HERITAGE OF eadership Levin College of Law • September 11, 2015 past inductees

CLASS OF 2003 Clara Backus Floyd Gehan (1933) D. Burke Kibler, III (1946) First practicing female UF Law graduate; Second Lieutenant during World War II, Alto Adams (1921) President, Eighth Judicial Bar Association awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart; Supreme Court Justice 1940-51, 1942-43; Chairman, Legal Aid Committee served as chairman on the Board of Regents; 1967-68; Chief Justice 1949-51 of Gainesville Bar 1961-63 Chairman of Holland & Knight (1983 to 1995). James Adkins Jr. (1938) William O.E. Henry (1952) Florida Supreme Court Justice 1969-87; CLASS OF 2012 President, The Florida Bar 1983-84; Chief Justice 1974-76 President, The Florida Bar Foundation Lucius Durham Battle (1946) Sidney Aronovitz (1943) 1988-89 World War II Naval Officer; Assistant to U.S. District Court Judge with distinction, John T. Wigginton (1952) Secretaries of State Dean Acheson and Dean Southern District of Florida 1976-97 President, The Florida Bar 1951-52; Rusk; Ambassador to Egypt 1964-67; Founding Dixie Beggs Jr. (1931) Chief Judge, First District Court of Appeals chairman, Foreign Policy Institute at the Johns President, The Florida Bar 1947-48; Hopkins School 1980. known as “Father” of the Florida Statutes CLASS OF 2007 Rebecca Bowles Hawkins (1935) Jr. (1955) C. Clyde Atkins (1936) First woman to serve as Assistant Attorney United States Senator 1971-89; President, The Florida Bar 1960-61; General in Florida 1948; Head of Opinions Governor of Florida 1991-98 President, Dade County Bar 1954-55; U.S. Division 1969-76; President, Florida Association of Women Lawyers 1954-55. Harold Crosby (1948) District Court, Southern District 1966-1999; Founder and President, University of Chief Judge of U.S. District Court, Gerald A. Williams (1975) West Florida 1964-74; President, Southern District 1977-82 Chief Labor Counsel to Florida school boards, Florida International University 1976-79 John Moore McCarty (1941) including Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Co-founder, Haygood & Williams, P.A; President, Baya Harrison (1935) President, The Florida Bar 1971-72; Florida UF Black Law Student Association. First Chairman, Florida Board of Regents Senate 1962 and reelected in 1966; Chief of T Staff to his brother, Gov. Dan McCarty 1953; 1960-64; President, The Florida Bar 1957-58 CLASS OF 2013 ABA House of Delegates and The Florida Bar Spessard Holland (1916) Board of Governors Mark Hulsey Jr. (1948) Governor of Florida 1941-45; Served with U.S.Navy during Korean War (1951). United States Senator 1946-71 CLASS OF 2009 President, Jacksonville Bar Association (1962). Frank Maloney (1942) Henry A. Fenn President, The Florida Bar (1969-1970); President, Dean, Dean, University of Florida College of Law UF Foundation (1992-1994). College of Law 1958-70 1948-58; Distinguished Justice Benjamin F. Overton (1952) Stephen O’Connell (1940) Faculty 1971; UF Distinguished Service Justice, Florida Supreme Court 1974-1999; Florida Supreme Court Justice 1955-67; Professor 1975; Professor Emeritus 1978 Chief Justice 1976-1978; Adjunct Professor at UF, Chief Justice 1967; President, George A. Smathers (1938) Stetson, and Florida State law schools. University of Florida 1967-73 Assistant U.S. Attorney, Miami 1940-42; CLASS OF SPRING 2014 Harold Sebring (1928) Representative, U.S. House of Representatives, Florida Supreme Court Justice 1943-55; Chief Justice Fourth Congressional District 1947-51; W. Reece Smith Jr. (1949) 1951-53; Dean, Stetson University College of Law United States Senator 1951-69 The first American to serve as president of his 1955-68; Head Coach, UF Football Team 1928 Richard B. Stephens local and state bar, the American Bar Association B. Campbell Thornal (1930) Professor, UF College of Law 1947-77; 1980-81 and the International Bar Association; Florida Supreme Court Justice 1955-70; Florida Blue Key Distinguished Faculty; UF Valedictorian and Rhodes scholar. Chief Justice 1965-67 Martin Luther King- School of Law 1977. CLASS OF FALL 2014 CLASS OF 2005 CLASS OF 2010 Sam M. Gibbons (1947) Charles E. Bennett (1934) James J. Freeland (1954) Fought as a paratrooper in World War II United States Representative 1948-1993 University of Florida Professor of Law 1957-95. (1944-1945) and served in and Congress (1962-1996); spearheaded the Raymond Ehrlich (1942) The Florida Bar Tax Section’s- inaugural establishment of the University of South Florida, Florida Supreme Court Justice 1981-91; Outstanding Tax Attorney 1982. championed early childhood education and peace Chief Justice 1988-90 Raymer F. Maguire Jr. (1948) through global trade. Richard W. Ervin Jr. (1928) Partner, Maguire Voorhis & Wells. Florida Supreme Court Justice 1964-75; President, Florida Blue Key 1947-48; Bill McBride (1975) Chief Justice 1969-70 President, UF Alumni Association 1959-60. Served as Marine in Vietnam; managing partner of Holland & Knight (1992) and directed Chesterfield Smith (1948) CLASS OF 2011 President, American Bar Association 1973-74; founding of its pro bono practice; Democratic President, The Florida Bar 1964-65 Warren Cason (1950) nominee for Florida governor (2002) and partner Director UF Athletic Association, in Barnett, Bolt, Kirkwood, Long & McBride CLASS OF 2006 President UF Foundation, Tampa City Attorney, (2003). Hillsborough County Attorney, Senior Partner Chester H. Ferguson (1930) Holland & Knight. Chairman, Florida Board of Regents 1965-69; Chairman and CEO, Lykes Bros. and

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The Heritage of Leadership Recognition Society honors individuals who are preeminent graduates who have assumed leadership positions on national and international levels and distinguished themselves Tin legal, governmental, academic and corporate sectors. They labored to improve the administration of justice and received the highest commendations for contributions to the profession and service to education, civic, charitable and cultural causes.

selection committee

To be selected for inclusion in the Heritage of Leadership an individual must: Heritage of Leadership 1. Have been a graduate of the University of Florida College of Law or must have had direct involvement in Committee the college of law in a very significant way. 2. Have demonstrated his or her dedication to the principles of duty and service to the public, to improve the W. Crit Smith, Chair (Emeritus) administration of justice and to advance the science of jurisprudence. Richard B. Comiter, Vice-Chair 3. Have been actively engaged in the profession as a practicing lawyer, judicial officer, teacher in the legal Barry R. Davidson (Emeritus) field, or serving in the capacity directly involving legal jurisprudence, or otherwise have made a major contribution of service to the public welfare. Scott G. Hawkins 4. Have been of high ethical character. Michael D. Minton As a general principle, it is the preference of the College of Law Board of Trustees Heritage of Leadership Brian M. O’Connell (Emeritus) Committee to recommend for induction into the Heritage of Leadership nominees who are deceased. The Committee recognizes, however, that in exceptional circumstances, induction of retired living nominees may Eugene K. Pettis (Emeritus) be warranted, assuming the above-referenced criteria are satisfied. Gary L. Printy A slate of inductees is selected by the Heritage of Leadership Committee, which presents the slate for Michael W. Smith discussion and approval to the full membership of the Law Center Association, Inc. Board of Trustees. 2015 inductees

REUBIN O’DONOVAN ASKEW ROBERTA FULTON FOX 1928-2014, Class of 1956 1943-2009, Class of 1967

As prosecuting attorney, state legislator, governor of and served two successive four year terms, gaining recognition Florida for eight years, chairman of two federal commissions, as a practical and progressive reformer, a man of integrity with and ambassador and member of the president’s Cabinet, firm convictions who believed fervently in the need to make Reubin O’Donovan Askew served at every level of American government work. government. The Askew years have been widely characterized as years Born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, on Sept. of achievement, reform, and successful 11, 1928, was the youngest transition for Florida. A study prepared of six children. As he often expressed it, he by George Weeks at Harvard University “came from a family of very modest means named Askew as one of the 10 greatest – which is a nice way of saying poor.” American governors of the 20th century. In 1937, his family moved to Pensacola, Among his accomplishments were pushing Florida, where he entered public schools of through nominating commissions for state Escambia County. judges, initiating a corporate income tax Askew bookended his career with the and racially integrating state institutions. University of Florida. He graduated from He proposed the “Sunshine Amendment,” UF Law in 1956. He retired from politics which, when adopted, resulted in a more in 1994 and established UF’s Reubin O’D. open government. Askew Institute on Politics and Society. Askew served as keynote speaker at The institute brought Floridians together to the Democratic National Convention in discuss critical issues and served as a forum Public servant 1972. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter for statewide issues and promoted civic for the ages appointed Askew the United States Trade engagement. Representative. As a member of the Upon graduation from high school in 1946, Askew entered president’s Cabinet and as an ambassador, Askew functioned the Army and served in the U.S. Army paratroopers. Discharged as the president’s principal advisor and the nation’s principal at the rank of sergeant, he entered on spokesman on international trade. the G.I. Bill and served as president of the student body. After As United States Trade Representative, Askew earned earning a degree in public administration, he entered the Air recognition worldwide for his forceful and articulate advocacy Force as a second lieutenant. He served in Europe and returned of a more open, fairer and expanded world trading system. to study at UF Law, where he was president of his law school He was recognized domestically for his candor, fairness and class and executive editor of the Florida Law Review. In 1956, he for his strong support of improved productivity and increased received his law degree and returned to Pensacola. He continued competitiveness for the American economy. in the Air Force Reserve and rose to the rank of captain. Upon resigning from the Cabinet at the expiration of the Askew’s public service began immediately after entering president’s term, Askew returned to Miami to practice law. In the bar as prosecuting attorney in Escambia County where his 1984, he ran for president. success led to his election to the Florida House in 1958 and Askew died March 13 in Tallahassee at the age of 85. He the in 1962. He served 12 years in the Florida is survived by his wife of 57 years, Donna Lou, his daughter, Legislature. In 1970, Askew was elected governor of Florida Angela, and his son, Kevin. 2015 inductees

REUBIN O’DONOVAN ASKEW ROBERTA FULTON FOX 1928-2014, Class of 1956 1943-2009, Class of 1967

A powerful advocate for gender equality and the When a state legislator made misogynistic comments on protections of rights for otherwise voiceless communities, the floor of the Florida House, Fox did something about it. She Roberta Fulton Fox (JD 67) dedicated her life and her career to ran and won the seat, defeating the incumbent in an upset of fighting for underdogs. Whether representing women, children less than 100 votes. She was re-elected twice. or African-Americans during the civil rights movements, she Fox was most proud of her 10 years of service in the was a powerful force both in and out of Legislature and will be remembered the courtroom. for work protecting children’s ability to Fox was born Nov. 25, 1943, to a sea testify via video in abuse cases, mandating captain and a masseuse in Philadelphia. background checks for anyone working Around the age of 12, she moved to Coral with children, and her campaign to Gables where she graduated from Coral publicize the process of choosing state Gables High School and then pursued her appellate court judges. bachelor’s degree from the University of Fox also marched for passage of the Florida. Her love of the TV show about a Equal Rights Amendment. After the criminal defense lawyer, “Perry Mason,” amendment failed, Fox told supporters: drew her to law, and she returned to UF to “We have nothing to be ashamed of today. study in the field. Fox graduated UF Law We all understood the Senate is a dark as one of only a handful of women in her place, a secret place…You must now class. give it everything you have and send in The legal field was a tough one for a Florida’s feminist reinforcements.” woman in the 1960s. Law firms shunned firebrand Fox took her own advice. Elected her, but she eventually signed on with in 1982 to the Florida Senate, Fox Migrant Legal Services where she campaigned for civil rights was instrumental in passing the Florida Equal Education and farm worker labor issues. The job opened her eyes to social Opportunity Act in 1984 that enforced non-discrimination injustices and launched her career in public service. policies in the school systems. “She was a pioneer for women in the field at a time when In 1988, Fox joined the Clemency Review Board, where she they weren’t taken seriously,” husband Mike Gold said. served for seven years on a panel that reviewed women accused She went on to work with Legal Services in Miami where of murdering their partners. she targeted issues affecting the elderly. She met her future During her career, she also represented welfare workers husband in court while representing anti-Vietnam war after they were unlawfully fired, fought for abortion rights, protesters. Together, they opened The Law Offices of Gold & and campaigned for pay equality as a member of the National Fox PA. Organization for Women. In 1974, she was active on the Governor’s Commission on Fox succumbed to breast cancer at her home in Coral Gables Marriage and Family. Under Gov. Reubin Askew (JD 56), the on Aug. 9, 2009, leaving behind her husband, a stepdaughter and commission aimed to fix problems associated with domestic two nephews whom she considered her children. violence and marital-asset laws. As the only female member She will be remembered as a wife, a feminist, a of the commission, Fox fought for equitable distribution of humanitarian and for her commitment to the University of property. Florida.“She was a Gator through and through,” Gold said. 2015 inductees

S. AUSTIN PEELE 1938-2011, Class of 1963

Since the seventh grade, Shuler Austin Peele (JD Colleagues, however, considered him an old- 63) knew he wanted to study law at the University fashioned lawyer. “He would do anything you of Florida. He believed every needed up to the Supreme person had a story to tell and Court,” said partner Herbert he wanted to give them the Darby. “He could handle voice to do so. He found that anything.” when he took a genuine interest Peele was a valuable in others, they were willing to member of The Florida Bar talk with him – not because of and served on the Designation attorney-client relations, but Coordination Committee that as friends. These relationships led to the establishment of the continued to motivate him 48 Florida Board Certification years after he began practicing. Plan. He loved and represented Peele graduated from the Gators throughout his Hillsborough High School in career and each year organized 1956 and went on to study Motivated by and led trips to an away game English at Wofford College in relationships, valued for members of the board and Spartanburg, SC. He received by the bar and UF Law other alumni. his JD in 1963 from UF Law. Throughout his career, Peele After graduation, was actively involved in the Lake City Bar, the 3rd he joined Jopling & Darby, which later became Circuit Bar and Columbia County church and civic Darby & Peele. Although his title said he organizations. Peele worked with Darby & Peele practiced business law, he considered himself a until his death on Nov. 20, 2011. He was 73 years “dirt lawyer” because he primarily handled real old. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Fredda estate, land disputes and other matters dealing Thompson Peele, and his three daughters, Peggy, with property rights. Laura and Mary Katherine.

2015 fall recipients

S. AUSTIN PEELE 1938-2011, Class of 1963 Book Awards

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John Kelly Ryan Moore Joshua Proper Grant Sittig Lauren Wallace Trial Team Deferred International Tax Taxation of Trial Practice Compensation Policy Gratuitous Transfers Mary Lou and Lauren Kerr Corporate Richard H. Simons Buddy Schulz, Applied Legal Jolande Morgan Taxation Charitable Trust In Honor of Robert J. History Child Law & Policy Robert Glennon Beckham (JD 55) Jeffrey Spina-Jennings Brooke King Alice Morris Nicholas Pulignano Constitutional Law David Warren Criminal Clinic - International Legal Drafting Phi Delta Theta Appellate Advocacy Prosecutor Law of the Sea In Memory of Hicks, Porter, Ebenfeld Prosecutorial Paul Punzone Daniel Galfond & Stein, P.A. Jamie Koepsel Ethics Legal Research Legal Research Fiduciary Ryan Stratton Administration Marie Moyle Ashlyn Robinson Liability Rachel Wasserman Insurance Pressly & Pressly, P.A. Torts Appellate Advocacy Legal Drafting Law Betsy E. Gallagher Thomas Lair Kristin Nelson Matthew Roe Kimberly Swartz Evidence Media Law Legal Drafting Christopher Weeg Medical Technology GrayRobinson Thomas & LoCicero PL Partnership & Law Jeanette Roorda Taxation Matt Lastinger Dillon Nicole James E. Thomison, Esq. Brett T. Hendee Legal Drafting Public Health Law Sales Electronic Discovery Tax Moot Court Juan Rivera Sarah Testerman Jose Leon Kimberly O’Neill Clay Weinstein Legal Drafting Law Review Spanish for Trial Practice Finance for Lowndes Drosdick Lawyers Bill Bone, Esq. Lawyers Brittany Sakovich Doster Kantor & R Family Advocacy eed and Hal Kantor Silvia Lopez Barrera Logan Opsahl Whitney Wells Clinic Interviewing, Civil Clinic - Legal Research Legal Research Counseling, & Juvenile Michael Sartoian Negotiation Britney Williams Alexa Padilla Criminal Clinic- Grace Mathis Trial Team Prosecutor Michael Thomas Legal Drafting International Cyber Law Intellectual Chezare Palacios Dylan Schott Cathleen Winter Property Law Trial Practice Cyber Law Appellate Family Law Policy Professional Milton, Leach, Advocacy Intimate Partner Responsibility Whitman, D’Andrea Caitlyn Parsley & Eslinger, P.A. Violence Assistance Legal Research Austin Sherman Clinic William Michaelis Civil Procedure Admiralty Alex Parthemer Gregory Toth Kimberly Withum Environmental Law Comparative & Legal Drafting Partnership Melanie Sigel Jesse W. Rigby, Clark International Taxation Legal Drafting Partington Hart Larry Watersheds The book award Bond & Stackhouse recipients listed here are Maria Pecoraro- Amanda Singh McCorkle David Turkel in attendance at today’s David Mittel Interviewing, ceremony. For a full list Public Speaking for Death Penalty Law Property Counseling, & of book award recipients, Lawyers Negotiation Lazaro Vazquez please go to http://www. law.ufl.edu/student-affairs/ Stephanie Moalli Antitrust Shenele Pettis Jonathan Siragusa additional-information/ Comparative Criminal Procedure - Moot Court Legal Research book-award-sponsorships. Procedure Adversary System William J. Schifino, Jr. Property Legal Drafting Michael A. Bedke & Miranda Moore Saraya Pleasant DLA Piper Law Review Legal Research Shook, Hardy & Bacon S ponsors Advanced Bankruptcy Criminal Clinic – Florida Constitutional Law Mergers and Acquisitions • Stichter, Riedel, Blain & Public Defender Clinic • Alex Sink & Bob Bolt • The Purcell Family Postler, P.A. • The Hon. W. Fred Turner In Honor of Bill McBride (endowed) Memorial (endowed) Perspectives on Advanced Trial Practice Florida Land Use Law Family Law Lab • Murphy & Walker, P.L. Criminal Law • In Honor of Marietta M. Smith • Raleigh “Lee” Greene • Bedell, Dittmar, DeVault, Agricultural Law & Policy Pillans & Coxe, P.A. Income Taxation Pretrial Practice Law • Ernest A. Sellers • Harris Guidi Rosner • Harper Meyer LLP • Rebecca L. Brock Dunlap & Rudolph, P.A. American Legal Thought Insurance Law Procedures in Tax Fraud • In Memory of the Hon. R. Criminal Procedures – • Lee D. Gunn IV Cases (llm) Grable Stoutamire Police Practices • A. Brian Phillips • Warren W. Lindsey and Intellectual Property Civil Tax Procedure (llm) Eileen Forrester • Robert Houpt Thornburg Professional • R. Lawrence Heinkel, Esq. Responsibility & Deferred Compensation, International Business The Legal Profession Conflict of Law Non-Qualified Transactions • Hill, Ward & Henderson, P.A. • Oscar A. Sanchez Arrangements (llm) • John C. Bierley (endowed) • Andy & Lin Fawbush Real Estate Transactions Conservation Clinic International Financial • Jack and Mary Hackett • Alton & Kathleen Lightsey Deferred Compensation, Crimes Qualified Plans (llm) • In Honor of Professor Securities Regulation Constitutional Law • Michael & Honi V. Abbott Fletcher N. Baldwin by the • Daniel Aronson • Kenneth Johnson & 1966 Moot Court Team Kimberly Leach Johnson Employment Law Trademark Law • Allen, Norton & Blue P.A. Jurisprudence • Lott & Fischer, PL Consumer Law (endowed) • Bill Hoppe, Esq. • James, Hoyer, Newcomer • Scott G. Blews, Taylor Trial Practice & Smiljanich, P.A. English Duma, LLP Labor Law • Bush Ross, P.A. • Fisher & Phillips, LLP • Monte J. Tillis Jr. Memorial Contracts Estate Planning (llm) In Memory of Rebecca Jakubcin (endowed) • Foley & Lardner, LLP • Donald R. Tescher (endowed) • John T. Rogerson, II & • Mark and Shari Somerstein Timothy W. Volpe In Honor of George Dawson Estates & Trusts Land Use Planning and • Jones, Foster, Johnston & Control Unincorporated Corporate Tax I Stubbs, P.A. • Lewis and Linda Shelley Business Enterprises • Jerald David August in • Brian M. O’Connell In Honor of John DeGrove • William A. Weber Memory of Professor (endowed) James Jackson Freeland • Bruce H. Bokor Law & Economics Water Law • Taylor K. Rose, • de la Parte & Gilbert, P.A. Corporations Evidence The West River Group, Inc. In Memory of Louis • Brian D. Burgoon • Clarke Silverglate & de la Parte, Jr. • Rahul Patel, Esq. Campbell, P.A. Law & Psychiatry • W. Crit Smith • Keefe, Anchors, & Gordon, P.A. White Collar Crime Federal Courts • In Honor of Creditors’ Remedies • F. Wallace Pope Jr., Esq. Legal Writing Charles P. Pillans, III (endowed) & Bankruptcy • Benjamin F. Diamond • Jeffrey W. Warren, Esq. First Amendment Law In honor of Judge Emmett Workers’ Compensation • Ian Leavengood • Becky Powhatan Kelley Ripley Cox & Other employment In memory of Richard T. Rights Leavengood Florida Administrative Law Medical Malpractice • Rosenthal, Levy, Simon • Cathy and Larry Sellers • Chris M. Limberopoulos & Ryles, P.A.

The University of Florida Law Center Association, Inc.

The University 2014-2015 OFFICERS Courtney K. Grimm, JD 92 Leslie W. Burke, JD 68 Joseph C. Mellichamp III, JD 70 of Florida Law Michael D. Minton, Chair Jack O. Hackett II, JD 79 James D. Camp, Jr., JD 51 Howell W. Melton, Jr., JD 75 Center Association, Ladd H. Fassett, Past Chair Scott G. Hawkins, JD 83 J. Thomas Cardwell, JD 66 Robert G. Merkel, JD 74 Inc. was formed Oscar A. Sanchez, Vice Chair Frederick A. Hazouri, JD 67 Joseph P. Carolan, III, JD 74 Stephan P. Mickle, JD 70 in 1960 as a Scott G. Hawkins, Secretary Ben H. Hill, III, JD 65 Yolanda Cash Jackson, JD 90 James Moody, Jr., JD 72 financial support Jo Thacker, Assistant Secretary Charlene E. Honeywell, JD 81 Lawton M. Chiles, III, George R. Moraitis, JD 66 organization for the Dennis A. Calfee, Treasurer Marcia M. Howard, JD 90 Howard C. Coker, JD 71 John B. Morgan, JD 82 College of Law. Jeanne T. Tate, Assistant Treasurer Gary W. Huston, LLMT 94 Charles E. Commander, JD 65 Mark A. Nouss, JD 85 The LCA Board Thomas R. Julin, JD 81 Anne C. Conway, JD 75 Brian M. O’Connell, JD 79, LLMT 80 of Trustees assists HERITAGE OF LEADERSHIP Lawrence Keefe, JD 86 P. Bruce Culpepper, JD 66 Lindy L. Paull, JD 79, LLMT 80 in the budgetary COMMITTEE Nelly N. Khouzam, JD 81 Talbot D’Alemberte, JD 62 Eugene K. Pettis, JD 85 process, provides W. Crit Smith, Chair (Emeritus) Mark Wayne Klingensmith, JD 85 Barry R. Davidson, JD 67 Charles P. Pillans, III, JD 66 financial and Richard B. Comiter, Vice-Chair Paul R. Linder, JD 82 Jack Demetree, JD 52 F. Wallace Pope, Jr., JD 69 volunteer resources Barry R. Davidson (Emeritus) Warren W. Lindsey, JD 79 John A. DeVault, III, JD 67 Becky A. Powhatan-Kelley, JD 76 and facilitates Scott G. Hawkins Bill McCollum, JD 68 John H. Dyer, Jr., JD 87 James G. Pressly, JD 72 student mentoring Michael D. Minton Manuel Menendez, Jr., JD 72 Patricia C. Fawsett, JD 73 Mark J. Proctor, JD 75 programs. Board Brian M. O’Connell (Emeritus) Michael D. Minton, JD 81, LLMT 82 Michael L. 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Cerio John Jeffrey “Jeff” Scroggin, John Dudley Goodlette, JD 72 Ernest A. Sellers, JD 62 of student and Brian D. Burgoon, Law Alumni JD 77, LLMT 79 K. Lawrence Gragg, JD 74, LLMT 75 Lawrence E. Sellers, Jr., JD 79 faculty programs, Council President Michael W. Smith, JD 85 Alan G. Greer, JD 69 Abraham M. Shashy, Jr., JD 73 scholarships Jeanne T. Tate, JD 81 Jacqueline R. Griffin, JD 75 Linda L. Shelley, JD 77 and activities. ACTIVE MEMBERS Laura J. Thacker, JD 87 Andrew C. Hall, JD 68 Terrance A. Smiljanich, JD 72 J. Carter Andersen, JD 98 Glenn Jerrold Waldman, JD 83 Bruce M. Harris, JD 93 Jacqueline Allee Smith, JD 78 John C. Bales, JD 82 Greg S. Weiss, JD 98 James A. Hauser, JD 69 W. Crit Smith, JD 78 Michael A. Bedke, JD 84 Guy E. Whitesman, LLMT 85 Jeffrey A. Hirsch, JD 75 W. Kelly Smith, Jr., JD 66 David L. Bilsker, JD 90 Corinne C. Hodak, JD 89 Mark A. Somerstein, JD 82 Jeffery A. Boone, JD 82 EMERITUS MEMBERS Dan H. Honeywell, JD 69 Robert G. Stern, JD 90 John C. 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MacNamara, JD 76, LLMT 77 Arthur Ward Wagner, JD 57 Karen C. Dyer, JD 87 William O. Birchfield, Jr., JD 63 Kevin A. Malone, JD 76 Jeffrey W. Warren, JD 72 Ladd H. Fassett, JD 79 Susan H. Black, JD 67 Christine N. Markussen, JD 72 William A. Weber, JD 76 Andrew Fawbush, JD 74 Roger L. Blackburn, JD 71 Pedro A. Martin, JD 78 Jean Eddy Wilson, JD 82 Jeffrey D. Feldman, JD 81 Bruce H. Bokor, JD 72 Margaret D. Mathews, JD 82 Evan J. Yegelwel, JD 80 James A. Gale, JD 83 Bill Bone, JD 84 Clifton A. McClelland, Jr., JD 69 Gwynne A. Young, JD 74 Betsy E. Gallagher, JD 76 E. G. Boone, JD 54 Marybeth McDonald, JD 82 Stephen N. Zack, JD 71 Jonathan D. Gerber, JD 93 Jeanelle G. Bronson, JD 78 Robert W. Mead, Jr., JD 69 Peter W. Zinober, JD 69

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