FELLOWS DINNER & INDUCTION CEREMONY January 21, 2010 Williamsburg Lodge and Convention Center Room F

Welcome Howard C. McElroy Chair, Fellows Council

Whittington W. Clement President, Virginia Law Foundation

Invocation Douglas P. Rucker, Jr.

Dinner

Induction of the 2010 Class of Fellows Howard C. McElroy

Speaker Introduction Stanley G. Barr, Jr.

“A Trader Looks at the World" Dennis Gartman Financial Expert, The Gartman Letter

Adjourn

FELLOWS OF THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION

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

The fourteen-member Fellows Council is the administrative body of the Fellows. The organization currently sponsors a Mentor Program to utilize the talents of its membership. The Fellows mentors strive to serve the profession by assisting any active member in practice for less than three years who requests participation in the Mentor Program.

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

THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Whittington W. Clement, President David P. Bobzien, President-Elect Frank A. Thomas, III, Vice-President Mary Ann Delano, Immediate Past President Guy K. Tower, Secretary Karen A. Gould, Treasurer E. Ford Stephens, CLE Chairman Howard C. McElroy, Fellows Council Chair And James L. Banks, Jr. Thomas P. Callahan Manuel A. Capsalis Kathy Mays Coleman Jeffrey H. Gray Angelica D. Light Roderick B. Mathews James V. Meath Monica Taylor Monday G. Michael Pace, Jr. Frank A. Thomas, III Anthony F. Troy J. Page Williams

The Fellows Council

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

THE 2010 CLASS OF FELLOWS

David P.Baugh (Richmond) Craig D. Bell (Richmond) Lynda Lee Butler (Williamsburg) Thomas J. Cawley (McLean) Edward L. Chambers (Yorktown) John G. Douglass (Richmond) Hon. Ernest P. Gates (Chesterfield) Tracy Allen Giles (Roanoke) Michael Herring (Richmond) Michael HuYoung Richmond) Brian K. Jackson (Richmond) Peter J. Kenny (Charlottesville) William L. Kirby, III (Martinsville) Jennifer McClellan (Richmond) Robert T. Mitchell, Jr. (Winchester) Margaret A. Nelson (Lynchburg) David J. Novak (Ri0chmond) G. Michael Pace, Jr.( Roanoke) Alfred M. Randolph, Jr. (Norfolk) Michael L. Rigsby (Richmond) Carlyle C. Ring, Jr. (Washington, DC) Jacquelyn E. Stone (Richmond) Richard C. Sullivan, Jr. (Falls Church) John M. Tran (Alexandria) Russell W. Updike (Covington) Kimberly S. White (Halifax)

DAVID P. BAUGH Capital Defender - Central Commonwealth of Virginia (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Washington, DC; daughters: Miranda and Katherine; granddaughter: Constance Celia.

Education: B.S., Virginia State University (1971); J.D., Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern University (1975); Honorary Doctor of Laws, Coe College (2004).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1983); Texas (1975). Currently serving as Capital Defender for the Central Region of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Previously a sole practitioner concentrating in criminal litigation, slander and defamation, and first amendment law; United States Attorney, Eastern District of Virginia (1981-1983); United States Attorney, Eastern District of Texas (1978-1981); attorney with Bennett, Baugh & Brastine.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: past chair, Criminal Law Section; recipient of the 2006 Lewis F. Powell Pro Bono Award. The Virginia Bar Association: recipient, L. Douglas Wilder Vangaurd Award; recipient, Bill Geimer Award; speaker and member of the planning committee, Capital Defense Workshop. Old Dominion Bar Association: member; recipient, Harold Marsh, Sr. Community Service Award. Recipient, “Human Rights Hero” award, American Bar Association; member and past president, Richmond Criminal Bar Association;

Other Professional/Civic Activities: ACLU of Virginia: member, Board of Directors; member, Legal Advisory Panel; cooperating attorney. Member, Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys; vice chair, Richmond Metropolitan Authority; member and past president, Virginia College of Criminal Defense Attorneys; former representative, Third District, Richmond City School Board. Leader in the Law, Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Career Defining cases: United States of America v. Osama Bin Laden, Southern District of New York, successfully defended from the death penalty, Mohammad al- Owhali, convicted of over two hundred death counts in the bombings of the United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania; Commonwealth of Virginia v. Barry E. Black, defended the Grand Dragon of the Klu Klux Klan, charged with cross burning in Southwest Virginia.

CRAIG D. BELL McGuireWoods LLP (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Buffalo, New York; spouse: Karen Leo Bell.

Education: B.S., Syracuse University (1979); M.B.A., Syracuse University (1980); J.D., State University of New York at Buffalo (1983); LLM in Tax, College of William and Mary School of Law (1986).

Military Service: Lieutenant Colonel (retired), United States Army, Judge Advocate General’s Corps (27 years active and reserve service).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1990); New York (1983); Florida (1985). Currently a partner with McGuire Woods LLP concentrating in state and local tax and civil tax litigation.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: chairman, Section of Taxation (1997-1998; member, Board of Governors 1994-2000); chairman, Section of Military Law (1997-1999; member, Board of Governors 1993-2006). The Virginia Bar Association: chairman, Section of Taxation (2003-2004); member, Tax Council (1997-2006). Member, Barrister, J. Edgar Murdock Inn of Court (2004-present);

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, William & Mary Tax Council (1999-present; former chairman); former chair, University of Richmond State and Local Tax Institute (1999-2003); lecturer, Virginia CLE for various tax related presentations (1992-present); trustee, Virginia War Museum; trustee, Henricus Historical Park Foundation; General Counsel, American Society of Arms Collectors; President, American Society of Arms Collectors Foundation; director, Company of Military Historians; former chairman, Virginia United Methodist Church Endowment Foundation; chairman and member, Board of Directors, Village Bank Financial Corp.; member, Board of Directors, The Community Tax Law Project (1992-present; past president); Virginia correspondent, State Tax Notes, published by Tax Analysts, Inc. (1992-present).

LYNDA LEE BUTLER Chancellor Professor of Law William & Mary School of Law (Williamsburg)

Personal: Born in Frankfurt, Germany; son: Matthew.

Education: B.S., College of William & Mary (1973); J.D., University of Virginia School of Law (1978).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1982); District of Columbia (1978). Currently a Chancellor Professor of Law at the College of William & Mary, School of Law, concentrating in property law, land use, and environmental policy. Also served as the Interim Dean (2008-2009) and as Vice Dean (2000-2008); co- chair/director, Committee on Sustainability, (2008-present); director, Environmental Science & Policy Cluster (1996-2000); President, Faculty Assembly (1994-1995). Previously a visiting associate professor of law at Ohio State University (1987); practiced with Wilmer Cutler & Pickering (now Wilmer Hale) in Washington, DC (1978-1979).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: editor and contributing author, Fee Simple, publication of the Real Property Section (1986-present); member (ex-officio), Board of Governors, Real Property Section (1986-present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: President, Parent Board, Walsingham Academy (2002-2003); Co-director, Faculty Women’s Caucus (1990-1991); Consultant, Governor’s Study Commission on Virginia’s Royalty Assessment Program (1988). Presenter on various water rights and submerged beds issue: e.g., Testimony before Virginia Senate Committee on Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources (Feb. 16, 2004); Presentation to Virginia Delegation of the Chesapeake Bay Commission (Aug. 15, 2003); Author of a book on Virginia Tidal and Costal Law (1988) and numerous law review and journal articles.

THOMAS J. CAWLEY Hunton & Williams, LLP (McLean)

Personal: Born in Carbondale, Pennsylvania; spouse: Mariann Lynett Cawley; children: Tucker, Justin, and Elizabeth.

Education: B.S., University of Scranton (1966); LL.B., University of Virginia School of Law (1969).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1966). Served as the managing partner of the McLean office at Hunton & Williams LLP for ten years, concentrating in litigation, and has served on the Firm’s Executive committee for six years.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, 10th District Disciplinary Committee; member, Professionalism Committee; faculty member, Professionalism Course.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: American College of Trial Lawyers: Fellow (1995-present); member, Virginia Board of Governors. Listed in: Best Lawyers in America for Business Litigation and Labor & Employment (1988 – 2008); “The Legal Elite”, Virginia Business; “Virginia Super Lawyers”, Richmond Magazine; president, Church Council, St. Catherine’s Parish, Great Falls.

EDWARD L. CHAMBERS, JR. Sole practitioner (Yorktown)

Personal: Born in High Point, North Carolina; spouse: Jane Sherman Chambers; son: John.

Education: B.S., North Carolina State University (1968); J.D., The College of William & Mary, Marshall-Wythe School of Law (1974).

Military Service: United States Army (1968-1970).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1974). Currently a sole practitioner concentrating in family law, real estate, and civil litigation. Also serves as a Substitute Judge for the 9th Judicial District; as a Commissioner in Chancery for the 9th Judicial Circuit; as a Special Justice appointed to conduct commitment hearings at Eastern State Hospital; has served as Judge Pro Tempore in various cases as appointed.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Family Law Section; member, Bar Counsel, 9th Circuit (1989-1996, 2002-2008); Chairman, Public Protection Task Force (2008-present; member, 2006-present); member, Executive Committee (2006-2008); member, Budget and Finance Committee 2007-2008); member, Committee on Professionalism (2000-2005); member, Client Protection Fund Board (1996-2000); faculty member, Professionalism Course (1996-1998); member, Judicial Nominations Committee (1996-1999); member, Committee to Study the Code of Professional Responsibility (1995- 2000); member, Committee on Lawyer Referral (1990-1993). Member, The Virginia Bar Association (1981-present); member, York-Poquoson Bar Association (1979-present; President, 1988-1989); member, 9th Circuit Chancery Committee (1995-present; Chairman, 1997-1999).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Board of Directors, March of Dimes, Tidewater Chapter (1983-1992; President, 1991-1992); member, Yorktown Bicentennial Committee (1979-1982); Chairman, Heritage Festival Committee (1980-1982); member, Board of Directors, Yorktown Maritime Heritage Foundation (1985-1987); member, Yorktown Fourth of July Committee (1985-1988); member, Board of Directors, Yorktown Arts Foundation (1982-1988; President, 1984-1985); member, Waterman’s Museum Committee (1988-1990); member, Board of Directors, Friends of the Yorktown Victory Center (1981-1985).

JOHN G. DOUGLASS Dean, University of Richmond School of Law (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Lynchburg, Virginia; spouse: Cynthia S. Douglass; children: Erin and Scott.

Education: B.A., Dartmouth College (1977); J.D., Harvard Law School (1980).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1981); District of Columbia (1981). Currently serves as Dean and Professor of Law at the University of Richmond. Has been a professor there since 1996. Also serves as a mediator for the McCammon Group (1996- present). Previously served as the Chief of the Criminal Section and Assistant United States Attorney (1992-1996); a partner with Wright Robinson McCammon Ostimer & Tatum (1986-1991); associate Counsel, Office of Independent Counsel for the Iran/Contra Investigation (1987-1990); an Assistant United States Attorney for Baltimore, Maryland (1983-1986); an associate with McGuire Woods & Battle; law clerk to Honorable Harrison L. Winter, United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: faculty, mandatory Course for Professionalism. Member, Virginia State Bar/Virginia Bar Association Joint Committee on Dispute Resolution.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Chairman, Richmond City Charter Review Commission; member, MCV Hospitals Ethics Committee; member, Virginia Indigent Defense Commission; member, Advisory Board, Greater Richmond, Bar Foundation; former faculty member, National Institute for Trial Advocacy; former member, Virginia Model Jury Instructions Committee; former member, Commission on Virginia Courts in the 21st Century; founding director and former chairman; Board of Directors, Interfaith Housing Corporation.

HONORABLE ERNEST P. GATES Judge (retired) 12th Judicial Circuit Court (Chesterfield)

Personal: Born in Chesterfield, Virginia; spouse: Virginia Guy Yonce Gates; children: Elizabeth, Virginia, William, Ernest Jr., David, and Thomas.

Education: B.S., Hampden Sydney College (1947); J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law (1950).

Military Service: Lieutenant Junior Grade, United States Navy. Retired in 1945 due to wounds received in combat.

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1950). Currently sits as Designated Judge in various jurisdictions across the Commonwealth; sits on Writ Panels in the Virginia Court of Appeals; served as Commonwealth’s Attorney and County Attorney for Chesterfield County (1954-1966); served as Judge, 12th Judicial Circuit Court (1966-1987).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: former member, Bar Council; former member, Executive Committee; member, The Virginia Bar Association; member, Richmond Bar Association; founder and Past- President, Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Former Secretary/Treasurer, President, Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Association of Virginia; Chairman, Voluntary Sentencing Guidelines Committee, Judicial Conference of Virginia (1985- 1991); Chairman, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission (1991- 2001); member, Board of Visitors, Longwood College (Vice Rector 1966); member, Board of Trustees, Hampden Sydney College (1981-1985); member, Board of Trustees, Henricus Foundation (former Vice-Chairman); Past-President, Eppington Foundation; founder and first President, Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia; Past-President, Society of the Descendants of Francis Epes I. St. John’s Episcopal Church: Communicant and Trustee; Vestry, Junior and Senior Warden; lay reader, Chalicer; Education for Ministry mentor; church school teacher. Received the Patrick Henry Award from Hampden Sydney College in Recognition of Distinguished Service to the People of Virginia (May 2002). Received a lifetime achievement award from Chesterfield County in 2007.

TRACY ALLEN GILES Giles & Lambert, PC (Roanoke)

Personal: Born in Danville, Virginia; spouse: Malissa Lambert Giles; daughters: Helen, Mary and Katherine.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1987); J.D., Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University (1992).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1992). Currently a partner with Giles & Lambert, PC concentrating in bankruptcy law.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: representative, 23rd Judicial Circuit, Bar Council (2009-present); member, Virginia CLE Committee (2007-present; member, Executive Committee 2009- present); faculty member, Harry L. Carrico Course on Professionalism (2006-2009); member, Eighth District Disciplinary Committee (2004- 2009; chair 2008-2009); member, Executive committee, Conference of Local Bars (2002-2008); member, Executive Director Search Committee (2007-2008); member, Executive Committee (2000- 2001);member, Young Lawyers Conference (1996-2002; president 2000-2001;; member, Board of Governors 1996-2002);chair, Emergency Legal Services (1994-1996); co-founder, Young Lawyers Conference Professional Development Conference. The Virginia Bar Association: member. American Bar Association: Virginia State Delegate (2005-present); member, Steering Committee of the Nominating Committee (2008-present); member, House of Delegates (1997-2000, 2005-present; member, Nominating Committee (2005- present); , member, Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar (2009-present) co-chair, Virginia State, Fellows of the American Bar Foundation; chair, Small Firms Committee, Segment Value Membership Initiative (2008-present); member, Standing Committee on Meetings and Travel (2004-2007); member, Working Group on Strategic Planning (2004-2005); member, Standing Committee on Membership 2001-2004). Roanoke Bar Association: member, Board of Directors (2005-2009); co-chair, Service Committee; co-chair, Law Day Committee.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, Board of Directors, Apple Ridge Farms; member, Board of Directors, Legal Aid Society of the Roanoke Valley.

MICHAEL N. HERRING Commonwealth’s Attorney (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Richmond, Virginia; spouse: Aster Kidane (Herring); children: Destana, Selam, and Zehma.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1987); J.D., University of Virginia (1990).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1990). Currently serves as the Agency Head for the Richmond Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office concentrating in criminal law. Also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Richmond School of Law. Previous a partner with Bricker & Herring, PC (1998-2006); an associate with LeClair Ryan (1996-1998); the Senior Trial Attorney for Violent Crimes and Narcotics Offenses (1994-1996); and an associate with Hunton & Williams (1990-1992).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: chairman, Board of Governors, Criminal Law Section (2004-2005); chairman, 3rd District Disciplinary Committee, Section III (2004-2005); former faculty, Mandatory Course on Professionalism. The Virginia Boar Association: member, Advisory Committee, Jury Reform Task Force (2006). President, Richmond Bar Association (2005-2006); member, Old Dominion Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Supreme Court: member, Magistrate Study Group (2007-2008); member Commission on Virginia Courts (2005-2006). Member, Virginia Criminal Justice Conference (2007-present); member, Board of Associates, Richmond Home for Boys (1995-1996). Also serves as a little league coach and active parent volunteer with Richmond city schools.

MICHAEL HUYOUNG Partner, Barnes & Diehl, PC (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba; spouse: Brenda Herbaugh HuYoung; daughters: Jennifer and Paula.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1979); J.D., University of Richmond School of Law (1982).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1982). Virginia Bar Association: member (2010). Currently a partner with Barnes & Diehl, PC, concentrating in Criminal and Family law. Also serves as a Substitute Judge for the 14th Judicial Circuit.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: faculty, Professionalism Course (2008-2011); Task Force on Diversity (2008-2009); Rule 4.2 Task Force (2009). Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Board of Governors; Continuing Legal Education Committee; Criminal Law Section (past-chair). Henrico County Bar Association: past member, Board of Directors; past liaison, Courts Committee; past chairman, Court Docent Committee. Chesterfield/Colonial Heights Bar Association. Metro Richmond Family Law Bar Association. Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Virginia: Board of Directors.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Criminal Justice Conference: former Co-Chair (2007-2009); Steering Committee (2005- present). Governor’s Task Force for the Drafting of Emergency Legislation in Response to the United States Supreme Court’s Decision in Melendez-Diaz (July-August 2009). Trial Advocacy Board at the University of Richmond School of Law: coaching mock trial teams. Virginia State Police Academy: instructor for mock trials. Citizen Committee on Voting Rights for Henrico County. Cultural and Fine Arts Center at Glen Allen for Henrico County: ounding and past member, Board of Directors. Law School Association at the University of Richmond: past member, Board of Directors.

BRIAN K. JACKSON Vice President and General Counsel Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc. (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Hampton, Virginia; spouse: Tammy Beverly Jackson; children: Ethan, Miles, and Maya.

Education: B.A., Virginia Commonwealth University (1984); J.D., College of William and Mary, Marshall-Wythe School of Law (1988).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1988). Currently serves as Vice-President and General Counsel for Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc., concentrating in real estate and legal affairs including general corporate business practice, employment matters, commercial real estate transactions, litigation, products liability, trademark and copyright, state and federal regulatory matters, and dispute resolution. Previously practiced with Hirschler Fleisher Weinberg Cox & Allen, PC (1988-1995); served as a substitute judge for the Thirteenth Judicial District (1998-2003).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: chairman, Publications Committee, Young Lawyers Conference (1993). Member, Virginia Board of Bar Examiners (2001-present). Member, Task Force to Study Gender Bias in Virginia’s Courts (1998-2000). Member, Virginia Commission of Women and Minorities in the Legal Profession (1996-1998). The Virginia Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division: recipient, Fellows Award (1998); Executive Committee (1991-1998); National Moot Court Committee (1992-1998); Youth Mentor Committee (1991-1994); Editor, The Virginia Lawyer (1991-1993). Member, Old Dominion Bar Association. Member, Bar Association of the City of Richmond.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, Board of Directors, First Market Bank; Board of Directors Chippenham & Johnston Willis Hospitals, Inc.; Board of Directors, Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc.; Board of Visitors, Virginia Commonwealth University; Board of Directors, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce; Board of Directors, International Hospital for Children; Board of Directors, Visual Arts Center of Richmond.

PETER J. KENNY Virginia CLE (retired) (Charlottesville)

Personal: Born in Sharon, Connecticut; spouse: Virginia Bernard Kenny; sons: Daniel, J.D. William & Mary (2000); Peter, Jr, J.D., University of Virginia (1989); daughter-in-law: Maria, J.D., Loyola of Chicago (2006); grandsons: Carter and Ryan.

Education: B.S., Fordham University (1956); J.D., Cornell Law School (1959); LL.M. international law, New York University Law (1968).

Military Service: Lt. Colonel, Judge Advocate General Corps, United States Army (1959-1979).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1981); Connecticut (1959). Served as Director of Publications and Seminars (1979-March 2009) until his retirement. Also served as Administrator, National Trial Advocacy College, University of Virginia School of Law (1982- 2006).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: chair, Annual Recent Developments in the Law Seminar, Annual Meeting. The Virginia Bar Association: Annual Bridge – the - Gap Seminars (1980-2009); coordinated the Virginia Lawyer: A Basic Practice Handbook used in seminars.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Editor, Virginia Lawyer’s Practice Handbook (over 20). Worked on with hundreds of Virginia Lawyers on 600+ seminars and publications. Member, Board of Directors, Haitian Health Care Foundation (2007-present); Lector, Church of the Incarnation (1976-1979); communicant; Church of the Incarnation (1976-present); coach, YMCA Soccer and Basketball (1977-1985).

WILLIAM L. KIRBY, III Daniel Medley & Kirby (Martinsville)

Personal: Born in Afton, Virginia; spouse: Suzan Hodges Kirby; children: William, IV, Leighton, Samuel, and Elizabeth.

Education: B.A., Williams College (1966); LL.B., Washington & Lee University School of Law (1969).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1969); US District Court, Eastern District of Virginia (1996); US District Court, Western District of Virginia (1971). Currently a partner with Daniel Medley & Kirby concentrating in insurance defense, estate planning, and commercial transactions. Also served as a Substitute Judge (retired) for the 21st Judicial Circuit.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: representative, 21st Circuit, Bar Counsel (1985-1991). Member, Martinsville-Henry County Bar Association (President 1983); member, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: past member, Board of Directors, Virginia Law Foundation; member, Virginia CLE Committee (1989-1997; chairman, 1994-1997); member, Virginia Association of Defense Counsel; member, Defense Research and Trial Lawyers Association; past-president, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Martinsville and Henry County; elder and past clerk of session, First Presbyterian Church of Martinsville; member, Martinsville Jaycees; member, Martinsville Chamber of Commerce; member, Martinsville Exchange Club; coach, Youth Baseball League (1984- 1988).

JENNIFER L. MCCLELLAN Verizon Corporation (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Petersburg, Virginia; spouse: David Mills.

Education: B.A., University of Richmond (1994); J. D., University of Richmond School of Law (1997).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1997). Currently serves as Assistant General Counsel for Verizon Communications Mid- Atlantic South focusing on state regulatory matters for the District of Columbia, North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia. Also the Representative for the 71st District, Virginia House of Delegates(since 2005). Previously an associate with Hunton & Williams (1997-2002).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: President, Young Lawyers Conference (2008-2009; president-elect 2007-2008; Secretary 2006- 2007); member, Board of Governors, Young Lawyers Conference (2003-present); chair, Minority and Women in the Profession Committee (1997-2003); member, Board of Governors, Corporate Counsel Section (2003-present); chair, Corporate Counsel Section 92005-2006; vice-chair 2004-2005); member, National Regulatory Conference Planning Committee, Administrative Law Section (2003- 2005). The Virginia Bar Association: member, Administrative Law Division Board (2007-present); member, Young Lawyers Division; chair, Lawyers for the Arts and Non-profits Committee (2001-2005); chair, Richmond, Town Hall Meeting Committee (1997-2001). Member, Richmond Bar Association; member, Old Dominion Bar Association; member, Metropolitan Richmond Women’s Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, Virginia Association of Black Women Attorneys; member, State Advisory Board, Sorenson Institute of Political Leadership (2002-present; vice-chair 2007-present); member, Board of Directors, Richmond SPCA (2008-present); member, Board of Directors, Boaz & Ruth; member, Leadership Metro Richmond, Class of 2004; member, Board of Directors, Oliver White Hill Foundation (2003-2008); member, Board of Directors, Boys and Girls Club of Metro Richmond (2003-2007); member, Board of Directors, Black History Museum (2004-2009; vice chair 2005). Vice Chair, Democratic Party of Virginia (2002-present); member, Democratic National Committee (2002-present).

ROBERT T. MITCHELL, JR. Hall, Monahan, Engle, Mahan & Mitchell (Winchester)

Personal: Born in Washington, DC; spouse: Nancy Cheek Mitchell; children: Robert, III, Thomas, and Amy.

Education: B.S., Virginia Military Institute (1962); J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law (1965).

Military Service: Captain, Judge Advocate General’s Corps, United States Army (1965-1968).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1965). Currently a partner with Hall, Monahan, Engle, Mahan, and Mitchell concentrating in general civil litigation, local government law, business law, and estate planning. Also serves as the Commissioner of Accounts for the City of Winchester, and as a certified mediator for the McCammon Group.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Client Protection Fund Board (1994-1997; Chairman, 1997); member, 7th District Committee on Lawyer Discipline (1975-1978). The Virginia Bar Association: member, Boyd-Graves Conference. Member, American Bar Association; Fellow, American Bar Foundation; president, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (1982-1983); president, Winchester- Frederick County Bar Association (1978-1979).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, Handley Board of Trustees; member, Winchester School Board (1978-1984; Chairman 1982-1984); member, Winchester Downtown Development Board (1984-1990; Chairman 1986-1990); member, Winchester Parks and Recreation Board (1971-1977; Chairman 1972-1977); trustee and former vestry member, Christ Episcopal Church.

MARGARET A. NELSON Sole Practitioner (Lynchburg)

Personal: Born in Lynchburg, Virginia; spouse: William E. Phillips.

Education: B.A., College of William & Mary (1979); J.D., University of Richmond School of Law (1987).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1988). Currently a sole practitioner concentrating in criminal and traffic law. Also serves as guardian ad litem for children and as a certified Capital Defender.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Bar Council; chair, Special Committee on Access to Legal Services; chair, Special Projects Subcommittee for Strategic Planning (2008-2009); chair, Awards and Speakers Subcommittee (2007-2009); co-vice chair, Special Committee on Access to Legal Services (2007-2009)

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers: former Secretary; former member, Executive Committee; former chair, Legislative Committee; former State representative, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Member, Board of Directors, Legal Services Corporation of Virginia; member, Advisory Board, Center for Actual Innocence at the University of Richmond; research collaborator, Collateral Consequences Project/Juvenile Justice Subcommittee, American Bar Association; former member, Board of Directors, Virginia Fair Trial Project; co-founder, Women in Law, University of Richmond School of Law (1986); attorney polling place monitor, “Protect the Vote” (elections 2006-2009); president, Board of Directors, Youth Services, Inc.; member, Charter Steering Committee, Women’s Leadership Council of Central Virginia; member, Advisory Board of Directors, Friends of the Lynchburg Public Library; member, Advisory Board of Directors, Lynch’s Landing, Inc.; past-president, Board of Directors, Camp Kum Ba Yah, Inc.; past-president, Board of Directors, YWCA of Central Virginia; past-president, Mental Health Association of Central Virginia; former chair, Virginia Legal Aid Society, Lawyer Fund Development Campaign.

DAVID J. NOVAK US Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Virginia (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Greensburg, Pennsylvania; spouse: Martha L. Novak; daughters: Nicole and Katherine.

Education: B.S., St. Vincent’s College (1983); J.D., Villanova Law School (1986).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1995); Pennsylvania (1986). Currently serves as an Assistant United States Attorney and Senior Litigation Counsel for the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia. Previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Texas; trial attorney, Money Laundering Section, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice; Assistant District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Served as one of the prosecutors of Zacarias Moussaoui.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: faculty member, Professionalism course (2008-2011).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: past member, John Marshall Inn of Court; past member, National Association of Assistant U.S. Attorneys; member, St. Mary’s Catholic Church.

G. MICHAEL PACE, JR. Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, LLP (Roanoke)

Personal: Born in Salem, Virginia; wife: Nancy Hinchee Pace; daughters: Maggi and Cate. Education: B.A., Hampden Sydney College (1979); J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law (1984). Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1984). Managing partner of Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, LLP concentrating in commercial real estate development, land use and zoning; business and finance. Bar Activities: The Virginia Bar Association: President (2008); Board of Governors (2004-2009), Business Law Section, Real Estate Section; Creator and Statewide Coordinator, the VBA Rule of Law Project; Virginia State Bar; Chairman, Real Property Section (1992); The American Bar Association. Other Professional/Civic Activities: Board of Directors, Virginia Law Foundation; Chairman, Business Leadership Fund; Chairman, The Business Council; Chairman: Roanoke Regional Chamber of Commerce (2002); Roanoke Regional Partnership: President (2002- 2004), Executive Committee (2000 – present); SunTrust Roanoke Advisory Board; Trustee, Hampden-Sydney College (2005- present); Past President, Hampden Sydney College Alumni Association (2005).

ALFRED M. RANDOLPH, JR. Kaufman & Canoles (Norfolk)

Personal: Born in Norfolk, Virginia; spouse: Kristen Petersen Randolph; children: Alfred, III, Christian, and Peyton.

Education: B.A., University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (1984); J.D., University of Virginia School of Law (1987).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1987). Currently a partner at Kaufman & Canoles concentrating in lender representation, commercial law, creditors’ rights, business restructuring, and trademarks.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member. The Virginia Bar Association: chairman, Young Lawyers Division (1996; served as chair of various committees); member, Executive Committee (1996); member, Business Law Section Council (1997-2000); inaugural chairman, Community Service Program (2004,2005). Member, Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association; member, Virginia Beach Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Norfolk Academy: member, Board of Trustees (2002-present); President, Alumni Association (2000). Member, Board of Visitors, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2007-present); President, Board of Directors, Old Coast Guard Station Museum (1995-1996); member, Board of Directors, Community Against Drug Related Activities (1993-1995); member, Board of Directors, The Norfolk Forum (1996-2000); member, University of Virginia Alumni Association; member, Board of Directors, Hampton Roads Lacrosse Foundation (1996- present); member, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Alumni Association; member, University of North Carolina Education Foundation; member, Board of Directors, Princess Anne Country Club (2000-2003); member, Board of Directors, Tidewater Scholarship Foundation(ACCESS) (2005-present); member, Advisory Board, Virginia Beach Maritime Museum, Inc. (1996- present); member, Advisory Board, Plexus Capital; member, Galilee Episcopal Church.

MICHAEL L. RIGSBY Michael L. Rigsby, PC (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Richmond, Virginia; spouse: Linda Flory Rigsby; children: Michael, Jr. and Elisabeth.

Education: B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute (1967); J.D., University of Richmond School of Law (1969).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1970); District of Columbia (2002). Currently the principal of Michael L. Rigsby, PC concentrating in professional responsibility. Previously a principal with Carrell Rice & Rigsby (2003-2009); an associate with Midkiff Muncie & Ross (1998-2002), and served as Bar Counsel, Virginia State Bar (1977-1998). Also served as an adjunct professor of law with the University of Richmond (1980-2001) and the University of Virginia (spring 2007).

Bar Activities: Member, Virginia State Bar; member, The Virginia Bar Association; member, Richmond Bar Association; member, John Marshall Chapter, American Inn of Court.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: past member and chairman, Board of Directors, Commonwealth Catholic Charities Foundation; past member and chairman, Advisory Council, St. Bridget Parish; past member, Finance Council, St. Bridget Parish; past member and former president, National Organization of Bar Counsel.

CARLYLE C. RING, JR. Ober Kaler Grimes & Shriver, PC (Washington, DC)

Personal: Born in Camden, New York; spouse: Jane Norwood Lee Ring; children: Donna, Libby, Russell, and John.

Education: B.A., Hamilton College (1953); J.D., Duke University School of Law (1956).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1972); District of Columbia (1956). Currently of Counsel with Ober Kaler Grimes & Shriver, PC, concentrating in government contracts, commercial transactions, and information technology. Also serves as the Virginia Commissioner on Uniform State Law (1970-present) and as a member of Permanent Editorial Board for the Uniform Commercial Code.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member; speaker for numerous symposiums. The Virginia Bar Association: member, Business Law Section; member, Environmental Law Section; consultant to various committees regarding Uniform State Laws. American Bar Association: member, Business Law Section; member, Uniform Commercial Code Section; member, Section on Public Contracts; member, Section on Administrative Law. Member, Alexandria Bar Association; member, Association (1956-present).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws: member; President (1983- 1985); chair, Executive Committee (1981-1983);chair, Scope and Program Committee (1979-1981); chair, Drafting Committee for UCC Articles 3, 4, 4A, and 5; and UCITA; and Uniform Anatomical Gift Act. Chair, Alexandria School Board (1976-1978; member, 1969-1978); member, Alexandria City Council (1979-88); member, Board of Directors, Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority (1999-present); member, Alexandria Republican City Committee (1960-1998; chair 1961-1968); member, American Law Institute (1983-present).

JACQUELYN E. STONE McGuireWoods LLP (Richmond)

Personal: Born in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Education: B.A., University of Virginia (1980); J.D., Harvard Law School (1985).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1985). Currently a partner with McGuire Woods LLP concentrating in government relations, regulatory law, and immigration.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Millennium Diversity Initiative (2001); faculty, Mandatory Course on Professionalism (1995- 1998); member, Committee on Professionalism (1989-1990); chairman, Community Law Week Committee (1987-1989). The Virginia Bar Association: member, Executive Committee, Young Lawyers Section (1988-1990); chairman, Membership Committee (1988-1990). American Bar Association: member, National Bar Leadership Conference Team (1991-1992); chairman, Richmond AOP Host Committee (1991); member, Business Law Section (1985- present). Member, Executive Committee, Old Dominion Bar Association (1990-1992); member, Hill-Tucker Bar Association; member, Metropolitan Richmond Women’s Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, American Immigration Lawyers Association; secretary, Executive Committee, CenterStage Foundation; member, Statewide Board, Sorenson Institute for Political Leadership; member, Executive Committee, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce Foundation; member, Board of Directors, Metropolitan Business League; member and assistant general counsel, Venture Richmond; founding member, Partnership for the Future; former member and past president, Board of Directors, Arts Council of Richmond and Arts Fund; former member, Board of Directors, Junior Achievement of Central Richmond; former member, Board of Directors, Daily Planet; former member, Board of Directors, Friends Association for Children former member, Local Advisory Committee, Local Initiatives Support Corporation; former Commissioner, Virginia Commission for the Arts; former member, Board of Directors, Richmond Eye and Ear Hospital; former member, Board of Trustees, Science Museum of Virginia; former member, State Council of Higher Education in Virginia.

RICHARD C. (“RIP”) SULLIVAN, Jr. Reed Smith LLP (Falls Church)

Personal: Born in New York, New York; spouse: Elizabeth Coates Sullivan; children: Corey, Ryan, Jack, and Joe.

Education: B.A., Amherst College (1981); J.D., University of Virginia (1987).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1987); District of Columbia (1999). Currently a partner with Reed Smith, LLP concentrating in commercial litigation.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Bar Council (2003-2009); former Chairman, Special Committee on Resolution of Fee Disputes; Chairman, Task Force on Emergency Legal Services; member, Access Committee; member, VSB/Virginia Bar Association Joint Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution (Chairman 2006-2007). Member, Board of Governors, The Virginia Bar Association (2006- 2009); member, Board of Directors, Fairfax Law Foundation; former member, Board of Directors, Alexandria Bar Foundation.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Commissioner, Fairfax County Housing and Redevelopment Authority; former member, Fairfax County Transportation Advisory Commission; former member, Fairfax County Consumer Protection Commission; former member, Virginia Civics Commission; chair, Dranesville (Fairfax County) Budget Task Force; former member, Board of Directors, Legal Services of Northern Virginia (President 2002); former member, Board of Directors, Potomac Legal Aid Society; former member, Board of Directors, Homestretch, Inc.; member, Board of Directors, McLean Community Foundation; member, Board of Directors, Sorenson Institute for Political Leadership at the University of Virginia; member, Chairman’s International Advisory Board, United States Institute of Peace.

JOHN M. TRAN DiMuroGinsberg, PC (Alexandria)

Personal: Born in Saigon, South Vietnam; spouse: Lisa June Obayashi; daughter: Chloe.

Education: B.A., George Washington University (1981); J.D., George Washington University Law School (1984).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1984); Maryland (1986). Currently a principal with DiMuroGinsberg PC concentrating in civil/complex commercial litigation and white collar defense. Appointed in May 2008 as a substitute judge for the 19th Judicial Circuit, both General District Court and Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: Elected Representative, Bar Council for the 18th Judicial Circuit(1997-2003); Chair, Special Committee on Information Technology; Member, Judicial Nominations Committee; Faculty, Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course. Member, National Asian Pacific American Bar Association; Member, Asian Pacific American Bar Association of the District of Columbia; Member, Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Maryland; Member, Vietnamese American Bar Association of the Greater DC Area; Member, Steering Committee, Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Virginia; Member, Board of Directors, Alexandria Bar Foundation (former Secretary);Member, American Bar Association; Member, Alexandria Bar Association; Member, Arlington Bar Association; Member, Fairfax Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Master of the Bench and Co- chair of Programs committee, George Mason American Inn of Court; Member, National Italian American Foundation; Former Member, Board of Directors, Potomac Legal Aid Society.

RUSSELL W. UPDIKE Wilson Updike & Nicely

(Covington)

Personal: Born in Leesburg, Virginia; spouse: Jennifer Lilly Updike; sons: Eli and Trent.

Education: B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University (1986); J.D., University of Richmond, T. C. Williams School of Law (1990).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1990). Currently managing partner with Wilson, Updike, & Nicely concentrating in medical malpractice and personal injury.

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: member, Disciplinary Board (2004- present); member, 8th District Committee; representative, Young Lawyers Conference, 25th Judicial Circuit (1994-1996). Alleghany – Bath - Highland Bar Association: President (2000-2001); Vice- President (1998-1999).

Other Professional/Civic Activities: member, Board of Governors, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (1998-2008); member, Advisory Board, Salvation Army (2003-2009); Vice- Chairman, Board of Directors, Jackson River Enterprises (1999- present); member, Board of Directors, Alleghany Highlands Chamber of Commerce (1997-2000).

KIMBERLEY SLAYTON WHITE Commonwealth’s Attorney (Halifax)

Personal: Born in Charlottesville, Virginia; spouse: David Hampton White, Jr.; children: David, III and Katherine.

Education: B.A., Mary Washington College (1985); J.D., Walter F. George School of Law of Mercer University (1988).

Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1988). Currently Commonwealth’s Attorney for Halifax County (January 2004 – present). Previously an attorney with Woods Rogers, PLC (1997- 1999; Principal 2000-2003); member, Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Lynchburg (Deputy 1995- 1997; Assistant 1991-1995); Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Western District of Virginia (1995-1997); Assistant Public Defender for Halifax (1989-1991); an associate with Vaughn & Slayton (1988-1991).

Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: chair, 9th District Disciplinary Committee (2003-2005; member, 1995-2005); chair, Standing Committee on Lawyer Discipline (2008-present; member 2005- present); member, Bar Council (2006-present); faculty, Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course (2006-2009); faculty, Law School Professionalism Course (2009-present). The Virginia Bar Association: member, Community Service Board, chair, Criminal Law Section; member, Judicial Selection Committee, Western District of Virginia. Member, American Bar Association; member, Halifax County Bar Association; member, Tenth Circuit Bar Association.

Other Professional/Civic Activities: Member, Board of Directors, Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Service Council; co-chair, Steering Committee, Virginia Criminal Justice Conference (2006- present); member, Attorney General’s Youth Internet Safety Task Force (2006); member and fundraising committee chair, Women’s Resource Center, Randolph Macon College (1992-1996); member, Board of Directors, Junior Women’s Club, South Boston (1996- 2004); member, Board of Directors, Community Arts Center Foundation; member, Advisory Board, Law and Leadership Academy for Halifax County; member, Halifax County Chamber of Commerce; member, Board of Directors, Virginia Legal Aid Society (1996-2006).

Fellows as of December 2009

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

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

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

Professor Walter J. Wadlington, III Anne Marie Whittemore John L. Walker, III Honorable L. Douglas Wilder Phillip S. Walker Roger C. Wiley M. Bruce Wallinger Edmund Barbara Ann Williams Lewis Walton, Jr. Ebb H. Williams, III Guilford D. Ware Jesse B. Wilson, III Honorable George M. Warren, Jr. William T. Wilson Harry J. Warthen, III F. Blair Wimbush Jay M. Weinberg Honorable Robert K. Woltz Jerrold G. Weinberg Andrew William Wood Hill B. Wellford, Jr. Robert C. Wood, III Alda L. White Henry L. Woodward Kenneth Spencer White Thomas S. Word John E. Whitfield Honorable Wiley R. Wright, Jr. Elizabeth D. Whiting James M. Young

2009 Benefactors

Founder ($2,500 - $4,999)

Williams Mullen

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

Manuel A. Capsalis Kathy Mays Coleman & Honorable Sam W. Coleman Karen A. Gould Donald D. Litten Thurston R. Moore G. Michael Pace, Jr. W. Scott Street Vandeventer Black Jay M. Weinberg

Associate ($250-$999) Edward L. Chambers Benjamin C. Ackerly Whittington W. Clement Susan C. Armstrong & John V. Cogbill, III Russell V. Palmore, Jr. Timothy A. Coyle Peter A. Arntson Mary Ann& Robert Delano C. Breckenridge Arrington, Jr. Robert E. Eicher Jayne W. Barnard Patricia Epps Honorable Thomas F. Betz, Jr. John R. Fletcher David P. Bobzien Paul E. Fletcher Thomas C. Brown, Jr. Jeanne F. Franklin Robert P. Buford Virginia H. Hackney Lynda Lee Butler Robert T. Hall

Warren David Harless M. Bruce Wallinger Hefty & Wiley, PC Elizabeth D. Whiting Michael HuYoung Anne Marie Whittemore John A. C. Keith Roger C. Wiley Ray W. King Barbara Ann Williams Honorable Elizabeth B. Lacy J. Page Williams David Craig Landin William T. Wilson Alexander N. Levay F. Blair Wimbush Christopher M. Malone Andrew William Wood Roderick B. Mathews Robert C. Wood, III Howard C. McElroy James V. Meath Mentor (up to $249) C. Kailani Memmer Hon. Rosemarie P. Annunziata David S. Mercer Robert N. Baldwin H. Victor Millner The Bar Association of Richmond Robert T. Mitchell Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Gregory L. Murphy J. Edward Betts Honorable William T. Murphy, Jr. Richard J. Bonnie William G. Murray Lewis T. Booker Margaret A. Nelson Honorable James P. Brice Sharon E. Pandak & Daniel C. Brown Robert M. Moss Albert V. Bryan, Jr. Gordon P. Peyton Peter C. Burnett Joseph P. Rapisarda, Jr. Honorable R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Gant Redmon Robert L. Burrus, Jr. Joseph W. Richmond, Jr. M. Caldwell Butler James C. Roberts Thomas C. Callahan Frank W. Rogers, III Honorable Harry L. Carrico Douglas P. Rucker, III R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. Jane L. Schwarzschild George M. Cochran George Warren Shanks Richard Cullen John D. Sharer James A. L. Daniel Thomas G. Slater, Jr. Edward David Julious P. Smith John J. Davies, III E. Ford Stephens Honorable Dennis W. Dohnal Honorable J. Warren Stephens Dominion Honorable Diane M. Strickland Alan G. Donn Richard C. Sullivan John Barry Donohue, Jr. Sharon & Tim Tatum W. Birch Douglass, III Frank A. Thomas, III Mark S. Dray Honorable Winship Tower & Thomas A. Edmonds Guy K. Tower E. Tazewell Ellett John M. Tran J. Albert Ellett Anthony F. Troy Eugene M. Elliott, Jr. Wilson F. Vellines, Jr. Honorable Ernest P. Gates Virginia Lawyers Weekly Carl C. Gillespie, Jr. John L. Walker, III Honorable J. Samuel Glasscock

Howard E. Gordon Thomas C. Palmer, Jr. Honorable Marilynn C. Goss Paris Blank LLP Douglas L. Guynn Stephen R. Pickard Harman Claytor Corrigan C. Cotesworth Pinckney & Wellman Overton P. Pollard Steven L. Higgs Anita Owings Poston James M. Hingeley William T. Prince Mark Holland William E. Rachels, Jr. Murray J. Janus Alan B. Rashkind James W. Jennings Michael & Linda Rigsby F. Claiborne Johnston George H. Roberts, Jr. Phyllis C. Katz Russell H. Roberts Joseph C. Kearfott Nancy N. Rogers Talfourd H. Kemper Stephen D. Rosenfeld Peter J. Kenny Mark E. Rubin Donald Hall Kent D. Alan Rudlin Neil S. Kessler Stanley L. Samuels Francis McQ. Lawrence Birg E. Sergent Hon. William H. Ledbetter, Jr. Donald E. Showalter Graham C. Lilly Edward R. Slaughter, Jr. Gail Starling Marshall Rodney A. Smolla Howard C. Martin, Jr. Jacquelyn E. Stone Joseph A. Matthews Richard C. Sullivan J. Robert McAllister, III William Griffith Thomas Thomas J. McCarthy, Jr. Kenneth E. Trabue James R. McKenry Russell W. Updike Daniel J. Meador Wachovia Securities, LLC Steven L. Micas Walter J. Wadlington Honorable Thomas J. Michie Edmund L. Walton, Jr. Honorable Wiley F. Mitchell, Jr. Guildford D. Ware Monica Taylor Monday Harry J. Warthen, III T. Justin Moore John E. Whitfield David J. Novak Ebb H. Williams, III John M. Oakey, Jr. Woods Rogers, PLC Kathleen O’Brien

1974 Society

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

John A. C. Keith Estate of Ken McFarlane Smith

Memorial/Honorary Donations

In Memory of the Honorable Jack B. Coulter from J. Albert Ellett

In Memory of Lane Gabeler from C. Breckenridge Arrington, Jr.

In Memory of Melvin M. Hurwitz, Esq. from John D. Sharer

In Memory of Don R. Mueller, Esq. from John D. Sharer

In Memory of William M. Phillips from James M. Hingeley

In Memory of Professor Robert Shepherd from Margaret A. Nelson and William E. Phillips

In Memory of the Honorable David Stitt from Sharon E. Pandak & Robert M. Ross

In Honor of Whittington W. Clement from W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr.

In Honor of Lee M. Cronwell from the Bar Association of the City of Richmond

In Honor of John D. Epps from Douglas L. Guynn

In Honor of all of his colleagues at Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore from G. Michael Pace, Jr. and Nancy Pace

In Honor of Scott Kudlas from the Bar Association of the City of Richmond

In Honor of G. Michael Pace, Jr. from Monica Taylor Monday

In Honor of Henry R. Pollard from the Bar Association of the City of Richmond

In Honor of Sharon Tatum and Meghan Prichard and the 35th Birthday of the Virginia Law Foundation from Mary Ann and Robert Delano

Virginia Law Foundation Public Service Internship Fund – Corporate Sponsors

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

Dominion Williams Mullen Vandeventer Black

Oliver White Hill Public Service Internship Fund

The Virginia Law Foundations established the Oliver White Hill Public Service Internship Fund in 2006 to honor the work of Mr. Hill. The fund provides money to one intern selected by the Oliver White Hill Foundation each year. In 2009 the fund received contributions from the following donors:

Peter A. Arntson Murray J. Janus Jayne W. Barnard Francis McQ. Lawrence Albert V. Bryan, Jr. Overton P. Pollard E. Tazewell Ellett Birg E. Sergent Howard E. Gordon Sharon K. Tatum Warren David Harless F. Blair Wimbush

IN MEMORIAM

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Carter R. Allen (2008) William M. Baskin (December 2008) Leroy T. Canoles Henry C. Mackall Lane R. Gabeler-Millner Leslie A. Grandis Louis C. Shell

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

Sharon Tatum, Executive Director [email protected]

Meghan Prichard, Administrative Coordinator [email protected]