine Louise Schmidt Melinda Ann Freyfogle Robert E. Baute, Jr. Wyndham Mackai Murray Marya J. A. Shahriary Jeffrey Peter Geiger Laura E. Byrum Wilson Clay Pasley Sean M. Tepe Alvis Leon Hester, Sr. Chad A. Carder Ansley Branner Peacock Jeffrey Scott Thurnher Jason Shin Hobbie Melissa Ann Conner Ann Mason Rigby James A. Vatne Rajeep Singh Jolly James A. Ewing P. Andrew Riley Amanda Lee Wait Michael Thomas Kaufman Nash Joseph Fayad Kendra Langlois Roberson Sarah-Nell Hoffmann Walsh Megan Bridget Kenney Andrew Thomas Galbraith C. Ezekiel Ross Maxwell H. Wiegard J. Nicholas Kornegay Brooke E. Geller Jonathan M. H. Short Spencer M. Wiegard Steven James Lacy Jason C. Halliburton Holland Marie Tahvonen Kerrin C. Wolf Anne Catherine Lahren Saundra Mastro Jack Keith Richard Wesolowski Philip C. Woodward 38 Class of 2008 – 15% Todd MacDonald Garvey Kyle Richard Bahr Christopher Knowles Gottfried Why I Give James Jackson Bilsborrow Erica Brannon Gunn Laura E. “Lee” Kostel Jennie G. Cordis Boswell Troy Leo Gwartney M. Cabell Clay Angela Cupas Hagler Williamsburg, Virginia Kathryn Bridget Codd Nathan Edwin Hagler Andrew Pierce Hanlin I support the Law School in recognition of what a Frank Epperly Correll, Jr. Wendy Brooke Degerman Krista Pietrok Hanvey Marshall-Wythe education has meant to my family. Gregory Vincent Demo Thomas Michael Hendell My husband, Harry ’56, practiced law for more than David S. Galeski David Christopher Holman 45 years, and my son, George ’92, has been in the active Stephanie Novak Gilbert Lauren Ashley Hughes practice of law for more than 20 years. It is my pleasure Jonathan Deva Goodman Jonathan Robert Hyslop to provide student scholarships each year, and to have the chance to get to Julie Ann Greiner Erik Jason Jennings know these bright and dedicated young people. Douglas S. Griswold Lindsay Rachel Kaplan Megan Alexander Hodapp Leigh Wilson Kennedy William Leland Holt Joanna Lyn Klein Timothy Scott Hoseth Joelle E. K. Laszlo Brian Charles Ivy Daniel Dominic Matthews Megan Tumi Jackson Erin Rose McNeill Andrew Clifford Louis M. Anders Esser Alisson Pouille Klaiber Edward Russell Molari Jeffrey Brian Mead Robert Eugene Fay Kristin Nicole Koernig Lena Stasia Munasifi Evelyn Rose Protano Flyn Lee Flesher Kelly Pereira Lackey Christina Lynn Murtaugh Matthew Adley Shaw B. Shawan Gillians Sarah Goette Landres David Adam Neiman Shari Diener Shaw Ian Shimon Hoffman Christopher Lee Lindsey Emily F. O’Leary Matthew Stephen Sheldon Svetlana K. Ivy Jessica Myers Moran Alper Ali Ozinal Rachel E. Shoaf T. Rhys James R. Joseph Noble Jeffrey Scott Palmore Lauren D. Smith Daron L. Janis Bradley Allan Ridlehoover Mark Albert Pike Catherine Miller Stern Thomas Chisman Martin Thomas Eugene Robertson Kimberley Ann Piro David S. Stern Janet Sadler McCrae Catherine Josephine Rotolo Katherine Graham Putnam Edward Trivette Amanda Spruill Moorman Stephen George Svajian Elizabeth Anne Ridler Nini Tin Trivette John Wickliffe Moorman Matthew August Thiel Cameron Michael Rountree Crystal Lynn Tyler Melissa Anne Mott Lindsey Robinson Vaala Omid Safa-Esfahani Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck III Edward Kelley Nickel Kurt Michael Wolber Renee Marie Schwerdt Kevin Scott Wilkes Nora Garcia Nickel Sarah Kathryn Simmons Laura Daniel Willis Linda N. Oramasionwu Class of 2009 – 28% Timothy John Slattery Lincoln D. Willis Michael Christopher Pacella Kenneth Walter Abrams Michael Wayne Smith Reese Arvid Pearson Class of 2007 – 22% Kimberly Dawn Albrecht-Taylor Nicole Elizabeth Sornsin Rachel G. Peternith Benjamin B. Anger Tyler Michael Akagi Brian Arthur Sterling Todd Alan Purdy Latoya Chantal Asia Robert Prentis Beaman III David Wesley Tyler MaryBeth Wysocki Shreiner Sarah Bellinger Beebe Alexander Carlton Blumenthal Emily P. Uhre Blake Douglas Skogland Benjamin Bigger Amy Liesenfeld Blumenthal Daniel Nichols Whitten Michael David Spies Philip Gray Bowditch William Leslie Boswell III Brooke Wright Williams Allison Marie Stelter Holly Ann Brady Ryan William Browning Jason Robert Wool Courtney Bennett Svajian John Amerigo Calabrese Kathryn Suzanne Burnett Chunlian Yang G. Zachary Terwilliger Jennifer Gwynne Case Maryann Nolan Chong Elizabeth Stutts Thompson Christopher John Casey Class of 2010 – 14% Yunup Chong Alison Wickizer Toepp Heather E. Casey Hunter Thomas Allen Sean Christopher Clark Christopher Jamieson Toepp Allison Barger Eddy Nikeshia Womack Arthur Christopher Kent Dorsey Matthew Scott White Seth McChesney Eddy Robert Paul Barrett Brent Michael Dougal William H. Woolston Jessie Margaret Eiler Trent James Benishek William Yates Durbin Katie Ann Young Elisha Seaton Garvey Julia Marie Bishop Robert James Eingurt Jennifer Elle Bowen

39 Christina Mary Carroll Class of 2011 – 16% Lesley Rachel Stefan Class of 2013 – 19% Sara Lynne Chamberlain Andrew Iverson Almand Todd Michael Torres John Robison Alford Janice L. Craft-Henry Anne Hampton Andrews Garrett Dwyer Urban Sarah Caitlyn Aviles Ashley Zema Crenshaw John Richard Annand Lauren Marie Vogt Tricia Lynn Brown Andrew G. English Stephen Paul Barry Hannah Carrigg Wilson Katelyn Elizabeth Busmann Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick M. Hughes Bates III Emily Kate Cohen Class of 2012 – 19% Andrew Aide Gore Brandon Lee Boxler Cavan Thomas Costantino Kristina Marie Beer Nicholas Ryan Johnson Kevin Gerard Crennan Megan Marina Cowles Sarah Christine Berning Corey Daniel Kaplan Shannon Marie Debus-Horn Brian James Daly Stephanie Bray Bitto Noah Alfred Kuschel Derrick Patrick Fellows Laura Kathryn Doore Jeffrey Todd Bozman Casaundra Marie Maimone John Scott Frankenhoff Daniel Ethan Doty Christopher Robert Brennan Myron Demarcus McClees Robert Forest Friedman Devanie Ann DuFour Kristen Ruth Brown Justin M. Neidig Melissa McDowell Gutridge Wesley Jordan Evans Laura Minsun Brymer Benjamin David Novak Peter Christian Hershey William Brice Fiske Kristen Marie Byers John-Peter David Patrizia Veda Lewis Igbinedion Melanie Francoise Fradette Laura Marie Carini Christina Payne-Tsoupros Stanley W. Jackson, Jr. Zachary Andrew Gennett Andrew An-Yu Chan Patrick Cullen Henry II Laura Justine Jacobson Lauren Elizabeth Gill Melissa Ann Charnes Leah Q. Pike Katherine H. Levy Lindsey Jeannine Gill Richard Thomas Clausi Steven George Popps Rustin Kent Mangum Marissa Nicole Goldberg Erin Elizabeth Deal Andrew Palmer Reeve Justin Michael Marchesi James Edward Gross Isabella Charlotte Demougeot Jessica Bonney Reveley Sarah Elizabeth Nokes Naomi Miyeko Harralson Jeremiah Andrew Denton IV Christine Nicole Roushdy Jason Eli Ohana John Boyd Hoke James Ian Dougherty Adrienne Michelle Sakyi Brittany Anne Olwine Zachary Phillip Hunt Miriam Rose Epstein Kristin Nicole Smith Johanna Lloyd Orleski Kelsey Nicole Kremer Rachel Ganong Hershey Edward Randolph Turnbull Cara Boekeloo Ott Patricia Kim Louden Timothy Joseph Huffstutter Christopher Lewis Versfelt Robert Bernard Ott, Jr. Amanda Christine Lowther Joseph Harry Kaczmarek Lawton Buchanan Way Katharine Randolph Paine William Zachary Louden Elizabeth Neill Katona Rebecca Liane Wharton Suzanne Renee Robinson Bonnie Marie Mangold Allison Anne Kotula Christopher Grant Wilson A. Gardner Rordam Jay Reid Mangold, Jr. Anthony Phillips Kupersmith Cameo Kaisler Salembier Adam Skeen McGonigle Brittany Nicole Lee-Richardson Victoria Wolfe Moore Lillian Macartney Deena Katherine Mueller Thomas Christopher Moyer James Seymour Phillips-Farley W. McClain Napier Alexzandria Alene Poole Andrea Nicole Nixon Jesse Daniel Pound John William Nobrega Daniel Seth Reeves Katherine Ann Peebles Shanna Marie Reulbach Jonathan Antwan Peterson Lily Annice Saffer Thomas Wayne Ports, Jr. Joseph Very Sherman Gregory Park Proseus Brooke Davis Simons Ryen Christopher Rasmus Patrick Slade Slebonick Benjamin James Reed Merideth Bryant Snow Emily L. Riggs Vladislava Soshkina Jacqueline Ann Rogers Mary-Carson Saunders Stiff Christina Maria Sartorio Joshua David Stiff Jay Kant Sinha Lee Evan Tankle William Scott Versfelt Jarred Otis Taylor III Davis M. Walsh Matthew Alexander Turtoro Michael Lawerance Warwick Katherine Elizabeth Ward Catherine M. Wilmarth The new Zime bistro in the student lounge offers hot entrees, salads, soups, and coffee from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Zachary Alexander Withers during the school day. James Robert Zadick

40 2013–2014 Friends of the Law School

Rachel Abbey BJ Baltz Dixie Lynn Berman Sue August Bridenstine Billy Abbott Angela Marie Banks W. Douglas Berry Jason M. Bridges Omar Abdelhamid Elizabeth K. Bantley Paul M. Bibeau Jack Thomas Brock ’14 Ann Morse Abdella Frank Barcalow Betsy Biros-Bules Marsha Brock Benjamin Peter Abel Frances A. Barclay Katherine F. Black Monica Broderick Laura K. Abel Mary K. Barker Sherrie Black Emily Harshbarger Browder Benjamin C. Ackerly Hattie C. Barley Van Black Amanda G. Brown Alan T. and Sharyl L. Ackerman James Scott Barlow Jerry Blackman Arch M. Brown, Jr. Rebecca N. Adair Maggie Keating Barlow M. Jennifer Blackmon Colin R. Brown Eugenia M. Agatstein Adrienne Moesel Barna Elizabeth Scott Blair Donna Kleine Brown Larry Agne Jayne W. Barnard Sarah Ford Bland Escha Jeannette Brown Brian Agor Polly Barnes Elizabeth L. Blanton Joan L. Brown Jenny Akagi Tamera Lynn Counts Barnes Melissa Willcox Blanton Judith Cardelli Brown George T. Albiston Alisha Barnsby James Daniel Blitch IV Sarah Brown-Bahr Peter A. and Eileen Alces Anne Haynes Barr Iliana Blumberg Solveig Brownfeld Mary Richardt Alderman Christi Barranger Joan Lubeley Boardman Danielle Taylor Browning Cristina Alesci Betty Anne Barrett Michael Bobrow Barbara Edmonson Bruce Tena Marie Alexander John P. Barron Susan L. Bobrow Laraine M. and Charles Brumberg Matthew Alkire Kelly Barry Lori and Yale Bohn Kim L. Brummett Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Allaire Nancy and Kevin Barry Luke Boland Raymond E. Bruns Benjamin Allen Lori Ann Barry-Smith Joyce McMillan Bolton Rebecca Jenkins Bruton Mary Beth Allen Polly Scott Bartlett Nelda Joplin Booker Robert Bryant Cynthia Flood Almand Suzanne F. Barton DiAnn Borasky Thomas M. Buchanan Emily Reijmers Almand Thomas M. Barton Christine A. and Anthony J. Borzaro, Jr. Marisa R. Budwick Ramiro Alonso Judith M. Barzilay William Boston Sharon Foster Burdick Wendy Alperstein Theresa K. Baumann David Hornsby Bowditch Kathryn T. and Robert L. Burger Hassan Al-Sayed Elisabeth Shyjka Baute Janine Bowen Stephanie Anderson Burke Betsy C. Anderson Laura and Todd Beach John W. Bowen Barbara Edwards Burnette Elyse F. and William M. Anderson, Jr. Betsy Rivenbark Beaman Jill Fasching Boxler Mary Whitt Busbee Gordon T. Anderson Catherine Morse Beaman Karen Cederstrom Boyd Marie P. Bush Mary A. Anderson Theodore Bean Sara Miller Boyd Erika Weiss Butler Richard Anderson Lindley Wellons Beck Eric Lee Boyer Lynda Lee Butler Malcolm S. Andrews Brian Beckmann Lois M. Boyer Dorothy Ellen Fisher Byrd Anonymous (3) Edward Bedno Sara C. Boyle Debra Geoghegan Call Joseph Owen Arata Paul Beebe Linda Kvam Boyte Michelle Callahan Peter Armstrong Julianne T. Belevetz Patti and Raymond Bozman Mildred O. Callear Gerard Arnone Karen L. Bell Javier Brady Cynthia Thomas Calvert Charles J. Ashbach Jeffrey W. Bellin Josh Branson Gabriel Calvo Mitzi Sue Ackman Ashe Ronnie Belmarez Marra Piazza Brass Erica Campbell Marilyn Ashley Donald Richard Bennett Jaimee E. Braun Robert Campbell Patricia and Joseph Ashman Lisa Burkhard Bennett George P. Braxton, Sr. Rixey Smith Canfield Scott Backus Lisa M. Benzija Jane Kremer Bray Lyn R. Cannon Howard Baetjer, Jr. Hanne L. and Richard K. Berg Jeffrey A. and Suzanne Reigel Breit Richard A. Canty, Jr. Catherine Alissa Bagaglio Lisa Lauren Berger Cynthia L. Breme Christopher M. Capone Elmo E. Ball IV Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Berliner Barbara and Ralph Edwin Bresler Mary I. and Joseph Capurso

* Deceased 41 Amy Carder Michele A. Cosby Nancy Dickerson Lisa Fay Allison Carling Amauri G. Costa Damian G. Didden Susan Fayad Laura J. Carlson Deborah M. Costakos Armand S. Discini Walter S. and Kay Felton William Carroll James J. Costello Hilary Grant Dixon Jennifer Crawford Fendig Monica Anne Carter Casey Cothran Patricia Anne Dixon Cathy Fennell Alexis Battiston Casagrande Betty Cox Cheri Glenn Dobberteen Karen A. Ferguson Nancy McKaig Case Jennifer Cox Georgia Donaldson Linda Barlow Ferreri Nancy D. Casey Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Sue Marshall Donaldson John A. Ferriss III Victoria A. Casey Janice Crabtree Mary T. Donofrio Perry Harschutz Field Kathy Allin Cassano Michael I. Cragg Lisa Dorsey William E. and Joyce Whitlock Fields Koneta Lodge Cassidy Charles Craig Nicole Dougal Michael Finan Caitlin Danielle Cater ’14 Jason Craig Mary Beth Doughty Bernice Fischer Elizabeth M. Cavallari Joel Crandall Carol and Dennis F. Douglas Keith Fischler Christopher Ceplecha John Gregory Crandall Dean Davison M. Douglas and Shelly Fisher Jan Matthew Chabala Joseph Craugh Kathryn R. Urbonya Neal Fitch Nancy Chambers Mark Thomas Creighton W. Birch Douglass III Marion Beers Fitzgerald Fredric D. Chanania Clarke Crenshaw Clyde W. Downs Linda Copeland Fletcher Eric Chapon Jane H. Crimmins Courtney Doyle N. Scott Fletcher Christina Checkel and Mark David Sweet Lois M. Critchfield Traci Renae Doyle Penelope Coiner Fletcher Arda Jean and Don M. Christensen Gina Culbert Jonadell Pascoe Dray Pearcy L. Flippen Ronald L. Chupik Amy Stout Cullen Nicholas P. Drozdoff Janice W. Flora Linda Elizabeth Church Jodie Cundick Diann Katherine Ducharme Samantha Francis Flynn Scott Cilley Cindy Kaye Currence Liam M. Duffy Betsy Foard Gretchen A. Clancy Mary E. Cussen Karen Richardson Dugan Brian Joseph Focarino ’15 Thomas A. Clare Mark J. D’Ambra Laurie Ann Duncan Robert William Fogg Ann Clark Mark Damrongsri Leah A. Dundon Matthew Ford Elizabeth A. Clark Mary Holland Dana David D. Dunn Nini Forino Gary Alvin Clark Jeannine H. Daniel Gregory William Durham ’14 Ezekiel Foster, Jr. Lois Concini Clark Jerome M. Daniel Sue Dorsey Durrett Colleen Fox Richard L. Clayton Kathleen Evans D’Antonio P. Michael Duthu Gerhard P. Fox Patrick Roger Cleary III Robert Davidson Nancy Webster Dutro Justin Frackelton Craig Marshal Cleek Lloyd R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dycus Anthony Fradette Jan Cloud Patricia Davis Sheila Edwards Pamela Mabius Franck Mary Ellen Cody Patricia L. Davis Grant Elliott Dianne Boffa Frantz Dale H. Cohen Gaye Mitchell Deal Judy Abner Elmore Angelina Menoza Frias Elizabeth A. and Charles L. Coleman, Jr. Gail Mary DeBlass Jane O. Emmerson Beverly G. Frieden Robert I. Coleman III Amy Francis Dechary Randall Emry Annette Rooney Fries Christine Connelly Diane E. Decker Sally Joan Enderle Lucie H. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Conner Diane Deering and David Smith C. Anderson Engh, Jr. Dorothy Blythe Frostick Marcia and William Connolly Lisa Degrass Elizabeth Cargo Esser Marijke Frye Taylor Leigh Connolly ’14 Shannon Schemmel DeLacy Janette L. Estes Darnell B. Fulton Mary Ann Conrad Mary Ann S. Delano Karen J. Evans Kyle Tabor Furr Alison Ashby Conte Joseph Del Greco Mary Anderson Evans Mary C. Gaertner Gynetha Coxwell Conway Joseph Delogu David C. Everett Paulette Galanko Suzanne Guertin Conway Sally Horton Demo Heidi Everett Deborah L. and Joseph S. Galeski III Carole Bazarian Cookson Barbara DeMoss Michael Shawn Fannon Martin D. Gallivan Alice Critzer Cooper Jane Bowden Denman Ford Franklin Farabow III Marcia L. Gallo Loren Copeland Edward Jason Dennis Gregory G. Faragasso Raul Octavio Gandara Kathy L. Cornelius Cynthia Desler Timothy Benton Fariss Rina Mahesh Gandhi ’14 Mary Nipper Cornwell Betty Devitt Carol and Danny Fassio Robert Gangi Suzanne Devore Glen Allen Faunce Laura Garber

42 Sandra J. Garcia-Tunon Layne Grindal Richard E. Hill, Jr. Alice Tsaras Jameson Therese E. Gardner Hector W. Griswold, Jr. Susan McNamara Hill Calvin Donnell Jamison Linda Garnier Heidi A. Griswold Paul W. Hillyard III Heather R. Janis Deborah Noone Garrett Jordan Grossman Anne Hines Sarah Jebo Kathryn Sue Garvey Susan S. Grover Ron Hiss Teresa Virginia Jefferson Amy Rankin Garvin Nathaniel P. Gunn Chad Hodapp Anne T. Jeffords Virginia Callahan Gasink Elizabeth Barlow Gupta Carleen Hoffman Kathleen Page Jenkins Leslie Gates Arthur J. Gutierrez Nancy Nicholson Hoffman Paul Christopher Jenkins Malisa M. Gatje Matthew Gutridge Sally Lorraine Hoffmann Elizabeth Updike Jiranek Kristy Archer Geiger Adam R. Gutterman Sarah Hoffman Chrisanne Johansen Joel Gemmell Gretchen and Paul Gvoth Jean E. Hogenson Beverly Stanard Johnson Denise Pelletier Gennari Katie Gwartney Michele Hoke Chuck Johnson Andrew M. Genser Ruth and Michael A. Haas Patricia Massey Hoke Douglas A. Johnson Anne George Patti L. Hall Rick C. Holden Gretchen Gaudes Johnson Sue Ellen S. Gerber Cindy Halliday Jeanne Holland Lynne M. Johnson Kathleen Gereski Vivian Hamilton Martha Jean Holland Martha M. Jones Betty Gibson Euphemia Hammer Lyttleton Hollowell Matthew Jones Sarah Banks Gifford Michael Hammer Jennifer R. Holly Peter Jones Russell Gilbert Blaire Campbell Hammock Jane Hertz Holman Tonya Lee Jones Diane Giordano Thalia D. Hammond David Burton Holmes Desiree N. and C. Michael Jordan Leslie Giorno Michelle Hamner Tien Homans Jean Attridge Josephson Linda and David Glajch Cindy M. Haney Lawrence David Hopkins Anita J. Josey-Herring Mary Anne Glanzer Martha D. Haney Matthew Hopper Ilissa Amy Kabak Joanna L. Gluckman Jason Hanvey Mary Heusel Horlick Sarah Kaczmarek Patricia R. and Harold B. Goebel Adlai S. Hardin Paul Horn W. Wilford Kale, Jr. Rebecca Anne Goebel John Jay Harootunian Elizabeth Mercie Horton John R. Kane Joann E. Goergen Patricia Shea Harris Margaret Ruffin Horvath Linda P. Kaplan Sarah Maddocks Goewey Albert T. Harutunian III Ann C. Howard Robert E. Kaplan Michael R. Goodboe Kimberly Harwood Susan C. Howard-Smith Kecha Costas Kashouty Debbi Goodman Suzanne B. Harwood Susan R. Howe Elizabeth W. Katona Emma Goodman Mary Hassell Maureen Hoye Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam Gloria Dube Goodman Gladys Bulwinkle Hatchl Pam Hricik Sandra Keller Suzanne S. Goodwyn Keena M. Hausmann Mary Y. Hubbard Chris Kelly Allen C. Goolsby Carol Valtin Hawkens Friedrich Otto Huck William R. Kelly Michelle F. Gordon Shelby M. Hawthorne Cynthia Nash Huddleston Jean M. Kemkes Nicole Gottfried J. Christopher Heagerty Larry H. Hull Gisela E. Kemper Susan P. and Peter K. Gottfried Sharolyn Bailey Heatwole Diane Hunt Beth Bliler Kenagy Michael Grabowski Jacqueline Hechtkopf Karleigh Scott Hunt Daniel Patrick Kennedy Connie H. and Gilbert L. Granger Lois P. Hedberg Scott Hunt Matthew Kenney Jean M. Graves Cynthia A. Heimann Cindy Hunter Robin Kesler Lauren Gray Barbara Roberts Heller Sallie Hutcheson Robert H. Ketchum Robert Dozier Gray James S. Heller and Janet L. Crowther Carol Ann Hutchinson Laura J. Key Michael S. Green and Kiersten Lee Boyce Deborah Hendel Lynne Jones Hutton Maria DiBella Kiley Betty K. Greenspan Jane F. Henley Brenda C. Irons Allyson W. and John E. Kinard Leigh W. Greer Christopher E. Henning ’14 Pamela Irvin Cheryl and Michael King J. D. Greiner Adrienne Hensley Brandt Smith Isaacs Dorothy Newton King Virginia Lynn Hendrick Grey Kathleen May Herman Kimberly Dowell Isler Kathryn P. King Christopher Lee Griffin, Jr. Susan Maire Hahn Hetzel Josiah Jackson Kay and Reid D. King Jane Griffith Laura A. Heymann Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Jacquet Nell W. King Kristina Malcolm Griffith David Arms Heywood Jay Jahnes Sherri Reeves King B. Lynn Grimes Ann C. Hibbard Matthew James Patrick Kirby

43 Karl Martin Kirkeby Brenda J. Lenhart Diana Eckles Majette James Matthew Mead Richard Wilson and Pauline Kirkpatrick Kamala Hallgren Lennetti Mary Bennett Malveaux Margie Mead Nicholas Richard Klaiber Bonnie R. Lent Lori Ann Mandigo Karen Quimlam Meili Jeffrey Michael Klein Susan Heck Lent Monica Manns Marc R. Meisner Rozalyn Klein Holly Williams Leppo Jennifer Marchesi Jean Mellott Jeraline Seelinger Knight Jacqueline L. Lester Rebecca and Paul Marcus Keith Mercer Margaret D. Knopping Jane C. Lewicki Lynne Koppenhaven Margolin Zella L. Mervis Rebecca W. Knowles Ann Brooke Lewis Deborah Lynn Marks Claire Madison Metcalfe Andrew Koch James Earl Lewis Geraldine R. Marks L. D. and Becky A. Metcalfe Denise Williams Koch Mark E. Lewis Susan A. Marks Elaine H. Midkiff Katrina Koomey Dorothy Rothman Lewy Jennifer Louise Marmorino Joanne and John Miley Lynda Korotash Laurie Leydig Patricia St. George Marron Catherine W. Miller Kathleen Mann Korroch Cynthia Kocher Lhost Carrie Land Marsh Denine M. Miller Laura Everitt Kostel Pamela J. Lilly Carrie Marshall Gregory Miller Susan C. Kousek Andrew W. Lindsey ’14 Margaret L. Marshall Lisa Williams Miller Kathleen Kraninger Carol Lindsey Roma Marshall Pamela Sue Miller Josephine Ursini Krantz Christina Lea Lindsey Charles G. Martin, Jr. Russell A. Miller Nevin Kreisler Lisa Riley Lindvall Diana Parsons Martin Sarah I. Miller Maureen M. Kroeger James A. Livingston Stephen W. Martin Andrew Millet Ginger Kruchko Susan Y. Livingston William Henry Martineau M. Elizabeth Millette Theresia R. Krussel Michael F. Loffredo Ashley Roberta Mason Gerrish Milliken, Jr. Scott A. Krystiniak Larry H. Lohman Larisa Mason Patricia A. Mills David Jeffrey Kuhn Ann M. Lokey Taylor Montgomery Mason Aye Min William J. Kurz III Cindy Lonergan Paul J. Massey Barbara Lewis Mitchell Lynda M. LaCasse Ann Long Jessica C. Matthews Kirsteen Mitchell Carolanne Rogers Lachenauer Joy Smith Long Mark Edward Matthews Ian Moar Kimberly Lacy Nancy Jean Longo Lemuel E. Mauldin III Eric Helms Monday Cindy LaFratta Eric Longstreet Rebecca T. Maxa Alexander Gaylord Monroe Susan M. Lagrotteria Laurel B. Lonnes Cynthia M. Mazanec Traci Montgomery Paul Laine Karen Moore Lorenz Jennifer McBride Bobby Moon Martha Anne Lambert Terri T. Lorincz Suzanne Mary McClung Karen and Walter W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. Lande Sarah K. Lotchin Maston Ross McCorkle, Jr. Edward Ernest Moreland Philip Landesberg Taylor-Lynn Louis Barbara S. McCulla Brenda G. Moren Mary G. Lane Jennifer Love Elaine Golbeck McDermott Elizabeth Morina Shannon Katherine Lane Shannon Love John Christopher McDermott David Frederick Morrill Michelle Langlois Jenny Loveland Diane M. and Stephen T. McDonald Gail Lashner Gail White Lubeley Pauline B. McDonald Luisa Torres Lastelic Tonia Luk Jennifer Griffin McDowell Lisa Lavallee A. Michael Lussier Michael Leon McElwain Kathryn A. Lawrence Robin R. Lutz Blythe J. and Mark D. McGarvie Linda and James M. Lawrence, Jr. Catherine B. Mabry Richard James McGhee Christopher Thomas Lay Jill MacDonald Sharon Henry McGinty Ruth A. Layman Christina MacDowell Frances Gibson McGlothlin Elizabeth Sykes Lease Steven Maceda Carol D. McGrath Melissa Leatherman Elizabeth Mackenzie Nathalie McGregor Diane and Fredic I. Lederer Laura Coogan Mackler and Dorothy Heywood McKenney Hillary Masters Lee Alexander Snyder-Mackler ’14 Robert H. McKenzie, Jr. John W. Lee Philip A. Mactaggart Carol A. McKinney Melanie Ann Lee Mark A. Maguire Patrick McNeill Greg Lehman Karen Mahan Laura F. McNew Meg Lehman Jennifer T. and Anthony C. Maidenberg Thomas W. McNinch

44 Thomas E. Morris Donna B. Owens Susan P. Ferguson Pollaro Kimberly K. Roos Carmelina S. Morrison Harlean Scott Owens Judith Warner Pomije Steve Roque Ruth Elizabeth Morrison Nancy C. Padgett-Johnston Margaret Dean Pontzer Mary Katherine Rordam Kelly Morton Pete Paine Dana and Jeffrey M. Poole Juley A. Rosa, Jr. Leigh Anne Mosby Ruth J. and Ronald J. Palenski Agneta Portanova Robin Rosenberg Michael D. Moss Ashton Palmer Sara Williams Post Ronald H. Rosenberg and Yanfang Tang Rick Moul Mary Ann Palmer Rebecca D. Potter Barbara Byer Rosenberger Trudy Shilling Moyles Katie White Palmore Elizabeth Pound Donna Ross Michael D. Mueller Leslie Tray Pankey Randolph Scott Powell Kimberly Leblanc Ross Amy Longnecker Muhlendorf Holly Cobb Parker Joan R. Powers Robert M. Ross Teresa M. Mulqueeny-Stern Blaine Parkerson Gregory A. Presnell Brenda Ann Roston Amy Munson Carol Parks Elizabeth K. and Steven P. Pressler Vivianne Denise Roth Mark J. Murphy Victoria Clauss Parks Samuel Jacob Pressler ’15 Stacey Ruby Sally Murphy Harriet J. Passarelli Daniel Prichard Emily Rudiger Bruce R. Murray Bradford Nelson Patten Lydia R. Pulley Carolyn Testa Rye Pamela Murray Donald N. and Marty Patten Elizabeth McMullen Pusey Camille Adele Sabourin Amy Nadel Anne D. Paul Rochelle Dawn Quiggle Marisa Safa Phyllis and Edward Napier Thomas G. Pavey and Karen K. Jackson-Pavey John P. Quinn Kimberly Sakellaris Elizabeth Anne-Marie Naum Carol H. Payne Jeremy C. Radwan Prudence Phillimore Salasky Lee Ann Necessary J. Michael Payne Michele T. Ralston Andrew Salembier Valerie and Robert E. Nelson Aristidis Payne-Tsoupros Larsa Kateh Ramsini ’14 Joni Milsap Santos Cathy H. Neubaum Chaaron Pearson Julia McWhorter Raney Jody Newman Sarfan Patricia Murphy Neuberger David Blaise Pearson Paula Rattray Leslie B. Sargis Patricia M. Newman Polona Pearson Carol Ann Rauen Jonathan Paul Sasser Susan Newman Shirley V. Pearson Grace Raymond Laure Bigio Saunders Craig Newmark Lindolfo Pedraza Sally Reavely Marilyn T. Saunders Patton V. Nickell Susan B. Peet Steve Redisch Rosanne C. Saunders Karen L. Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Peiffer David H. Reid Nancy Mitloff Sayer Marie Insley Nicolo Lauraleigh Young Penney Kathryn English Reinhart Wynne Sbertoli Kathryn L. Niewenhous Pamela Jordan Penny Lindsey B. Reinholdt Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Elizabeth Baldwin Noble Amanda Hooke Perez Marion Kizer Renne Soncha Park Scearce Robert C. Noel Hope Peritz Nelson Martin Reveley Craig Schanning Katherine Henderson Nolan Claudia Kendrew Perles President W. Taylor Reveley III and Kenneth M. Scheibel, Jr. Kathleen D. Nolan Elizabeth Skelton Perry Helen Bond Reveley Erin L. Schlerf Alan L. Nordlinger Richard L. Perry Robert C. Ribble Ruth R. Schreiber Susan Latherow Norwood Andrew Peternith Tracy Marie Richards Beth Schroeder Quinn Novak Genine Pettit William M. and Mary Bobbitt Richardson Gary Schuman Ann L. Nowak Mary Ellen Petty David S. Rietz Nora Schuster Aubrey Carter Nowell Charles D. Pfleegor, Jr. Allison Burling Riley Nancy Schwartz Debra H. Nuckols Carlyn Phillips Megan Ritter Robert Schwerdt Karen O. O’Brien Eleanor Snead Phillips Patricia Seymour Ritz Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Katie L. Ocampo ’14 Paula L. Phillips Joshua Roberts William J. Scruggs, Jr. Kim O’Grady Chick Pierce Kaitlyn C. Robertson Jane C. and Wendell Sebastian Alison Ohana Philip Henry Pinkey Shirley May Perry Robinson Katherine Good Semisch Brian O’Leary Marci Pinkowitz Diane Marie Robusto Betty Sue Grombacher Shane William W. Oley Joseph B. Platt Mary Helen Rodgers Lisa B. Shapiro Lisa W. O’Mahony Susan Wright Pleasants Cassandra Blythe Roeder ’14 Barbara Tupper Sharp David O’Neill Linda Poinsett Linda Seltzer Roesen Renee B. Sharpe Patty Purish O’Neill Barbara Anne Poland Paige Loller Rogers Elizabeth A. Sheets Douglas Orleski Kelly Rohlwing Polich Molly Yeager Romano Katherine E. Sheldon Susan Stanton Osborne Joann Rompella Melanie Barnes Sheldon Bill Oshel 45 Beverley and Edward Shelesky Laura Simpkins Stock Danielle M. Troumouliaris ’14 Nancy Richards West Andrea Peters Sherman Joseph Nelson Stoker Karen McCoy Tuozzolo Reggie West Nancy Sherman Marilynn Florio Stowe Sarah M. Turnbull André Wharton Tyler Sherwin Susan L. Streisand James M. Turner Nancy and Gary M. Wheeler Donna Shewmake Steve Stromberg Donna Gall Tyburski Katherine and Brainerd Whitbeck, Jr. Brian Louis Shiker Valerye A. Stuckel John Edward Vajda Betty Lou White B.J. Shorak Elizabeth Seckler Stuckey Patricia Louise Vakos Jennifer Hoffman White Belita Kay Mustain Short George Yuraka Sugiyama Judith Lynn Valdivielso Sarah White Linsey Clair Short Dorothy Hynes Sullenberger Henry Lee Valentine III Lillie Laderberg Whitehurst Russell A. Short President Emeritus and Terry and Timothy Vance Patricia C. Whitehurst Robert Duval Shrader, Jr. Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Randy Pearson Van Dam Kate Komarnicki Whitten Joseph Ritner Shreiner III Michele M. Sumilas Brittney Hewitt Van Deusen Jeffrey Wier Suzanne Cheryl Shreves Joann A. Summers Kelly Woods Vaughn Kevin P. Wigenton Lee Shubert Yan Sun LLM ’14 Jennifer Verbesey Alexander Mark Wilhelm Julie A. Shubin Nancy Seaton Sundberg Katie McLoughlin Verselft Peggy Welch Williams Conrad M. Shumadine Suzanne Smith Sundburg Mary and David S. Versfelt Shawn Reilly Williams Jack Siegel Jodi Susser Kathleen Mary Vienna Simone Tiara Williams ’14 Patricia F. Siegel Aina and Tyler Sutton Jennie Burrows Vogel Susanne Williams Lynn G. and William B. Simmons Eric James Sutton David Vorlage Marianna Leeds Willis Linda B. Simon Pamela Hope Swift Michelle Moriarty Vucci Diane C. Wilson J. Scott Sims Leigh Mason Sykes Brian Wainger Deborah Cain Wine Lara Skanchy Brenden Taylor Philip Wait Ellen O. Winthrop Kimberly S. Skinner Hunt Taylor Kathy Waitzer Edward Wiredu Jenny Wong Slaughter Lynne Taylor Joann Goodman Waldrop Kelly Samuels Wise Sharon Freeman Slipow Lynn Russell Taylor Becki Walker Katie Kirkpatrick Wolber Bryon F. Smith Paige Taylor Lewis D. and Ellen Goldthwaite Walker Dixie Davis Wolf Denise Blair Smith Sally Lawson Taylor Susannah W. Walker Sally Wolfe Eileen Burkhalter Smith Sara Frances Taylor Kristen Walsh Mark Wolk Leigh Smith MaryAnne Teal Nan E. Walsh Patricia Marie Buckley Wolthuis Matthew Smith Marilyn Joseph Tencza Mike Walsh Janis Lee Wood Virginia Graef Smith Pamela R. Terp Daniel J. Walt Cynthia Woodmansee Stuart B. Snyder Stephanie D. Terry Christine Riegle Walter Lyla Jane Woodward John Scott Sokol Anne Greenfield Terwilliger Barbara P. Walton Alexandra Libby Wool Brett Spain Shari Mortimer Thanner Alan J. Ward Jacqueline S. Wooldridge Dina Sparks Brent Mason Thomas Jean M. Ward-Smith Miranda N. Woolston Lorrie Andrew Spear Dave Thomas Robert W. Warnement Elizabeth N. Wright Karen Kay Speer Lori M. Thomas Rita A. Warner Leslee Ann Wright Cheryl Young Spotts Trish Thomas Goldie Cotten Warren Michael Wronsky Douglas Standriff Forrest Scott Thompson Helen H. and Michael E. Warwick Benjamin Robinson Yerxa Winifred Ann C. Stark Larry James Thompson Anne Was Burton Young Shirley T. Starr Rachel Evelyn Thurnher Jacob William Wasko Robert Young Michelle Plagata Stas Fred Tilton Shelton Weatherford Way Ann Smitha Zachariah ’14 Sharon Rill Stauffer Joan Marie Tokarz Mr. and Mrs. Ron Webbink Lucille B. Zaleski Martha Wessells Steger Nancy Barben Tomes Kathleen V. Weber Elizabeth E. and John V. Zells John Steil James Todd Toney Courtney Franklin Weigard Gerald M. Zeno Alan Steinberg Anne C. and George Topic Kristen Krieger Weiss Anne M. Zepkin Jonathan Stelter Marshall J. Touponse Jaime Welch-Donahue and John F. Donahue Stephen Andrew Ziehm Jarrett Michael Stephens Aileen Catherine Trainer Jane Dickerson Wellons Sherilyn O. Zimmerman James Y. Stern April W. Treado Patricia Wells Anthony C. and Debbie Zinni Marta and James Stewart Susie Trible Kathryn Wesley Anne Zobel Brigitte M. Trono Dean A. West

46 2013–2014 Foundations, Corporations & Law Firms

Joseph Alexander Foundation Inc. McGuireWoods LLP David E. Post Family Foundation Virginia Coastal Coalition Amazon.com National Center for State Courts T. Rowe Price Program for Virginia Environmental Endowment APA Virginia National Regulatory Conference Charitable Giving Virginia Law Foundation Beazley Foundation, Inc. NEX, Inc. Railway Supply Institute Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Bloomberg L.P. Norfolk Southern Corporation Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation Vitreus Foundation Breit, Drescher & Imprevento, P.C. The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Saul Ewing LLP William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. The Keith Campbell Foundation Foundation Sons & Daughters of the Colonial & Willcox & Savage, P.C. Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565-1861 Carneal-Drew Foundation James W. Perkins Memorial Trust WolfVision, Inc. TowneBank Foundation Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. The Claudia & Steven Perles Family World Resources Institute Foundation Venable LLP Christopher Wren Association Cisco Systems, Inc. Coca-Cola Company Comcast Corporation Derrick Family Foundation Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth River Crossings OpCo, LLC Equal Justice Works Extron Electronics Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Freedom Scientific Greater Peninsula Women’s Bar Association Hampton Roads Bankshares Honeywell, Inc. Jiranek Company, PA Kaplan Bar Review Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Kirkland & Ellis LLP KPMG, LLP McDermitt, Will & Emery McGill University James and Frances G. McGlothlin Foundation

47 The FirmMate Challenge

The FirmMate Challenge encourages Law School graduates at participating firms or agencies to support Marshall-Wythe by striving to reach 100 percent alumni participation at their organizations. We thank those firms that participated in this program in 2014 and also wish to express our gratitude to the FirmMate Coordinators at each firm who contributed their time and financial resources to help with this important program.

Firms FirmMate Coordinators (listed in order by highest percentage participation)

1. Holland & Knight LLP Thomas W. Brooke ’90 2. Norfolk Southern Corp. Maquiling B. Parkerson ’98 3. Covington & Burling LLP Jeffrey T. Bozman ’12 4. Reed Smith LLP Shannon E. McClure ’02 5. Arnold & Porter LLP Rosa J. Evergreen ’05 6. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Trent J. Benishek ’10 6. Locke Lord LLP 6. Vinson & Elkins LLP Amy L. Riella ’02 7. Jones Day Tracy H. Oley ’99 8. Kaufman & Canoles P.C. Mary Elizabeth Sherwin ’00 9. Hunton & Williams LLP Sean P. Ducharme ’98 10. Sands Anderson P.C. Annemarie DiNardo Cleary ’88 11. Willcox & Savage P.C. Jason E. Ohana ’11 12. Venable LLP Ronald W. Taylor ’81 13. McGuireWoods LLP Benjamin S. Candland ’04 14. Hirshler Fleischer P.C. Michael H. Terry ’82 14. Pepper Hamilton LLP Gregory A. Paw ’88 15. Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP 16. Troutman Sanders LLP Nora G. Nickel ’07 16. Williams Mullen Catherine M. Marriott ’86 17. Vandeventer Black LLP Jane D. Tucker ’86 18. LeClair Ryan William Shewmake ’85

If you would like to help with the FirmMate Challenge at your firm for 2014–2015, please contact Laura Beach at (757) 221-3795; [email protected]. We look forward to adding the names of more firms next year.

48 2013–2014 Participation

Class Dollars No. in Class Donors Participation 1950 $1,250,225 4 3 75% 1983 $92,424 172 52 30% 1951 $210 7 2 29% 1984 $63,744 176 69 39% 1952 $2,100 6 3 50% 1985 $31,150 160 38 24% 1953 $500 6 1 17% 1986 $94,231 155 41 26% 1954 $350 5 2 40% 1987 $29,128 155 36 23% 1955 $300 8 2 25% 1988 $24,453 172 33 19% 1956 $200 7 2 29% 1989 $41,125 173 50 29% 1957 $1,000 6 1 17% 1990 $21,289 175 34 19% 1958 $150 6 2 33% 1991 $29,169 199 38 19% 1959 $450 10 3 30% 1992 $34,515 189 44 23% 1960 $850 8 3 38% 1993 $11,666 187 32 17% 1962 $25 12 1 8% 1994 $46,988 195 63 32% 1963 $3,700 15 7 47% 1995 $24,022 173 46 27% 1964 $2,025 14 5 36% 1996 $33,666 169 33 20% 1965 $3,325 30 9 30% 1997 $28,741 161 36 22% 1966 $38,000 36 10 28% 1998 $20,275 171 43 25% 1967 $3,550 35 9 26% 1999 $20,965 176 54 31% 1968 $29,201 47 20 43% 2000 $19,985 172 44 26% 1969 $16,430 45 17 38% 2001 $13,173 158 39 25% 1970 $55,131 39 12 31% 2002 $15,265 178 35 20% 1971 $28,400 48 15 31% 2003 $11,030 179 30 17% 1972 $41,980 49 16 33% 2004 $20,433 196 51 26% 1973 $68,626 120 37 31% 2005 $5,613 187 22 12% 1974 $99,731 138 63 46% 2006 $14,575 207 43 21% 1975 $52,510 119 37 31% 2007 $20,448 206 46 22% 1976 $55,374 130 51 39% 2008 $24,271 219 32 15% 1977 $24,310 140 49 35% 2009 $8,019 213 60 28% 1978 $15,660 130 30 23% 2010 $4,773 247 35 14% 1979 $624,823 131 45 34% 2011 $4,186 213 34 16% 1980 $30,259 135 43 32% 2012 $9,940 241 45 19% 1981 $20,450 144 38 26% 2013 $4,328 256 48 19% 1982 $47,397 148 47 32% Totals $3,340,830 7608 1891 25%

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