2009–2010 Annual Report 2009–2010 Marshall-Wythe Law School Foundation OFFICERS Anna P. Engh ’89, President Rick L. Burdick ’76, Secretary/Treasurer James David Penny ’83, Vice-President

TRUSTEES Catherine M. Blue ’80 John G. Kruchko ’75 Douglas E. Brown ’74 Joyce A. Kuhns ’83 Elizabeth B. Carder-Thompson ’78 Jon M. Mahan ’96 Garen E. Dodge ’82 Brooks Patten McElwain ’95 John E. Donaldson ’63 J. Mathews Pope ’78 Martha McGlothlin Gayle ’95 Neal J. Robinson ’92 Sarah C. Honenberger ’78 Marc A. Taylor ’89 Stephen John Horvath III ’84 Joseph T. Waldo ’78 Barbara L. Johnson ’84 2009–2010 Law School association OFFICERS Kevin M. O’Neill ’99, President Fernand A. Lavallee ’88, President-Elect Mark C. Van Deusen ’98, Past-President Courtney M. Malveaux ’02, Vice-President of Alumni Activities and Chair, Annual Fund Melissa A. Conner ’02, Secretary/Treasurer

DIRECTORS Sally James Andrews ’73 Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 Coburn R. Beck ’98 Kindra L. Kirkeby ’00 William Leslie Boswell III ’07 John M. Levy (ex officio) Thomas W. Brooke ’90 Myron O. McClees ’10, BLSA President (ex officio) Eunice Kim Chapon ’99 J. Elwood Owens ’04 Judith M. Conti ’94 Jimmy F. Robinson ’98 Zachariah DeMeola ’10, Conway W. Smith III ’70 SBA President (ex officio) Sandra L. Smith ’00 Douglas Dziak ’99 G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. ’90 L. Allison Garde ’86 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Lawrence H. Glanzer ’76

OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI AFFAIRS Sarah F. Kellam, Associate Dean Laura W. Beach, Director for Reunion Giving Kathryn T. Pond, Director for Alumni Affairs Elizabeth Wright, Director for Annual Support Gretchen Bedell, Systems Coordinator/Graphic Designer Christina Smith Lewis, Administrative Assistant (757) 221-3795, [email protected] COVER The Marshall-Wythe Mace, ca. 1850-1855. Donated to the Law School in the mid-1970s, the mace is carried Annual Report Editor: Jaime Welch-Donahue, Director of Communications each year at graduation by the president of the Student Annual Report Photography Editor: Gretchen Bedell Bar Association. It is a copy of the mace used in the British House of Commons. The British have 11 such maces that Annual Report Contributing Writer: David F. Morrill were wrought during the reign of William and Mary, Design: Mellen Street Graphics, Hampton, Va. with the Georgian coat-of-arms reimposed later. Davison M. Douglas Mark C. Van Deusen Message from The Dean & The Chair

Dear Graduates, Parents, and Friends, We are happy to share with you the news that Marshall-Wythe closed the books on a very successful fundraising year on June 30, 2010: we raised approximately $2.5 million, which is about a 25 percent increase from the prior year. Of that total, approximately $1.4 million came as gifts to the Annual Fund, with the balance coming in contributions for our endowment, building renovations, and in-kind gifts. Thank you for your generosity! Your support makes a significant difference in the education of our students. With your help, we are able to attract and retain our outstanding faculty, and are also able to provide a rich environment for learning through support for our library, institutes and programs, student journals and organizations, and clinics and externships. Raising money for student scholarships remains one of our highest priorities. We are proud that we have been able to double the financial aid that we offer students in the past several years. As we forge ahead, we are mindful that we must continue to rely more on private support and tuition. The state has cut its support for William & Mary by one third in the past three years, and that support will only continue to decline in the future. We appreciate that many of you have continued to give despite a challenging economic climate. And special thanks to those alumni who have also lent a hand in our fundraising efforts by enlisting classmates in our gift drives. Thank you for your continued support of the nation’s oldest law school. We firmly believe that our best days lie ahead of us. Sincerely,

Davison M. Douglas Mark C. Van Deusen ’98 Dean and Arthur B. Hanson Professor of Law 2009–10 Chair, Law School Annual Fund Highlights fall 2009 – Fall 2010

FACULTY Promotions: Eric D. Chason was committed to teaching, she joined the faculty in 1997. New faculty: Allison Orr Larsen promoted to Associate Professor with and Nancy Leong joined us as tenure. His areas of specialization include employee benefits, tax law, Assistant Professors. Professor Larsen’s STUDENTS teaching and research interests include income tax, and trusts and estates. He The Black Law Students Association constitutional law, administrative law, is the Director of the William & Mary was named the Regional Chapter of the and statutory interpretation. Professor Tax Conference. Nathan B. Oman was Year for the Mid-Atlantic Region. This Leong’s teaching and research interests promoted to Associate Professor. His is the second year in a row that the include civil rights law, criminal areas of expertise include contracts, chapter received national recognition. procedure, and evidence. Jason M. economic analysis of law, jurisprudence, Solomon joined us as an Associate law and religion, and legal history. The Election Law Society and the Professor with tenure from the Three members of the faculty — Election Law Program received a Help University of Georgia Law School. His Jayne W. Barnard, James G. Dwyer, America Vote College Program grant research interests are in the area of tort and Alan J. Meese — were among for a new initiative in which ELS law; he also teaches employment law and 20 W&M faculty who received Plumeri members helped local governments administrative law. Sarah L. Stafford, Awards for Faculty Excellence. with recruiting and training of young Paul R. Verkuil Distinguished Professor Haynes Professor Paul Marcus received poll workers. of Public Policy, Economics, and Law, an Outstanding Faculty Award from In a recent ranking of more than has received an appointment to the law the State Council of Higher Education 1,000 U.S. and selected non-U.S. legal faculty, along with her longstanding for Virginia. The awards recognize the periodicals, the William and Mary Law appointment in the Economics finest among Virginia’s college and Review ranked as the 19th most-cited Department. Her research focuses on university faculty for their excellence in legal journal. The William & Mary the effect of environmental regulations teaching, research, and service. Bill of Rights Journal ranked as the 3rd on firm and industry behavior. Christie S. Warren, Professor of most-cited constitutional law journal, Named Professorships: Professor the William& Mary Journal of Women the Practice of International and th Nancy Combs and Ernest W. Comparative Law, was appointed a and the Law ranked as the 4 most Goodrich Professor of Law and U.N. Senior Mediation Expert in cited journal for gender, sexuality, and Professor of Government Neal E. Constitutional Issues for a 12-month women’s issues, and the William & Devins were appointed Cabell Mary Environmental Law and Policy term. She is spending the year th Research Professors for academic year mediating con icts in many of the Review ranked as the 12 most-cited 2010–11. Professor James G. Dwyer world’s most con ict-laden nations. environmental, natural resources, and was named the Arthur B. Hanson Warren is Director of the Comparative land use journal. A new journal, the Professor of Law, making him the Law Legal Studies and Post-Con ict William & Mary Business Law Review, School’s second Hanson Professor. Justice Program. published its first volume in 2010. Professor Michael S. Green was Kathryn Urbonya, Professor of appointed to the newly created Robert Law, retired from the faculty. Highly The Law School’s competitive teams E. & Elizabeth S. Scott Research regarded as a scholar of the Fourth brought home numerous recent honors. Professorship for academic year Amendment and as a professor The National Trial Team’s recent 2010–11. triumphs include: 1st Place, Gourley

Haynes Professor Paul Marcus received the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Outstanding Faculty Award. Our National Trial Team has become a powerhouse in recent years. The team is coached by Adjunct Professor Jeffrey A. Breit.

2 3 Trial Competition; 1st Place, Phi Alpha Virginia Governor Robert F. ENDOWMENTS Delta National Tournament; 1st Place, McDonnell announced the appoint- Law School endowments totaled George Mason University Costello ment of Edward L. Flippen ’74, approximately $36 million as of June Criminal Advocacy Tournament; 1st a Partner at McGuireWoods, to 30, 2010. This constitutes an increase Place, Stetson Law School Pretrial W&M’s Board of Visitors effective July from a valuation of approximately Competition; and 1st Place, National 1. The Governor also announced the $31.9 million on June 30, 2009, and is Trial Competition Regional Finals. appointment of Courtney Malveaux ’02 the result of new endowment gifts and The Alternative Dispute Resolution as Commissioner of the Virginia recovering financial markets. Team won the Tulane Law School Department of Labor and Industry. National Baseball Arbitration The St. George Tucker Adjunct Competition and the Moot Court Professorship Award, which recognizes CLINICS AND Team won the Regent Law School a member of the adjunct faculty for PROGRAMS Moot Court Competition and the outstanding teaching and service, was The “WarriorConnect” program was Federal Bar Association’s Thurgood A. awarded to John Tarley, Jr. ’92 for sponsored on May 22 by the Veterans Marshall Moot Court Competition. 2010–11. Tarley’s partner at Tarley and Benefits Clinic and the Department of Robinson, Neal J. Robinson ’92, was Veterans Services – Virginia Wounded the 2009–10 honoree. Warrior Program, and made possible ALUMNI AND FRIENDS by generous support from the Jessie There were approximately 7,000 Ball duPont Fund. More than 50 living Law School alumni in FY ’10. GIVING representatives from veteran-friendly Altogether, Marshall-Wythe alumni In FY ’10, the Law School raised organizations were on hand for a live in all 50 states, the District of approximately $2.5 million in private resource fair for veterans and their Columbia, and 40 other countries. support. Gifts to the Annual Fund families. Following the fair, the Clinic Two W&M students – law totaled approximately $1.4 million. For hosted a roundtable discussion with student Blake Christensen ’12 more about annual giving, see page 5. service organizations. and undergraduate business major Reunion classes made generous gifts The Law School’s six institutes and Brittany Kidd ’11 – were honored as and five-year pledges totaling $917,361 programs offered a variety of lectures, TowneBank’s first Alvin P. Anderson by June 30. For more about reunion panels, and conferences which Scholars, an annual award to be given giving, see page 7. examined cases that will be coming in memory of Alvin P. Anderson ’72. The Class of 2010 raised $58,410 in before the Supreme Court, provided Each student received a $5,000 gifts and pledges for their class gift. perspectives on international legal scholarship. Despite a challenging job market, systems, and addressed how law affects The Law School’s Order of the 45% of the class participated in the human rights and shapes democracy. Coif chapter inducted Robert M. gift drive. Recent distinguished speakers have Fitzgerald ’75, a Senior Partner at included Harvard Law Professor Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald, Michael Klarman, FCC Commissioner as an honorary member. Robert M. McDowell, Haitian diplomat René Magloire, Panamanian

The Class of 2010 raised $58,410 in gifts and pledges by June 30. Many members of the W&M community were on hand to welcome veterans and their families to the May 22 “WarriorConnect” event.

2 3 Ambassador Jaime Alemán Healy, Program has provided forgivable loans private practice (56.4%), government and two former Solicitors General of totaling $189,500 to 52 graduates (17.9%), judicial clerkships (15.1%), the United States, Paul Clement and since 2005. corporations/businesses (6.7%), and Walter Dellinger. The Law School awarded $300,000 in public interest (2.9%). Summer Public Service Fellowships ADMISSIONS to 109 rising second- and third-year RANKINGS students. This was the most money The J.D. Class of 2013, 217 strong, William & Mary remains among the ever awarded and the largest number of was chosen from a pool of 6,292 nation’s best law schools, retaining its students to receive summer fellowships applicants, a record for the Law rank of 28th in the in the program’s history. Students U.S. News & World School and an increase of more than 2010 survey. The Law School worked at 91 non-profit organizations Report 26% from the prior year. The Class’s tied at 28th with Boston College, UC and government agencies in 18 states, median undergraduate GPA of 3.70 is – Davis, University of Georgia, UNC DC, and seven other countries. the highest in our history; the Class’s – Chapel Hill, and the University of median LSAT of 165 (92nd percentile) Our law students contributed more Wisconsin – Madison. has been equaled by only two prior than 68,000 hours to community entering classes. and public service activities in the 2009–10 academic year. These HONORS AND AWARDS Nineteen students joined us as endeavors included service via members of the 2011 LL.M. degree Retired Supreme Court Justice and community legal outreach, nonprofit/ class. These students are from Canada, W&M Chancellor Sandra Day government externships and clinics, China, the Czech Republic, Georgia, O’Connor received the 2009–10 the Community/Pro Bono Service India, Japan, Mexico, Pakistan, Sweden, Marshall-Wythe Medallion. The Program, Street Law, Wills for Seniors, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. medallion is the highest honor public service fellowships, and the conferred by the faculty and recognizes Student Hurricane Network. These members of the legal community TUITION AND hours are in addition to the substantial who have demonstrated exceptional FINANCIAL AID service students provided through leadership and accomplishment. Justice their organizations and their own Tuition and fees for 2010–11 are O’Connor also delivered the May 2010 individual efforts. $23,800 (for VA Residents) and Commencement address. $33,800 (for non-residents). Carol M. Rose, the Ashby Lohse Fifty-seven percent of the student CAREER SERVICES Chair in Water and Natural Resources at the University of Arizona James E. body in the 2010–11 academic year As of Feb. 15, 2010, 97.9% of the Class Rogers College of Law, received the is receiving financial aid in the form of 2009 who reported their status to 2010 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights of scholarships or fellowships; the the Office of Career Services and who Prize at a dinner held in conjunction total value of these scholarships were seeking employment had jobs or with the 7th annual Brigham-Kanner and fellowships is approximately were pursuing advanced degrees. These Property Rights Conference. The 2009 $5.5 million. graduates were located in 28 states, prize was awarded to Professor Richard DC, East Timor, and Nigeria. E. Pipes of Harvard. Among members of the Class of 2009 PUBLIC SERVICE For a list of awards conferred at who reported their yearly salaries, the Twelve alumni received 2010 graduation, see page 9. median starting salary was $92,000. awards from the Law School’s Loan Among leading employment areas: Repayment Assistance Program. The

The J.D. Class of 2013 was chosen from a pool of 6,292 applicants, a record Public Service: Members of the Student Hurricane Network for the Law School and an increase of more than 26% from the prior year. helped residents of New Orleans over spring break.

4 5 2009–2010 Annual Giving

1.450M $1,382,052 $1,366,587 $1,350,748 $1,364,278 1.350M $1,268,234 1.250M $1,201,253 1.150M $1,107,900 1.05M $1,003,138

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TOTAL GIFTS FY ’10* Annual Fund (cash) $ 1,382,052 Gifts-in-Kind $ 296,008 Endowment $ 635,373 Capital (building) $ 274,749 TOTAL GIVING $ 2,588,182

*Total number of alumni donors for FY ’09 was 1,727; total for FY ’10 was 1,826

COMPARISONS TO FY ’09 FY ’09 FY ’10 Annual Fund $ 1,366,587 $ 1,382,052 Gifts-in-Kind $ 15,098 $ 296,008 Endowment Gifts $ 378,524 $ 653,373 Capital (building) $ 314,967 $ 274,749 TOTAL GIVING $ 2,075,176 $ 2,588,182

4 5 Alumni Weekend 2010

Graduates from near and far journeyed back to Williamsburg for the Law School’s annual Alumni Weekend on April 16–17. On Friday evening, Dean Douglas hosted a reception, in conjunction with the 7th Annual Public Service Fund Silent Auction, and many classes enjoyed get-togethers around town. On Saturday, alumni could join in the fun of golf, tennis, volleyball, a yoga class, walking tours of Colonial Williamsburg and Lake Matoaka, and a picnic on the Law School lawn. The weekend celebration concluded with an all-alumni reception on Saturday night and reunion class dinners.

6 7 Thank You reunion classes

CLASS YEAR % PARTICIPATION TOTAL GIFTS AND PLEDGES* 1970 51% $ 40,850 1975 35% $181,625 1980 42% $171,467 1985 40% $131,200 1990 35% $124,540 1995 43% $131,017 2000 34% $ 92,950 2005 33% $ 43,712 TOTAL $917,361 *total includes all gifts made by June 30, 2010, and five-year pledges

Classes celebrating reunions in 2010 showed support for Marshall-Wythe through their generous gifts and pledges that totaled $867,560 by Alumni Weekend. By June 30, reunion giving for all classes totaled $917,361 in gifts and pledges. New reunion giving records were set by the Class of 1995 for cash gifts for a 15th reunion and the Class of 2000 for gifts and pledges for a 10th reunion. On hand to celebrate their classes’ generosity during Alumni Weekend were, from left, Justin M. Hargrove ’05, Kindra L. Kirkeby ’00, Mary Beth Anderson Sherwin ’00, Matthew J. Bissonette ’95, Dean Davison M. Douglas, Michael R. Borasky ’75, Marcia E. Asquith ’90, John J. Jarosak ’85, Mahlon G. Funk, Jr. ’75, and Mark S. Hedberg ’90.

6 7 2009–2010 reunion committees

1970 – 40th REUNION Patrick M. Brogan Brooks Patten McElwain CHAIR Amy Holt Davis Kerri Gilmore Mesiah Edmund Polubinski, Jr. Elizabeth Ebner Toni A. Friess Millner COMMITTEE Jon B. Freedman Andrew Thomas Richardson III Stephen R. Crampton* Channing M. Hall III Jonathan C. Rotter Charles F. Midkiff Thomas L. Hanley Gretchen Lynch Taylor Kenneth A. Phillips Richard H. Howard-Smith Jason B. Van Pelt Howard P. Smith B. Mayes Marks, Jr. Amy Marie Waskowiak Stuart D. Spirn John B. O’Grady C. Arthur Robinson II 2000 – 10th REUNION 1975 – 35th REUNION William Shewmake CO-CHAIRS John W. Wesley Kindra Lynn Kirkeby and Mary Beth CO-CHAIRS Michael R. Borasky, Mahlon G. Anderson Sherwin 1990 – 20th REUNION Funk, Jr., and Robert O. Johnston, Sr. COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS COMMITTEE Jessica R. Arons Marcia E. Asquith and Mark S. Evan E. Adair Jennifer Magoulas Campbell Hedberg Edward R. Blumberg Jonathan S. Campbell John R. Fletcher COMMITTEE Sara R. Chandler Barbara H. Kamp MacKay Morris Boyer Craig Alexander Anthony Dixon Wayne M. Lee Robert H. Chappell III Lavonda N. Graham Stanley E. Majors Cameron N. Cosby Joseph J. Grogan James A. Metcalfe Jeffrey S. Craig Adam L. Hills James B. Rattray Sara Beiro Farabow Jeffrey J. Polich Daniel P. Small Felicia Silber Faragasso Troy R. Rackham Charles A. Fincher Kevin D. Rice 1980 – 30th REUNION Mary Allison Francis Jason C. Rylander David S. Keir John McRae Stuckey III CHAIR Andrew R. Livingston Catherine Mahoney Blue Daniel J. Perry 2005 – 5th REUNION COMMITTEE Tonia Jones Powell CHAIR Anthony H. Anikeeff Michelle Bodley Radcliffe Justin M. Hargrove Nell Buckelew Armstrong Kelly Barnes St. Clair COMMITTEE Francis C. Bagbey Scott J. Stein Dennis P. Crimmins Katherine N. Addison Mary Jo Allen Swartz Katherine A. Aidala Martha Didinger Franklin G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. James F. Ireland III Michael L. Broadus Dominique A. Callins Joseph F. Lagrotteria 1995 – 15th REUNION Dorothy Martin McCorkle Stephen T. Del Percio CO-CHAIRS Christopher R. Mellott Caroline B. Fleming Carla N. Archie and Matthew J. James Lee E. Osborne Meghan E. Hallock Bissonette Frances Herring Reynolds Kristine A. Kippins W. Laird Stabler III COMMITTEE David B. Lacy The Honorable Lydia Calvert Taylor Walter Benzija M. Janelle Lyons Beverly R. Covington Adrienne R. Mauney 1985 – 25th REUNION Michael F. Cox Robert A. Maylor Llezelle Agustin Dugger Jason S. Miyares CHAIR Martha McGlothlin Gayle Jennifer D. Kane Mullen John J. Jarosak Ruth Litvin Goodboe David S. Stern COMMITTEE Joseph S. Guarino Kelly E. Street Claude Wood Anderson Michael D. Homans Matthew C. Widmer Kimberly H. Ashbach Robert R. Kaplan, Jr. George Asimos, Jr. Julie Patterson Laine Ann Burke Brogan Brett A. Loney *deceased

8 9 Graduation 2010

Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connorawards urged 2010 graduates to make a commitment to “being bridge builders” during her remarks at the Law School’s May 16 graduation ceremony. Noting that the date marked the eve of the 56th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education decision that brought an end to racial segregation in schools, she counseled graduates to find inspiration in the landmark case. “The bridge to Brown ... was paved by many, many small stones in the road, laid by young lawyers,” she said.

W&M Chancellor Sandra Day O’Connor W&M President Taylor Reveley and Mark S. Dray ’68, recipient of the Citizen Lawyer Award. The following awards were presented at graduation:

CITIZEN LAWYER AWARD, presented by the Law School Association to a graduate or friend of the Law School who stands squarely in the Jeffersonian tradition of outstanding citizenship and leadership MARK. S. DRAY ’68, PARTNER, HUNTON & WILLIAMS

GEORGE WYTHE AWARD, an award given in recognition of sel ess service to the Law School ZACHARIAH DEMEOLA ’10 JOHN MARSHALL AWARD, honors exceptional character, leadership, and service to the Law School JAN ABBOTT, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, JOURNAL CENTER

LAWRENCE W. I’ANSON AWARD, the highest award given to a graduating student or students by the Law School’s faculty in recognition of professional promise ASHLEY CRENSHAW ’10 AND STEPHEN VAN STEMPVOORT ’10

THURGOOD MARSHALL AWARD for distinguished public service MYRON MCCLEES ’10

WALTER L. WILLIAMS, JR., MEMORIAL TEACHING AWARD, recipient chosen each year by the graduating class HAYNES PROFESSOR OF LAW PAUL MARCUS

8 9 A Great Match for Faculty CABELL FOUNDATION SUPPORTS FACULTY RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

The Cabell family of Virginia and William & Mary Law School have a long history together. In fact, William H. Cabell, later the 14th governor of Virginia, was the first person to be awarded a law degree from William & Mary in 1793. More than 200 years later, the name Cabell rings stronger than ever at William & Mary, with the Cabell Foundation of Richmond supporting the Law School through the creation in 1994 of the William H. Cabell Research Professorship Endowment. In 2008, the Foundation offered a second challenge grant to supplement the Cabell Endowment, which now supports the research and scholarship of two law professors. The grant challenged the Law School to raise $250,000 in new funds for the Cabell Endowment. Upon meeting this goal in 2010, the Law School received a $250,000 matching grant from the Cabell Foundation. “We are enormously grateful to the Cabell Foundation for its support of faculty scholarship,” says Law School Dean Davison M. Douglas. “The gift ensures that our faculty have the resources to engage in cutting-edge research that advances our understanding of the law. It also helps us recruit and retain top- ight faculty members.” The Cabell Foundation was established in 1957 by Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell of Richmond, Va., as a private charitable foundation. While preference is given to qualifying organizations in the Richmond area, the Cabell Foundation has provided challenge grants to colleges and universities throughout the Commonwealth, mostly in support of capital projects. “It’s unusual for the Foundation to establish faculty support grants, but William & Mary Law School was in the right place at the right time,” says Charles L. Cabell, the president of the Foundation and a 1977 graduate of the Law School who practices law in Richmond. “Because it’s a mature institution comfortable with its size and infrastructure, including a wonderful new building and law library, we felt it was more important to develop an even stronger faculty.” Cabell believes that as competition for the best students becomes more intense, faculty enrichment becomes increasingly important in attracting them. “It’s a fairly simple equation,” he says. “Improve the caliber of the faculty and you attract the best students.” Two professors were named William H. Cabell Research Professors for the 2010–11 academic year: Neal E. Devins and Nancy Combs. A member of the law faculty since 1987, Devins serves as director of the Institute of Bill of Rights Law and director of the Election Law Program. “The award signals that the Law School values the productivity of its senior faculty and expects them to continue to be productive,” Devins says. “When the law school honors my work, it makes me feel proud of what I’ve done and encourages me to continue to do more.” This is the second consecutive year that Combs has received a Cabell Research Professorship. A specialist in international criminal law, her Cabell Foundation funds have helped her do research in The Hague, The Netherlands, where many international criminal trials are held. TOP “I have no doubt that my scholarship on these trials will benefit immeasurably by my Eighteenth-century illustration of a griffin presence in The Hague,” Combs says. “I am terrifically grateful to the Cabell Foundation from the bookplate of for helping me make this happen.” George Wythe (1726- 1806), the College’s first “The Law School is extremely fortunate to have the Cabell Foundation as a partner in law professor (Swem excellence, and we are indebted to the many alumni and friends who stepped forward and Library Collection). matched the Cabell grant so that we could expand this worthy endowment,” Douglas says. William & Mary chose the griffin as its new “This research professorship will help our Law School’s extraordinarily strong faculty.” mascot in April 2010.

10 11 A Continued Mooring CONTI ’94 HELPS LAW STUDENTS PAY FOR THEIR EDUCATION

Growing up with parents heavily active in their community, Judy Conti ’94 knew she’d end up doing something in the public interest. That need to make a difference for others steered her toward a career in law. And her need for a law school steeped in community and public service steered her toward William & Mary. “My experience at William & Mary was unparalleled in terms of education, community, support, professional development and mentorship,” says Conti, the Federal Advocacy Coordinator of the National Employment Law Project (NELP) in Washington, DC. “In the years since I graduated, that level of support and community has continued for me personally.” Looking back, Conti cites the William & Mary faculty as prime builders of that community. She has only fond memories of such professors as John Levy, Davison Douglas, Paul Marcus, Susan Grover, Jayne Barnard, and others, all of whom have continued to follow her work and support it since graduation. “They were all excellent teachers in the classroom, but they took it further than that,” Conti says. “They grounded us in reality and in practice, giving us a sense that what they were teaching us and training us to do really mattered for people.” Thus inspired, Conti threw herself into the life of a law student. Among her many activities outside the classroom, she served as president of “Mary and William,” the Women’s Law Society at the College; as a member of the William and Mary Law Review and Moot Court; and as a founding editor of the William & Mary Journal of Women and the Law, one of the most highly regarded gender-oriented law journals in the country. After graduation, Conti clerked for a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, and then spent five years working on union-side labor issues at the Washington, DC, law firm of James & Hoffman. She then spent seven years as the co-founder and executive director of the Employment Justice Center, a non-profit legal services provider devoted to workplace justice in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. More recently Conti has been busy with NELP, making her expertise felt in the halls of Congress and relevant federal agencies. She has lobbied on issues of income security, job training for workers who have lost jobs due to globalization, and the needs of workers whose criminal records serve as a barrier to full employment. She also spends her time and talents helping law students at her alma mater. Not only has she been a major and consistent supporter of the Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) at William & Mary, she also helped found it. “It’s a real passion of mine, helping students keep out of a mountain of debt, and building something that will fund more students who might otherwise not be able to attend,” she says. “I hope other people will direct some of their donations to this worthy program.” Conti has remained very close to the Law School since she graduated, returning numerous times to teach labor law as an adjunct professor. She also enjoyed being a committee member for her 10th reunion giving effort and recently completed her term on the Law School Association Board. “The Law School has given me a continued mooring,” she says. “And as I remain involved and I see how the Law School continues to develop and thrive, I know that not only is the education at an even higher level, perhaps, than it was when I was there, but the community that exists matters just as much as it ever did. It’s a unique kind of place.”

10 11 A Charge to Keep MALVEAUX ’02 FOSTERS THE BEST CITIZEN LAWYERS Commencing his legal studies at the age of 30, Courtney Malveaux ’02 had plenty of time to consider what he wanted in a law school. Such factors as reputation, location, price, and faculty were of primary importance in his decision. Not surprisingly, he chose William & Mary. “I wanted to go to a top law school in the Virginia-DC area, and William & Mary is certainly one of the best,” Malveaux says. “It was not quite the Taj Mahal of buildings that it is today, but it was what was inside that counted.” Malveaux discovered a faculty not only brilliant in the law, but personable and approachable. Among his favorite professors were Alan Meese and A. Mechele Dickerson. “Each of the faculty were experts in their field, but they added warmth and a great sense of humor that made each class so much more enjoyable,” he says. He found that life outside the classroom also had much to offer him. He served as a member of the Trial Team and Moot Court teams, as president of the Student Bar Association, and as vice president of the Black Law Students Association. When he entered law school in 1999, Malveaux discovered that only 11 students in his class, or five percent, were African American. Hoping for numbers that better re ected American diversity, he and his fellow students volunteered to help the admissions staff with recruitment efforts. “We got on the phones and called prospective students personally,” Malveaux explains. “Our efforts doubled the number of African American students entering as members of the Class of 2003 the following year. We would have had one more, except that the student ultimately couldn’t afford the tuition.” That student has remained on Malveaux’s mind since graduation. Accordingly, he created a scholarship that supports a student who lacks financial means to enroll. Today, the Law School enjoys a much more diverse student body, thanks in great part to alumni support for scholarships and alumni and student assistance in admissions efforts. Fifty-three members of the Class of 2013 — or 24 percent — identified themselves as minority students. “My parents taught me that when you reach certain places, you help pull others up,” Malveaux explains. “It’s a joy to help those who otherwise might not enroll in law school. The idea of that one student drives a lot of what I did then and do today.” And Malveaux does a lot. Having previously worked as an assistant attorney general and deputy counsel to the Attorney General of Virginia, he was recently appointed by the Governor of Virginia to serve as Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry. He also has taught as an adjunct professor at Virginia Commonwealth University and at the University of Richmond Law School. He is the immediate past president of the Hill-Tucker Bar Association, and is the vice chairman of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Living History and Public Policy Center. He also remains very active in Marshall-Wythe affairs as an officer of the Law School Association. Malveaux praises the Law School for instilling the concept of the citizen-lawyer in its students and graduates. In recognition of his service as a student, the Law School awarded him the George Wythe Award, one of the Law School’s highest honors, at his 2002 graduation. “I consider the George Wythe Award not so much an award as a challenge or charge to keep,” Malveaux says. “It reminds me to serve every day, whether in public service, for my firm, or in my community.”

12 13 Staking His Claim WALDO ’78 SUPPORTS MAJOR PROPERTY RIGHTS CONFERENCE The Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference may have hosted its 7th annual gathering in fall 2010, but Joe Waldo ’78, a member of the conference coordinating committee, still refers to it as being in its infancy. And he likes how it’s growing. “Brigham-Kanner has become a national property rights conference, the only one hosted by a law school,” says Waldo, a Norfolk, Va., attorney who specializes in eminent domain and property rights law. “It’s definitely one of a kind.” The conference is made possible by an endowment Waldo created during the Campaign for William & Mary. Each year, a coordinating committee invites leading members of academia, the bench, and the bar to participate in the event. The coordinating committee comprises the director of the William & Mary Property Rights Project (formerly Professor Eric Kades and now Chancellor Professor of Law Lynda Butler), the Dean of the Law School, and a member of the practicing bar (Mr. Waldo). The conference is named in honor of Waldo’s mentors, Toby Prince Brigham, a founding partner of Brigham Moore, in Florida, and Gideon Kanner, Professor of Law emeritus at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles and currently of counsel at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips in California. Each year, the Brigham-Kanner Prize is awarded to an outstanding figure in the field. The 2010 prize was awarded to Carol M. Rose, the Lohse Chair, James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, and Professor of Law emerita, Yale Law School. She joins an illustrious list of prior recipients that includes Professor Frank I. Michelman, Harvard Law School (2004), Professor Richard A. Epstein, University of Chicago Law School (2005), Professor James W. Ely, Jr., Vanderbilt Law School (2006), Professor Margaret Jane Radin, University of Michigan Law School (2007), Professor Robert C. Ellickson, Yale Law School (2008), and Professor Richard E. Pipes, Harvard University (2009). Waldo notes that interest in both the conference and in property rights in general has grown since the Supreme Court’s 2005 ruling in Kelo v. the City of New London upheld that city’s proposed takings for economic development. “The subject of property rights has always been a fundamental equation in law schools or part of the foundation of legal scholarship, but to some degree it had worked its way to the back burner over the years,” he explains. “Kelo definitely brought property rights back into major focus.” Even before Kelo, Waldo knew the time was right to increase awareness, and that his own law school was the perfect place to do so. “William & Mary has the right patina,” Waldo explains. “George Wythe, Thomas Jefferson, and John Marshall rolled up their sleeves here, studied property rights, and believed in the scholarship of property rights. The very foundation of American democracy began in Williamsburg, so the College is the perfect place for the ongoing study of this most basic of constitutional rights.” The conference is a resource for students and seasoned professionals as well. Other schools around the country are making use of the conference presentations, with law libraries ordering complete sets of the recordings of the conference proceedings. The 2011 conference will be held at Tsinghua University in Beijing, where it will become an international event. The venue is an apt one, as property rights have increasingly become an important issue for China’s prosperity and a focus of world attention. “It’s rewarding to see this conference grow, not only in scope, but in people’s support, both financially and professionally,” Waldo says. “The more resources we have, the more we can get things on rock solid ground. It’s getting better every year.”

12 13 Lifetime Giving Societies

MARSHALL-WYTHE SOCIETY THOMAS JEFFERSON SOCIETY WOODBRIDGE ASSOCIATES

The Law School wishes to recognize its benefactors — both living and dead — 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. The Marshall-Wythe Society recognizes donors who have made cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more; the Thomas Jefferson Society recognizes donors who have made cumulative gifts of $50,000 to $99,999; and the Woodbridge Associates recognizes donors who have made cumulative gifts of $25,000 to $49,999. Please note that pledges and deferred gifts are not included when identifying the members of these groups.

Marshall-Wythe Society — Cumulative Gifts of $100,000 OR MORE

Alvin Powers Anderson ’72* and Dan H. Hinz, Jr. Norfolk Southern Corporation Betsy C. Anderson James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 James D. Penny ’83 and Anonymous Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 and Pamela Jordan Penny Arnold Reception Desks, Inc. Christopher Jay Honenberger ’77 James W. Perkins Memorial Trust Mrs. R. William Arthur Hunton & Williams Ringtail Solutions Jettie Baker and D. Gregory Baker Infocom Neal John Robinson ’92 and Michael Edward Baumann ’79 Jessie Ball duPont Fund Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 Beazley Foundation, Inc. John G. Kruchko ’75 John A. Scanelli ’72 and Brenda Scanelli Richard P. Bellinger and Laurie Bellinger Laura E. Kostel David L. Short ’64 Edward R. Blumberg ’75 Landmark Communications Foundation Alice Mildred Simpson Robert Friend Boyd ’52 and Lee Memorial Trust Fund Nicholas James St. George ’65 Sara Miller Boyd The Ma-Ran Foundation Stenograph Corporation Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 James W. McGlothlin ’64 Job Taylor III ’71 Robert G. Cabell III and Shepard W. McKenney ’64 The United Company Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation Media General, Inc. Valley City Stephen P. Carney ’80 Zella L. Mervis William Warner Van Alstyne R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. ’50 Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation Virginia Law Foundation Gladys & Franklin Clark Foundation Trustees: Barbara P. Frenkel, Marvin A. William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. CourtLink Frenkel, Dale P. Frenkel, Ronald P. W. M. Keck Foundation Derrick Family Foundation Frenkel, Tom P. Frenkel, Denise L. Joseph T. Waldo ’78 A. Robert Doll ’51* and Brown, Cindy P. Frenkel, Nelson P. Mark Richard Walker ’83 and Mary Stanton Willis Doll Lande, Ricki Farber Zitner, Perrin Marie Walker Robert C. Elliott II ’69 Mark B. Frenkel Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson EXECUTONE Information Systems, Inc. National Center for State Courts Henry C. Wolf ’66 Robert J. Fiscella National Court Reporters Foundation William B. Harman, Jr. ’56 Henry V. Nickel * Deceased

14 15 Thomas Jefferson Society — Cumulative Gifts of $50,000 TO $99,999

Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 Leslie A. Hoffmann ’74 J. Mathews Pope ’78 David Boies ’91 Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 Daniel David Portanova ’66 Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Stephen John Horvath III ’84 Donald Thomas Regan, Jr. and Richard Brown ’74 Robert R. Kinser ’78 Ruth Ryan Regan Rick L. Burdick ’76 Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Robert E. Scott ’68 and Elizabeth Nat R. and Mary Jane* Coleman LexisNexis Shumaker Scott C. Lacey Compton, Jr. ’65 C. King Mallory III and Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 Curtis M. Coward ’74 Florence Marshall Mallory Dr. and Mrs. Howard W. Smith Crestron Electronics, Inc. Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 James K. Stewart ’69 Fred B. Devitt, Jr. ’60 R. Bruce McNew ’79 Ray C. Stoner ’71 Doar Communications, Inc. Gerrish H. Milliken Foundation President Emeritus and Mrs. Timothy Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 Roger Milliken J. Sullivan Robert M. Fitzgerald ’75 National Verbatim Reporters Tandberg Corporation Edward L. Flippen ’74 NEC Foundation of America Martin D. Walsh ’73 FTI Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 West Publishing Company William Andrew Galanko ’82 Donald N. Patten Susan Starr Williamson Elizabeth Besio Hardin ’89 Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Witt, Mares & Company, PLC Robert I. Harwood ’71 Douglas F. Pinter ’77 Gretchen Marie Wolfinger ’84 Dennis C. Hensley ’70 John M. Pollaro ’76 Xerox Corporation Richard K. Herrmann

Woodbridge Associates — Cumulative Gifts of $25,000 TO $49,999

ACS Enterprise Solutions Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 Edward David McGuire, Jr. ’73 Evan E. Adair ’75 Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’83 and Mead Data Central, Inc. AudioScribe Corporation Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 Christopher Rowe Mellott ’80 Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Gregory A. Giordano ’74 J. Thomas Morina ’83 Sam Tall Beale III ’68, MLT ’86 Melanie Godschall ’85 James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Janet Else Goebel Jeffrey Lee Musman ’73 Bi-Amp Systems G. Richard Gold ’71 National Regulatory Conference Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 George I. Gondelman ’52 Noland Company Foundation Stephan James Boardman ’73 Earle T. Hale ’70 John Brad O’Grady ’85 Michael R. Borasky ’75 John E. Hallinan Stephen Lee Owen ’77 James Matheson Boyd ’87 Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Donald Gary Owens ’71 Timothy Michael Broas ’79 Philip J. Hendel ’64 Sharon E. Pandak ’78 Douglas E. Brown ’74 Robert A. Hendel ’68 Patten Foundation Robert Harvey Chappell III ’90 Elizabeth G. Henry Andrew Sanford Paul ’78 The Community Foundation R. Stanley Hudgins ’48 Shirley V. Pearson Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 and Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Integrated Information Systems Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 CTI Brian K. Jackson ’88 Richard G. Poinsett ’71 Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 Bolling Raines Powell III David D. Dickerson, Sr. ’68 Robert R. Kaplan ’72 James Spaulding Powell ’85 Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 Helen Owen Kellam* Pro Video Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Mary Jo White Kelly ’84 President and Mrs. W. Taylor Reveley III John E. Donaldson ’63 Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 Faye F. Shealy DT Regan Charitable Foundation Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Peter Shebell, Jr. ’54 Eggleston Smith P.C. James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Smart Technologies Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Earl D. Leader Charitable Foundation R. R. Smith Charitable Trust Robert W. Emmett III ’78 Wayne M. Lee ’75 Sony Corporation of America Anna P. Engh ’89 Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 Robert C. Stackhouse ’51 ergoGenesis Michael D. Lubeley ’72 James McIntyre Sweet ’73 Dixon Littleberry Foster ’49 and Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 James Michael Vaseleck ’86 and Nancy Norris Foster Paul and Becca Marcus Henry McCormick Cochran III Thomas Richard Frantz ’73, MLT ’81 Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Martha McGlothlin Gayle ’95 Matthew Bender & Co. J. R. Zepkin ’65

14 15 2009–2010 Donor Recognition Societies

GEORGE WYTHE SOCIETY DT Regan Charitable Foundation Joanne Jones Allen ’92 and Kathryn Wilson Hambrick ’94 William M. and Mary Bobbitt (GIFTS OF $10,000 OR MORE) Michael Ivan Coe ’97* E. G. Allen III ’91 and Jonathan Holland Richardson Betsy C. Anderson Edward L. Flippen ’74 D. Jarrett Arp ’91 Hambrick ’94 Amy Lamoureux Riella ’02 and Anonymous Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’83 Marcia E. Asquith ’90 Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Michael J. Riella ’02 Arnold Reception Desks, Inc. and Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 Joshua Ellis Baker ’06 Mark S. Hedberg ’90 Marie E. Sapirie ’05 and Mrs. R. William Arthur Melanie Godschall ’85 and Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Lacy Estel Holly ’89 Mark Alexander Sapirie ’06 Michael Edward Baumann ’79 Kenneth M. Scheibel, Jr. Marshall B. Barton ’94 Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 SecureTech Systems, Inc. Bi-Amp Systems Robert I. Harwood ’71 Timothy Dickens Battin ’90 and Christopher Jay Ali Reza Sharifahmadian ’96 David Boies ’91 Richard K. Herrmann Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Honenberger ’77 Peter Shebell, Jr. ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Luke Boland Stephen John Horvath III ’84 Megan Eliza Bisk ’06 Michael D. Horlick ’73 Mary Beth Sherwin ’00 Rick L. Burdick ’76 Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Sons and Daughters of the Robert G. Cabell III and Helen Owen Kellam * Jennie G. Cordis Boswell ’08 Laura Dawn Hunt ’95 Colonial and Antebellum Maude Morgan Cabell John G. Kruchko ’75 and William Leslie Boswell III ’07 Kathy Davidson Ireland ’80 and Bench and Bar 1565–1861 Foundation Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 James Boykin III ’04 James Frederick Ireland III ’80 Allison Marie Stelter ’07 Stephen P. Carney ’80 and Paul and Becca Marcus Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Daron Layne Janis ’07 Walter B. Stowe, Jr. ’74 Patricia Davis Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 Jeffrey A. Breit Bryce D. Jewett ’01 Lynne Jean Strobel ’88 R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. ’50 McGuireWoods, LLP Timothy Michael Broas ‘79 Robert Richard Kaplan, Jr. ’95 Courtney Bennett Svajian ’07 and Nat R. and Mary Jane* Coleman Donald Robert McKillop ’87 Douglas E. Brown ’74 Robert Milton Kesler ’83 Stephen George Svajian ’08 Crestron Electronics, Inc. Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Joy L. Bryant ’03 Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Sean M. Tepe ’04 Derrick Family Foundation Foundation David Thomas Bules ’08 Kathryn Derr Kohler ’82 and Leigh D. Thelen ’08 ergoGenesis Trustees: Barbara P. Frenkel, Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 William W. Kohler ’82 Craig Nicholas Thomas ’85 William Andrew Galanko ’82 Marvin A. Frenkel, Dale P. Elizabeth Byrd Carder- Laura E. Kostel Thomson Reuters Gladys & Franklin Clark Frenkel, Ronald P. Frenkel, Thompson ’78 Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 Megan N. Tumi ’08 Foundation Tom P. Frenkel, Denise L. Cardone, Solomon & Joseph F. Lagrotteria ’80 Andrae Jovan Via ’08 John E. Hallinan Brown, Cindy P. Frenkel, Associates, Inc. Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Virginia Trial Lawyers Association James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 Nelson P. Lande, Ricki Farber G. David Carter, Jr. ’06 LexisNexis Anne Walsh ’97 and James W. Perkins Memorial Trust Zitner, Mark B. Frenkel Marcia Stuart Ceplecha ’94 Gary William Leydig ’80 Adam Werneth Walsh ‘97 Jessie Ball duPont Fund Joseph P. Milton Robert H. Chappell III ’90 Mary Baroody Lowe ’91 and Christopher Michael Was ’73 Robert R. Kinser ’78 James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 Christopher Wren Association Jeffrey Alan Lowe ’89 John William Wesley ’85 Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Jeffrey Lee Musman ’73 Mary Cabell Clay ’08 Michael D. Lubeley ’72 Matthew C. Widmer ’05 Lifesize National Verbatim Reporters Kevin Francis Clines ’90 Jessica Leigh Lynch ’92 Gretchen Marie Wolfinger ’84 Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 Douglas F. Pinter ‘77 Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 and Jennifer Ann Maceda ’04 WolfVision, Inc. James W. McGlothlin ’64 and President and Mrs. W. Taylor Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Claire M. Maddox ’05 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Frances Gibson McGlothlin Reveley III CyberTouch Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 Wayne Martin Zell ’85 Catherine Josephine Rotolo ’08 David M. Dalke ’93 Eric Anton Mazie ’84 National Center for State Courts THE JOHN MARSHALL Gretchen Mary Santamour ’84 Noellyn K.M. Davies ’07 Brooks Patten McElwain ’95 Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 ASSOCIATES (GIFTS OF John Brad O’Grady ’85 and Brian Thomas Ortelere ’86 H. Michael Deneka ’88 Lucie Howard Moore ’83 $1,000 OR MORE) The Walter I. and Eva Grace John A. Scanelli ’72 Julius & Blanche Diener J. Thomas Morina ’83 Alumni who graduated in the Peak Foundation Robert E. Scott ’68 and Foundation, Inc. National Association of previous four years may join James D. Penny ’83 and Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Michael Edward Dick ’06 Professional Background with a gift of $500 or more. Pamela Jordan Penny Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Screeners The Claudia & Steven Perles Ellen Renee Stofan and John E. Donaldson ’63 National Court Reporters Tyler Michael Akagi ’07 Family Foundation Timothy P. Dunn Christopher Kent Dorsey ’07 Nora Garcia Nickel ’07 and Megan Elizabeth Alexander ’08 J. Mathews Pope ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Joycelyn Jeanette Eason ’08 Edward Kelley Nickel ’07 American College of Trust and Pro Video Jane Dandridge Tucker ’86 Deborah Ann Eckert ’96 and Leila Jacobson Noel ’83 and Estate Counsel Neal John Robinson ’92 and and Philip Lee Russo, Jr. ’84 Paul Robert Eckert ’96 Robert C. Noel Roger L. Amole, Jr. ’68 Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 John Carl Valdivielso ’97 Kathleen Edge ’85 Norfolk Southern Corporation Steven J. Anthony David L. Short ’64 Virginia Law Foundation Brook A. Edinger ’94 Lisa Erin O’Donald ’95 and Francis Cocke Bagbey ’80 Nicholas James St. George ’65 Martin D. Walsh ’73 Anna P. Engh ’89 Jonathan C. Rotter ’95 Kyle Richard Bahr ’08 Job Taylor III ’71 Robert W. Warnement E. Grier Ferguson ’77 Sam C. Olive ’05 Francis James Baltz ’79 William Warner Van Alstyne Robert M. Fitzgerald ’75 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 and Michael Anthony Baranowicz ’77 DEAN’S COUNCIL Kerry C. Flaherty ’94 Patty Purish O’Neill Jayne W. Barnard and Joseph T. Waldo ’78 (GIFTS OF $2,500 OR MORE) William & Mary Public Service Virginia Katherine Fogg ’87 Donald Gary Owens ’71 John C. Tucker* Fund, Inc. Alumni who graduated in the Mary Allison Francis ’90 John Elwood Owens ’04 Sam Tall Beale III ’68, MLT ’86 Susan Starr Williamson previous four years may join with Thomas Richard Frantz ’73, MLT ’81 Michael Christopher Pacella ’07 Beth M. Benko ’98 Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson a gift of $1,000 or more; alumni Freedom Scientific Erin Michelle Page ’07 Matthew J. Bissonette ’95 Henry C. Wolf ’66 who graduated in the previous Martha McGlothlin Gayle ’95 David Parker ’85 Anne Elizabeth Bomar ’91 five to seven years may join with Aaron Steven Goldsmith ’00 James A. Penney ’83 James Matheson Boyd ’87 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL a gift of $1,500 or more; and Susan S. and David R. Goode Rosser J. Pettit ’65 Patti and Raymond Bozman (GIFTS OF $5,000 OR MORE) alumni who graduated in the Sloan Brooke-Devlin ’79 and Richard G. Poinsett ’71 J. Robert Bray ’65 Donald Anthony Gregory ’79 Edmund Polubinski, Jr. ’70 William J. G. Barnes ’86 previous eight to nine years may Jocelyn West Brittin ’79 Amy Kirtland Graham ’00 and Anita Owings Poston ’74 and Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 join with a gift of $2,000 or more. Samuel Morton Brock III ’81 Daniel P. Graham ’01 Charles Evans Poston ’74 Ann Burke Brogan ’85 and Edward Robert Blumberg ’75 Evan E. Adair ’75 Julie Ann Greiner ’08 Marcia F. Rachy ’66 Patrick Michael Brogan ’85 Michael R. Borasky ’75 Paul Ashley Ainsworth ’03 Wendy J. Hahn ’95 and James Bailey Rattray ’75, MLT ’83 Thomas Willcox Brooke ’90 Nicholas John DeRoma ’71 Peter A. and Eileen Alces Andrew Michael Ollis ’95 Andrew Palmer Reeve ’10 Walter Colby Brown ’80 Dean Davison M. Douglas and Albert Gillis Allen II ’85 Frances Herring Reynolds ’80 Kathryn R. Urbonya Ryan William Browning ’07

* Deceased 16 17 Why I Give

Robert Nicholas Bua ’91 Patrick Alan Genzler ’78 Julia Anne Matheson R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. ’78 Oscar L. Gilbert ’75 Brian Edward Maxted ’09 Lynda Lee Butler Brian Christophe Goebel ’96 Edward Anthony McCullough ’79 L. Lee Byrd ’88 Ruth Litvin Goodboe ’95 Linda J. McDowell ’86 James Robert Cady ’96 Francine Friedman Grabowski ’99 Steven William McGrath ’74 Carla Jean Carloni ’86 and Elisa Joan Grammer ’76 John Thomas McNelis ’92 William Michael Cusmano ’86 Charles Tayloe Griffith ’94 R. Bruce McNew ’79 Georgia Branscom Carter ’82 and Stephen Murray Griffith, Jr. ’81 William Clifford Meili ’81 Clement Dean Carter ’82 Susan Sieger Grimm ’94 C. Theodore Miller ’78 William Joseph Carter ’74 Joseph James Grogan ’00 Sarah B. Miller ’08 Nicole Lillibridge Gregory Alan Hale ’78 Steven Michael Miller ’84 Chandonnet ’04 and Jeanne Morrell Harrell ’89 and Victor Jay Miller ’93 Brendan H. Chandonnet ’04 Kenneth Wayne Harrell ’88 Gerrish Milliken Eunice Kim Chapon ’99 Kathleen Ann Hunter ’79 and Steven M. Mister ’89 I give because after spending three years David Clayton Christian II ’98 Robert Quentin Harris ’79 Amanda Spruill Moorman ’07 and of my life at the Law School receiving Stephanie Rever Chu ’92 and Randy S. Hawthorne ’70, MLT ’71 John Wickliffe Moorman ’07 a top-notch legal education and Michael Paul Chu ’92 Christopher Martin Heimann ’90 National Regulatory Conference meeting many life-long friends, I want Elizabeth Dopp Chupik ’92 Philip J. Hendel ’64 Christine G. and Chris R. Neikirk as many people as possible to share Daniel Patrick Clark ’81 Deborah Bentley Herzog ’97 George S. Newman ’70 this experience. The Law School not only Donna Schewel Clark ’90 Barbara Lorentson Heywood ’81 Alan L. Nordlinger Allison S. Clayton ’07 and Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 and Thomas K. Norment, Jr. ’73 provides a phenomenal educational Harry Hancock Clayton ’07 Michael George Hillinger ’83 Christopher Michael Olson ’92 foundation for one’s legal career, it also Paul Edward Clifford ’74 H. Bradford Hoffman ’91 Stephen Lee Owen ’77 allows students the opportunity to get Noelle Jean Coates ’06 Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 Sharon Elizabeth Pandak ’78 involved in organizations, clinics, and Daniel Alexander Cody ’98 David Pelton Holmes ’74 Maquiling Bacdayan external partnerships enabling them to Susan Beth Comparato ’94 and Mark Joseph Horoschak ’76 Parkerson ’98 and build many long-lasting relationships. Paul Patrick Rooney ’94 Richard Allan Hricik ’93 Blaine Parkerson C. Lacey Compton, Jr. ’65 William Johnson Irvin MLT ’80 Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and LATOYA C. ASIA ’09 William Michael Connolly ’94 Brian K. Jackson ’88 Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 Associate, McGuireWoods H. Vincent Conway, Jr. ’73 John J. Jarosak ’85 Meghan A. Podolny ’07 Richmond, VA Linda Weston Coppinger ’80 Jerry K. Jebo ’74 John M. Pollaro ’76 Frank Epperly Correll, Jr. ’08 Thomas Jefferson IV ’98 Daniel David Portanova ’66 Cameron N. Cosby ’90 C. Michael and Desiree N. Jordan Marc Edward Purintun ’00 Helen Hart Cox ’86 Scot Alan Katona ’84 Wendy Nuckols Reed ’92 and Michael F. Cox ’95 Kaufman & Canoles Christopher Claar Reed ’92 Why WE Give John Nelson Crist ’76 Herbert V. Kelly, Jr. ’76 Marie Christine and Harold Nancy North Delogu ’94 Thomas Brian Kelly ’82 R. Reeve Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Ellen Dassance Kennedy ’97 and Jacquelynne Jordan Regan ’07 Beth Schipper DeSimone ’84 and John Benson Kennedy ’97 and Donald T. Regan III ’05 James Michael DeSimone ’85 William Hubert Kennedy, Jr. ’95 Brenda Jean Oliver ’97 Jeffrey Brian Detwiler ’78 Ray Webb King ’82 and Andrew Thomas Stacy L. DeWalt ’99 Robert Oliver King ’74 Richardson III ’95 Blythe Erin Dillon ’06 Christopher Dikran Koomey ’94 David S. Rietz Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 Claudia DelGross Kostel ’92 and Lee Russell Rimler ’94 Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 George E. Kostel ’92 Gregory Michael Romano ’97 Thomas Harry Dundon ’76 Kruchko & Fries Todd Daniel Rothlisberger ’00 William Yates Durbin ’07 Deanna Griffith Kucler ’99 and Samsung Techwin America Cindy Earhart Robert D. Kucler ’99 Harry D. Saunders ’70 John V. Edwards ’92 James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Lisa L. Schenkel ’82 Barbara Jean Endres ’91 Julie P. Laine ’95 Jeffrey Melchior Schlerf ’91 John B. Evans ’71 S. Craig Lane ’78 Joel H. Shane ’71 The Law School is a unique place full Felicia L. Faragasso ’90 Marc-Olivier Langlois ’96 Price Mitchell Shapiro ’92 of fond memories and great friendships First Circuit Fellows of the Erin Elizabeth LaRuffa ’07 Rand E. Shapiro ’72 for us. We think it is important to support American College of Dominic Paul Lascara ’86 Faye F. Shealy the Law School in as many ways as Bankruptcy Wayne M. Lee ’75 Scott Kevin Sheets ’86 we can so that the incoming classes Clifford Bridges Fleet ’95 Rebecca M. Liethen ’00 and Thomas A. Shiels ’64 can continue to enjoy their law school William M. Flynn ’77 John George Liethen ’00 Phillip Aden Short, Sr. ’77, MLT ’78 experience as much as we did. Dixon Littleberry Foster ’49 Andrew Ralston Livingston ’90 Frederick L. Shreves II ’71 Lauren Elizabeth Freeman ’90 R. Shawn Majette ’79 Louis Steven Shuntich ’71 IAN R. CONNER ’03 Randolph Douglas Frostick ’82 Stanley E. Majors ’75 Daniel P. Small ’75, LLM ’96 Associate, Hunton & Williams Sarah Ashleigh Fulton ’08 Deborah A. Malbon Smart Technologies Washington, DC Anthony Gaeta, Jr. ’70 Courtney M. Malveaux ’02 Andrew Macgregor Smith ’94 Adjunct Professor, W&M Law School L. Allison Garde ’86 and Leanne Doran and Stephen Conway W. Smith III ’70 John Charles Garde ’86 Anthony Marilley Howard P. Smith ’70 MELISSA A. CONNER ’02 Michael William Garvey ’91 Gary Stephen Marshall ’79 Sandra L. Smith ’00 Of Counsel, LeClairRyan Arthur Evan Gary ’83 Thomas G. Martinchek ’94 Meade Addison Spotts ’82 Alexandria & Richmond, VA Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 David P. Massaron ’04 W. Laird Stabler III ’80 Adjunct Professor, W&M Law School

16 17 StenoCast, Inc. Jon William Bruce ’69 Christopher Joseph Forstner ’00 Diane and Fredric I. Lederer Catherine Zaller Rowland ’01 Catherine Miller Stern ’06 and Holly Shaver Bryant ’02 Sheldon M. Franck ’75, MLT ’78 John W. Lee Elizabeth E. Rylander ’99 and David S. Stern ’05 Elliott Matthew Buckner ’00 Jay Robert Fries ’79 Jody Anderson Leighty ’93 Jason C. Rylander ’00 Richard W. Stern MLT ’80 Beth Kurowski Bunnell ’93 and Toni A. Friess Millner ’95 and Jeffrey G. Lenhart ’87 Frank J. Sando ’69 Mark William Strattner ’80 Donald Paul Bunnell ’94 Christopher Bost Millner ’96 Melissa Callahan Lesmes ’93 and David Alan Sattler ’85 President Emeritus and F. Prince Butler ’68 Darrell Douglas Garvey ’92 G. Scott Lesmes ’93 Martin Johnston Saunders ’73 Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan James Y. Callear ’75 Michael John Garvin ’84 Listen Technologies Richard Alan Saunders ’77 Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. ’88 Jennifer Magoulas Campbell ’00 Brooke E. Geller ’02 Jonathan Jay Litten ’85 R. J. Scaggs, Jr. ’88 Mary Jo Swartz ’90 and Jonathan Scott Joseph F. Giordano ’83 Eric Michael Marion ’98 Donald E. Scearce ’70 Mark David Sweet Campbell ’00 Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer ’76 Bryant Mayes Marks, Jr. ’85 Gordon Joseph Schiff ’85 Matthew August Thiel ’08 David Charles Canfield ’76 Sharon J. Glover ’90 Brian R. Marron ’84 James Eugene Schliessmann ’93 Janet Singletary Thomas ’92 Chad A. Carder ’02 Janet Else Goebel Sherri M. Matson ’93 Louise Anna Schmidt ’83 E. Diane Newsom Thompson ’81 David E. Carney ’99 Louanna Godwin Goolsby ’95 Christopher Cochrane Paul R. Schmidt ’00 and C. Gerard Thompson ’80 William Hale Casterline, Jr. ’76 Michael George Grable ’97 Matteson ’99 Securities Investor Protection Corp. Thomson West Jane Sherman Chambers ’92 Mark Greenspan ’01 Neal McBrayer ’89 Maarten Willem Sengers ’93 Time Warner, Inc. and Edward Lacey Amy J. Greer ’89 Darren Lee McCarty ’98 Richard Morey Sherman ’80 Charles Kent Trible MLT ’76 Chambers, Jr. ’74 Anne Gordon Greever ’76 Susan Jeanine McCue ’97 William Shewmake ’85 Christina T. Trotta ’08 Sara Ruth Chandler ’00 Roger Griffin, Jr. ’86 Patrick Bareille McDermott ’77 Larry Benjamin Slipow ’73 John Joseph Tuozzolo ’73 Timothy Gerard Clancy ’85 Joseph James Grogan ’00 Iain Robert McPhie ’00 Robert E. Smartschan ’77 US Trust Company Annemarie DiNardo Cleary ’88 Allen Richard Grossman ’82 Cabell Christian Mercer ’74 Eric Wade Smith ’01 Mark C. Van Deusen ’98 Elizabeth Carter Chandler Susan S. Grover Courtney Eason Mercer ’74 Linda Watkins Sorkin ’65 Yvonne and George Vassilatos Clements ’04 and Christopher Ira Bernard Hall ’56 James A. Metcalfe ’75 Stuart Douglas Spirn ’70 Edwin Stuart Waitzer ’85 Ross Clements ’04 Jason C. Halliburton ’02 Douglas E. Miller ’95 Claude V. Spratley III ’70 Joseph Sandkuhler Welty ’74 Thomas P. Cody ’91 Sean Patrick Haney ’01 Laura Beth Miller ’85 William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. ’74 Rodney Turner Willett ’90 David Lewis Coleman ’98 Thomas Lloyd Hanley ’85 Tommy E. Miller ‘73 Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling ’85 and Gregory P. Williams ’82 Melissa Ann Conner ’02 and Michael Warren Hassell ’81 Richard Mitchell ’74 Michael Laurence Sterling ’85 David Alan Woodmansee ’89 Ian Robert Conner ’03 Anne Stuart Hayes ’93 and Diane Preston Moore ’96 and Robert Wright Stewart ’53 Chunlian Yang ’09 Glen Edward Conrad ’74 Dion William Hayes ’92 Michael D. Moore ’96 Ray C. Stoner ’71 The Honorable J. R. Zepkin ’65 Nicholas C. Conte ’87 Kenneth N. Hickox, Jr. ’95 Robert Christian Morris ’00 David W. Stuckel ’74 David Marshall Zobel ’83 Jeffrey Nicholas Costakos ’88 Brendan Holland ’98 Mary Jane Morrison ’81 Kris J. Sundberg ’76 J. Thompson Cravens ’87 Donna L. Holleran ’87 and Kevin Brian Muhlendorf ’98 Howard R. Sykes, Jr. ’76, MLT ’83 THE ST. GEORGE TUCKER Lawrence Gordon Cumming ’76 Michael Joseph Holleran ’86 Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp ’98 Gretchen Lynch Taylor ’95 ASSOCIATES (GIFTS OF Andrea L. D’Ambra ’03 Michael David Homans ’95 William Gordon Murray, Jr. ’73 John Mack Taylor ’91 $500 OR MORE) Sherrie Dame ’03 and Todd James Hooper ’93 Steven Conrad Nelson ’85 The Honorable Lydia Calvert Paul Albert Dame ’03 William Benjamin Hopkins, Jr. ’80 Kevin Duffy Norwood ’80 Taylor ’80 Katherine A. Aidala ’05 Paul Matthew Davis ’98 Lelia Baum Hopper ’74 Anne O’Regan and Michael Hunter Terry ’82 James Frederick Almand ‘74 John L. Deal ’76 Tom Hurlbut Dennis Novak Benjamin J. Theisman ’05 Meredith and Nathan Altshuler Derek C. DeGrass ’04 Christopher Hutton ’75 Sara Towery O’Hara ’83 and Tina Schober Thomas ’83 and Ada-Marie Walsh Aman ’02 and Christopher Roger Mack David B. Jackson ’75 Charles Joseph O’Hara ’83 Robert William Thomas ’83 Matthew Kristian Aman ’02 DeLacy ’99 Stanley W. Jackson James Lee E. Osborne ’80, MLT ’83 Vanessa Theresa Valldejuli ’87 Claude Wood Anderson ’85 Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. ’81 Douglas Tucker Jenkins ’82 Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. ’83 G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. ’90 Sally James Andrews ’73 Eleanor Spence Dobson ’74 Andrew E. Jillson ’80 Thomas Crawford Palmer, Jr. ’66 Rachel Elizabeth Van Der Voort ’97 and William Chapman Timothy Dugan ’83 Donald Peder Johnsen ’87 Philip Payne ’78 Joseph Vincent Vasapoli ’77 Andrews III ‘73 Llezelle Agustin Dugger ’95 Christine Mary Johnson ’94 Gary R. Peet ’75 James Michael Vaseleck ’86 and Charles Richard Ashman ’72 A. Overton Durrett ’60, MLT ’63 Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. ’75 Barbara Wegener Pfirrman ’84 Henry McCormick Cochran III George Asimos, Jr. ’85 Douglas Dziak ’99 Diane B. and Steven S. Kaufman and Christopher K. Pfirrman ’84 Mary and David S. Versfelt John Claudius Baker ’57 Katherine Wetterer Eason ’82 and David Sherwood Keir ’90 Jeffrey Joseph Polich ’00 Wendy Karen Voss ’92 Mark Peter Barracca ’90 Carl Edward Eason, Jr. ’79 Sarah F. Kellam William Taliaferro Prince ’57, Bridget O’Keefe Walsh ’92 and Gary Alonzo Barranger ’76 Larry Kent Elliott ’81 Kevin Martin Kenneally ’00 MLT ’59 Kevin Denis Walsh ’92 Pamela Owen Barron ’81 Richard James Emmett ’83 Amanda Gay Kessler ’97 N. Woodrow Pusey ’64 Bonnie Buchanan and Roslyn L. Barry Marilyn M. Entwisle Patricia S. Ketchum ’80 Terri Lee Reicher ’86 Oliver Lawton Way R. Gregory Barton ’76 John David Epperly, Jr. ’84 Evans Leon King, Jr. ’80 Christine Marie Renda ’93 Rhett Louis Weiss ’86 R. Joseph Barton ’00 Sara Beiro Farabow ’90 William Edward King ’80 Leslie Sue Ritts ’80 Mark G. Weisshaar Jack Calhoun Basham, Jr. ’79 Kay and Walter S. Felton John Harlow Klein ’76 Sandra Elizabeth Rizzo ’92 and Emmet T. White, Jr. ’71 Coburn Robinson Beck ’98 Mark George Griffith Ferguson ’83 Clarence E. Knight ’68 Richard William Goeken ’91 Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. ’66 Jessica Ruth Bernanke ’94 William C. Field ’69 David B. Lacy ’05 Patricia Erikson Roberts ’92 Jere Malcom Harris Willis III ’84 Susan Roussel Blackman ’95 Donna Esposito Fincher ’90 and Lynn Lautenschlager ’78 and Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. ’98 Stephen Sawyer Woods ’90 MacKay Morris Boyer ’90 Charles Anthony Fincher ’90 Edward Warner Michael Anthony Robusto ’83 Steven Joseph Zweig ’91 Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. ’89 John Richard Fletcher ’75 Lautenschlager ’77 Gary Franklin Roth ’74 Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin ’78 Robert Foley Flinn ’73 W. Henry Lawrence ’82 Karanja Kamau Rouse ’98 and Forest Anthony Nester ’77

18 19 Catherine Zaller Rowland ’01 Elizabeth E. Rylander ’99 and Jason C. Rylander ’00 Frank J. Sando ’69 2009–2010 Alumni Donors By Class Year David Alan Sattler ’85 Martin Johnston Saunders ’73 1947 – 50% Alan Patrick Owens Frank M. Morton III 1972 – 20% Timothy Andrew Coyle Richard Alan Saunders ’77 William Wellington Jones Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr. Richard A. Repp Michael Itzic Ashe Eleanor Spence Dobson R. J. Scaggs, Jr. ’88 Robert E. Scott Charles Richard Ashman Richard Gwilym Evans Donald E. Scearce ’70 1949 – 33% 1964 – 47% Robert Edward Tomes Willard Bergman, Jr. Edward L. Flippen Gordon Joseph Schiff ’85 Dixon Littleberry Foster Allan C. Brownfeld Robert Thomas Wandrei Wayne L. Edmunds Richard Paul Hackman James Eugene Schliessmann ’93 Emeric Fischer William L. Wellons Bruce Roahen Harris David Pelton Holmes Louise Anna Schmidt ’83 1950 – 43% Philip J. Hendel Donald Peter Witty Richard Carl Josephson Lelia Baum Hopper Paul R. Schmidt ’00 R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. James W. McGlothlin Michael D. Lubeley Jerry K. Jebo Securities Investor Protection Corp. Harvey Jacobson 1969 – 23% N. Woodrow Pusey John A. Scanelli Robert Oliver King Maarten Willem Sengers ’93 Sidney Schwartz Karen L. Atkinson-Loffredo Thomas A. Shiels Rand E. Shapiro Barbara Buchanan Lewis Richard Morey Sherman ’80 Gilbert A. Bartlett David L. Short Douglas S. Wood John H. Lhost William Shewmake ’85 1951 – 13% Hal James Bonney, Jr. Raymond Bruce Long Larry Benjamin Slipow ’73 Richard W. Withington, Jr. 1965 – 41% Jon William Bruce 1973 – 30% John Carroll McDougal Robert E. Smartschan ’77 David P. Beach Robert S. Dutro Sally James Andrews 1952 – 17% Steven William McGrath Eric Wade Smith ’01 J. Robert Bray William C. Field William Chapman Andrews III Donald Culpepper Grey Stephen Edward McGregor Linda Watkins Sorkin ’65 C. Lacey Compton, Jr. Barry M. Hollander Robert Edward Bradenham II George Richardson McInturff Stuart Douglas Spirn ’70 R. Lowell Coolidge David S. Miles 1953 – 20% Michael Wayne Cannaday Terri Bailey McKenzie Claude V. Spratley III ’70 Roland W. Dodson Frank J. Sando Robert Wright Stewart H. Vincent Conway, Jr. Cabell Christian Mercer William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. ’74 James Goodson III Scott Hugh Swan Eric Lee Dobberteen Courtney Eason Mercer Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling ’85 and Michael A. Ialongo Douglas D. Walker 1954 – 40% David Strange Favre LeRoy Francis Millette, Jr Michael Laurence Sterling ’85 Rosser J. Pettit Samuel W. Phillips Robert Foley Flinn Richard Mitchell Robert Wright Stewart ’53 Linda Watkins Sorkin 1970 – 45% Peter Shebell, Jr. Thomas Richard Frantz James B. Murray, Jr. Ray C. Stoner ’71 Nicholas James St. George Michael McHale Collins, Jr. John Everett Greenbacker, Jr. Mary Keating O’Neill David W. Stuckel ’74 1955 – 20% John R. Tarrant III Thomas A. Connor Edward Benjamin Hogenson Philip D. Paschall Kris J. Sundberg ’76 James E. Lawrence Ronald Burt Zedd Stephen R. Crampton John Dillard Hooker, Jr. Anita Owings Poston Howard R. Sykes, Jr. ’76, MLT ’83 Julia Wilkins Willis J. R. Zepkin Ralph Alexander Elmore III Michael D. Horlick Charles Evans Poston Gretchen Lynch Taylor ’95 Anthony Gaeta, Jr. Gary Edward Hughes Robert Paul Quadros John Mack Taylor ’91 1956 – 30% 1966 – 26% Thomas E. Haney Michael A. Inman Gary Franklin Roth The Honorable Lydia Calvert Ira Bernard Hall Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Randy S. Hawthorne Stephen Allen Isaacs William Lewis Stauffer, Jr. Taylor ’80 Montgomery Knight, Jr. William C. Cowardin, Jr. Bruce R. Lange Mark William Korotash Walter B. Stowe, Jr. Michael Hunter Terry ’82 W. Charles Poland B. Dean Lorenz Charles F. Midkiff James Phillip LaCasse David W. Stuckel Benjamin J. Theisman ’05 Thomas Crawford Palmer, Jr. George S. Newman 1957 – 43% J. Dean Lewis Sue W. Villarosa Tina Schober Thomas ’83 and Daniel David Portanova Edmund Polubinski, Jr. John Claudius Baker Richard Larry Lewis George Lawrence Wells Robert William Thomas ’83 Marcia F. Rachy John J. Sabourin, Jr. Mrs. John Lee Darst John A. McKinney, Jr. Joseph Sandkuhler Welty Vanessa Theresa Valldejuli ’87 Alfred D. Swersky Harry D. Saunders William Taliaferro Prince William Glenn McNairy James M. White III Donald E. Scearce G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. ’90 Edward Alan Miller, Jr. 1975 – 36% Kenneth Nicholson Conway W. Smith III Rachel Elizabeth Van Der Voort ’97 1958 – 43% Tommy E. Miller Evan E. Adair Whitehurst, Jr. Howard P. Smith Joseph Vincent Vasapoli ’77 Philip G. Denman John Norman Moore Daralyn Gordon Arata Henry C. Wolf Stuart Douglas Spirn James Michael Vaseleck ’86 and Frank Vaughan Emmerson, Jr. William Gordon Murray, Jr. Frank L. Benser C. Vernon Spratley III Henry McCormick Cochran III Robert Charles Vaughan Jeffrey Lee Musman Edward Robert Blumberg 1967 – 21% Albert J. Taylor, Jr. Mary and David S. Versfelt Thomas K. Norment, Jr. Michael R. Borasky Howard J. Busbee Wendy Karen Voss ’92 1959 – 25% Samuel Taylor Powell III Jerry Lee Bowman Craig Unsworth Dana 1971 – 35% Bridget O’Keefe Walsh ’92 and Charles Riley Cloud John Jude Rice Samuel F. Boyte Vincent F. Ewell, Jr. Diane Lynch Abdelnour Kevin Denis Walsh ’92 Kenneth H. Lambert, Jr. Robert Patrick Rodrigue James Y. Callear C. Jerry Franklin William R. Bland Bonnie Buchanan and John P. Scozzari Leslie Jay Roos Louis Kerford Campbell Winston M. Haythe Nicholas John DeRoma Oliver Lawton Way Martin Johnston Saunders Michael Joseph Cassidy 1960 – 10% Raymond H. Kraftson John B. Evans Rhett Louis Weiss ’86 Larry Benjamin Slipow Edward Timothy Clancy A. Overton Durrett Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis Robert I. Harwood Mark G. Weisshaar Thomas T. Terp Calvin Richard Depew, Jr. D. Wayne O’Bryan Fred Kennedy Morrison Emmet T. White, Jr. ’71 John Joseph Tuozzolo Thomas D. Edmondson 1961 – 8% Donald Gary Owens Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. ’66 Martin D. Walsh Craig A. Fisher Robert B. Cromwell, Jr. 1968 – 39% Richard G. Poinsett Jere Malcom Harris Willis III ’84 Christopher Michael Was Robert M. Fitzgerald Roger L. Amole, Jr. Marcus C. Scheumann Stephen Sawyer Woods ’90 John Richard Fletcher 1962 – 25% C. Butler Barrett Joel H. Shane Steven Joseph Zweig ’91 1974 – 32% Sheldon M. Franck Abigail Furst Dunning-Newbury Sam Tall Beale III Frederick L. Shreves II Charles Robison Allen Jefferson Garnett Frances Davis Levy Lawrence E. Bolton Louis Steven Shuntich James Frederick Almand Crombie James Dickinson Barbara Buchanan Lewis James Allison Boyd Ray C. Stoner Allen A. Barna Garrett, Jr. F. Prince Butler Job Taylor III 1963 – 50% Nancy Battaglia Oscar L. Gilbert Thomas C. Clark Bruce Earl Titus Richard S. Cohen Douglas E. Brown Rebecca Rawls Habel Mark S. Dray Emmet T. White, Jr. John E. Donaldson Jack Edward Call Christopher Hutton Francis E. Fletcher, Jr. Richard L. Young William Joseph Carter Emeric Fischer Robert A. Hendel David B. Jackson Edward Lacey Chambers, Jr. Tommy Leon Grooms Thomas P. Hollowell W. George Jameson Paul Edward Clifford Owen Alan Knopping Joseph L. Howard, Jr. Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. Glen Edward Conrad Thomas O’Connor Moyles Clarence E. Knight Barbara H. Kamp

Percentages indicate classes’ participation rates. * Deceased

18 19 John G. Kruchko Peter John Goergen Gregg Leland Warner Christine May Kopocis Garen Edward Dodge Wayne M. Lee Robin Caskie Gulick Thomas Rollins Watkins, Jr. Kenneth John Kopocis Katherine Wetterer Eason Donald L. Lewy Ardath Ann Hamann Susan Lynn Watt Joseph F. Lagrotteria Aundria D. Foster Stanley E. Majors Jane Dean Hickey Daniel Richard Weckstein Lawrence LeClair Alan Maurice Frieden Charles E. Mandigo C. Dennis Hill Douglas James Wright Gary William Leydig Randolph Douglas Frostick Richard John McCue William Edward Hoffmann, Jr. David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. Daniel Allen Gecker James A. Metcalfe Christopher Jay Honenberger 1979 – 26% Dorothy Martin McCorkle Allen Richard Grossman Gary R. Peet Muriel Norbrey Hopkins Francis James Baltz William Jackson McLarty, Jr. Jane Camille Halligan Steven R. Perles Margaret Gregory Johnson Jack Calhoun Basham, Jr. Sandra Jones McNinch Brenda Ayres Hart James Bailey Rattray Janet Rubin Landesberg Michael Edward Baumann Christopher Rowe Mellott Patrick Wesley Herman Merlin Moulthrop Renne Richard Francis Lane Nathaniel Beaman IV Lorraine Nordlund John R. Hunt Louis K. Rothberg Edward Warner Lautenschlager Fred R. Becker, Jr. Kevin Duffy Norwood Drewry Bacon Hutcheson, Jr. James E. Secrist Michael Edward Mares* Richard Swoope Blanton James Lee E. Osborne Douglas Tucker Jenkins Eugene W. Shannon Sally O’Neill Mauldin Jocelyn West Brittin J. Stanley Payne, Jr. Kathleen Wharton Kane Deborah Dickson Shapiro Patrick Bareille McDermott Timothy Michael Broas Frances Herring Reynolds Thomas Brian Kelly Daniel P. Small Hubert F. McKenney, Jr. Sloan Brooke-Devlin Leslie Sue Ritts Ray Webb King Mark L. Tunnell Joan Turner Morris Jonathan Edward Davies Richard Morey Sherman Philip Joel Kochman Robert S. Warner, Jr. Scott Orlo Murdoch Carl Edward Eason, Jr. Christine Barlow Simpson Kathryn Derr Kohler Forest Anthony Nester Jay Robert Fries Donna Jean Snyder William W. Kohler 1976 – 30% Anthony Joseph Nicolo Alvaro Garcia-Tunon Richard H. Soaper, Jr. W. Henry Lawrence Gary Alonzo Barranger Stephen Philip Ormond Kenneth Vincent Geroe W. Laird Stabler III Kevin P. O’Mahony R. Gregory Barton Stephen Lee Owen Donald Anthony Gregory Richard W. Stern Patricia Mastromichalis Paul Janet Lynn Brown Michael Daniel Phillips Barbara Swatling Griswold Mark William Strattner Janet Joan Lappin Quinn Rick L. Burdick Douglas F. Pinter Robert Quentin Harris Lydia Calvert Taylor William Lambert Stewart Ross David Charles Canfield Peter Noel Ralston James Andrew Hixon C. Gerard Thompson Loretta Santacroce William Hale Casterline, Jr. Richard Alan Saunders Kevin Robert Huennekens Sheila Patricia Hale Tolliver Lisa L. Schenkel John Nelson Crist Darell Lee Sayer Kathleen Ann Hunter Walter Lawrence Williams J. McDowell Sharpe James Robert Cromwell William Willoughby Sharp Beverly Hunter Karch Richard Ernest Wolff Meade Addison Spotts Lawrence Gordon Cumming Phillip Aden Short, Sr. R. Shawn Majette Donald Ray Wolthuis Michael Hunter Terry John L. Deal Robert E. Smartschan Gary Stephen Marshall Daniel Andrew Valenti Jacqueline Ray Denning Jamie Faith Stone Elizabeth Ada Snyder Martineau 1981 – 21% James Patrick Wallbillich Thomas Harry Dundon Joseph Vincent Vasapoli Carol Meth Marx Randolph Marshall Baker Jean Penick Watkins Barbara Jean Faulkner Deborah Watson Clare Louise McCulla Pamela Owen Barron William Norman Watkins Eugene Albert Ferreri, Jr. Ellen Shelton Weinman Edward Anthony McCullough Samuel Morton Brock III Bill Charles Wells Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer Robert Kenneth Wise R. Bruce McNew Raymond Thomas Bules Gregory P. Williams Elisa Joan Grammer Walter Butler Palmer III Daniel Patrick Clark Douglas Edward Wright J. Robert Harris III 1978 – 30% Carol Hill Pickard James Strother Crockett, Jr. Steven Mark Heller William John Boyer Richard Randolph Pickard T. Andrew Culbert 1983 – 27% Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin Craig Howard Smith Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. Terry Wagner Anderson Mark Joseph Horoschak R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Stuart John TenHoor Larry Kent Elliott Richard Fox Aufenger III Herbert V. Kelly, Jr. Elizabeth Byrd Carder-Thompson Elaine M. Williams Stephen Murray Griffith, Jr. Richard Francis Chovanec John Harlow Klein Thomas C. Carter Robert Williams Wooldridge, Jr. Michael Warren Hassell Robert Ray Church James Albert McAtamney Linda D. Curtis Barbara Lorentson Heywood Richard Alan Conway James Thaddeus Nejfelt Jeffrey Brian Detwiler 1980 – 41% John Francis Kroeger, Jr. Sarah Louise Deneke Dianne E. O’Donnell Wilfred Francis Drake Anthony Hotchkiss Anikeeff Stephen Craig Mahan Timothy Dugan Edward James Passarelli Kathleen Simkins Finucan Charles Swayne Arberg Richard G. Mann, Jr. Richard James Emmett Ellen Katherine Pirog Patrick Alan Genzler Nell Buckelew Armstrong Richard Anthony Marone Mark George Griffith Ferguson John M. Pollaro Diane Pomeroy Griffin Francis Cocke Bagbey William Clifford Meili William Andrew Galanko Debra Jean Prillaman Gregory Alan Hale Joseph Miles Blair Mary Jane Morrison Arthur Evan Gary Ralph Raymond Riehl III Sarah Collins Honenberger Karen Lussen Blair Karen Tent Nickell Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs Kenneth Thomson Rye Elwood Cephus Isley, Jr. Catherine Mahoney Blue Janis Orfe Joseph F. Giordano Charles Aristides Stampelos Robert R. Kinser Colleen Boles Renae Reed Patrick Richard Shaw Hannye Kris J. Sundberg John Christian Laager Walter Colby Brown Robert S. Rausch Edward Roy Hawkens Howard R. Sykes, Jr. S. Craig Lane Stephen P. Carney Paul John Ritz Michael George Hillinger Terry Ward Teel Joseph R. Lassiter, Jr. Thelma Young Carroll Charles Lewis Rogers Toni Lynn Imfeld-Herz Charles Kent Trible Lynn Lautenschlager Linda Weston Coppinger Cheryl K. Short Robert Milton Kesler Leonard Arthur Wallin II H. Vanzile Lawrence Ann Kiley Crenshaw Jeffrey L. Tarkenton Donald Thomas Kiley, Jr. Helene Statfeld Ward C. Theodore Miller Dennis Paul Crimmins E. Diane Newsom Thompson Joyce Ann Kuhns J. Page Williams Victor Alfred Neubaum, Jr. Mark T. Daly, Jr. Kevin Richard Vienna Edward Emerson Lane, Jr. George Leonard Neuberger C. Richard Davis Keith Boyd Willhelm Kevin McCann 1977 – 34% Sharon Elizabeth Pandak John Warren Flora Lucie Howard Moore Ronald Lloyd Anderson Brian Charles Parker Martha Didinger Franklin 1982 – 31% J. Thomas Morina Michael Anthony Baranowicz Philip Payne Milton Holmes Hamilton, Jr. Mitchell Gerald Blair Julie Brady Murdoch Reginald Moore Barley J. Mathews Pope Stephen Duncan Hooe Jo Ann Blair-Davis R. Ferrell Newman John Bowditch Bennett T. O. Rainey III William Benjamin Hopkins, Jr. Bradford J. Bruton Leila Jacobson Noel R. Barrow Blackwell Gordon Fitzgerald Saunders James Frederick Ireland III Theresa Carroll Buchanan Diane Marie Nugent Hugh Gregory Campbell, Jr. Jeffrey Lee Schreiber Kathy Davidson Ireland Kathleen Dawson Caldwell Charles Joseph O’Hara Stephen Craig Conte J. Steven Sheppard III William Johnson Irvin Clement Dean Carter Sara Towery O’Hara W. Scott Cooper Joan Craun Skeppstrom Andrew E. Jillson Georgia Branscom Carter Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. Cyrus A. Dolph, IV Michael R. Smythers Patricia S. Ketchum Larry Dean Case Chris Arthur Paul E. Grier Ferguson Corinne Moore Stoker Evans Leon King, Jr. Daniel Anthony Cassano James A. Penney William M. Flynn Joseph T. Waldo William Edward King Jonathan Mark Coupal James D. Penny Anne Gordon Greever

20 21 Ronald Glen Reel Edward James Bell III Michael Allen Gatje Michael Anthony Robusto Alana Culver Brenner Roger Griffin, Jr. Why I Give Clint Douglas Routson Matthew Gary Brenner Michael Joseph Holleran Taye Sanford Ann Burke Brogan Jon David Huddleston Louise Anna Schmidt Patrick Michael Brogan Susan Wendy Kramer Harry Benjamin Shubin Timothy Gerard Clancy Robin Karl Kutz Anne Ballard Shumadine Catherine Rodgers Daugherty Dominic Paul Lascara M. Katharine Spong S. Clark Daugherty Martin Paul Lavelle Sally Lou Steel Amy Holt Davis Scott Guthrie Lindvall Daniel Peter Stipano Patricia Phelan Davis Catherine Millious Marriott Robert William Thomas James Michael DeSimone K. Reed Mayo Tina Schober Thomas Joan Spielberger Drachman Mary Jane McCavitt Kenneth Mark Wolfe Thomas William Dunbar Linda J. McDowell Sarah Woodfin Wynn Elizabeth Ebner Brian Thomas Ortelere David Marshall Zobel Kathleen Edge Terri Lee Reicher Elizabeth Ellen Ewing Harry P. Sakellaris 1984 – 27% Junius Phillip Fulton III Edward Ira Sarfan Charles Edward Adkins Melanie Godschall Mark Randall Semisch Joseph Raymond Brendel Channing Moore Hall III Scott Kevin Sheets I give to William & Mary Law School to Steven Lawrence Brown Thomas Lloyd Hanley Alan Dean Sundburg show my appreciation for the great Elizabeth Chapman Carver Patricia Vaughan Haymes Jeremy Young Taylor community that I joined in law school. Beth Schipper DeSimone Daniel Brent Hoye Andrea Caruso Townsend Giving reminds me of the strong legal Alexander M. Donaldson Richard Scott Hudgins Jane Dandridge Tucker education that I received and the John David Epperly, Jr. John J. Jarosak Peter J. Van Bergen career opportunities that resulted from Michael John Garvin D. Arthur Kelsey James Michael Vaseleck the strength of that legal education. David Armistead Greer Jonathan Jay Litten Rhett Louis Weiss Giving also reminds me of my lasting Pamera Deanice Hairston James Simester Long Holly Elisabeth Hazard Cecilia M. Lutz 1987 – 25% friendships with classmates, faculty, Paul V. Herzfeld Howard Taft Macrae, Jr. Carl Martin Bates and administrators. By contributing, I Stephen John Horvath III Bryant Mayes Marks, Jr. Eric James Berghold strengthen my connection to the Law Richard Hugh Howard-Smith Cathleen Valentine Martin Lisa Ann Bertini School community and continue to feel Sarah Shank Hull Bradley Alan Maxa James Matheson Boyd invested in the future of that community. Katharine Irving Andrew William McCready Paul William Boyer Barbara Louise Johnson Michael Edward McGinty Charles Hampton Brown III EUNICE KIM CHAPON ’99 Scot Alan Katona Laura Beth Miller Deborah M. Casey Vice President and Senior Counsel Steven Edward Keller Steven Conrad Nelson Bernice Herrman Cilley State Street Bank & Trust Company J. Paul Knap John Joseph O’Brien Peter Charles Condron Boston, MA R. Kimbark Lee John Brad O’Grady Nicholas C. Conte Raymond John Lillie David Parker Thomas Humphrey Cook, Jr. Jerome LeRoy Lonnes James Andrew Rauen Dawn Coppock Why I Give Gerard Matthew Mackarevich C. Arthur Robinson II J. Thompson Cravens Brian R. Marron Laura Chandler Rublee Stephen Robert Davis George Richard Martin David Alan Sattler Robert Bruce Dickerson Margaret Ann Martin Gordon Joseph Schiff Erin Sheehey Downs Eric Anton Mazie Steven Lawrence Schooner Susan Droppleman Duff Joy C. McNaughton James Anthony Shapiro Virginia Katherine Fogg Deborah Lynn Mellott William Shewmake Brian Francis Fowler James John Milano Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling Sherri Davis Fowler Steven Michael Miller Michael Laurence Sterling David William Goewey Kendall Joseph Newman Craig Nicholas Thomas Donna L. Holleran Gary Wayne Nickerson Deborah Bosworth Toney Edward Lee Isler John R. Owen III Edwin Stuart Waitzer Donald Peder Johnsen Barbara Wegener Pfirrman John William Wesley Colleen Kearns Killilea Christopher K. Pfirrman William Howell Wright, Jr. Jon Douglas Klein Deborah Seaver Roe Jane Blackwell Wrightson Judith Alison Lee Philip Lee Russo, Jr. Wayne Martin Zell Jeffrey G. Lenhart H. Jan Roltsch-Anoll Norman F. Lent III I am grateful for the education William Gretchen Mary Santamour 1986 – 25% Derek Leonard Mandel & Mary provided. The professors were Mark Joseph Schulte John Owen Alderman Donald Robert McKillop outstanding and the availability, diversity Lee Irvin Sherman Mark Steven Bader Melanie Karyn Morgan and quality of international law courses Jere Malcom Harris Willis III William J. G. Barnes Kathleen Anne Murphy helped prepare me for my LL.M. degree Gretchen Marie Wolfinger Carla Jean Carloni Sharon Lynn Putaro-Lyle and whatever international work Elizabeth Powell Yerxa Helen Hart Cox Douglas Lee Sbertoli William Michael Cusmano Fay Frances Spence I undertake in the future. 1985 – 38% Gregory Reid Davis R. Lee Stephens, Jr. Stephen Martin Abdella Douglas Paul DeMoss Vanessa Theresa Valldejuli C. GENEVIEVE JENKINS ’09 Joanne Moloney Adamchak Alison Vadnais Fauls Howard Arthur VanDine III 2009–10 Drapers’ Scholar Albert Gillis Allen II Thomas Emerson Fauls James Peppler Winthrop Associate, Latham & Watkins Claude Wood Anderson Anne C. Foster San Francisco, CA Timothy Mark Anstine L. Allison Garde Kimberly H. Ashbach John Charles Garde George Asimos, Jr. Michael John Gardner

20 21 1988 – 22% Amy Thatcher Owens David Boies Paula Anne Sinozich Charles Tayloe Griffith Douglas Allen Anderson Peter Friery Pontzer Anne Elizabeth Bomar Sandra L. Steinvoort Susan Sieger Grimm John E. Basilone Larry Wade Schimmels Robert Nicholas Bua Janet Singletary Thomas Jonathan Holland Hambrick Lee S. Bender Douglas L. Smith M. Maxine Cholmondeley Deann Reck Tigges Kathryn Wilson Hambrick Jeffrey Franklin Brooke Catherine M. Stanton Thomas P. Cody Chamie Grandy Valentine Jennifer Ramey Helsel Leigh Ann Bunetta Karen Elizabeth Wendelken Christina Adams Demory Wendy Karen Voss Fred Barry Jacob L. Lee Byrd Valerie Brodsky White Pamela S. Duffy Bridget O’Keefe Walsh Christine Mary Johnson William Lamont Carew David Alan Woodmansee Anne Duncan Edwards Kevin Denis Walsh Christopher Dikran Koomey David Allan Clark Barbara Jean Endres Kathryn Ann Washington Robin Vogel Kurz Annemarie DiNardo Cleary 1990 – 29% Steffanie Nadine Garrett Scott McIntosh Zimmerman James Hardwick Lister Jeffrey Nicholas Costakos Christopher A. Abel Michael William Garvey Thomas G. Martinchek David Charles Cozad Marcia E. Asquith Richard William Goeken 1993 – 22% Patricia Ann McKenna John J. Davidson Sara A. Austin H. Bradford Hoffman Belinda A. Bacon Jeffrey John McMahan Michael James Davidson Paul David Barker, Jr. David Jay Ignall Lisa Brook Bain James Preston O’Brien, Jr. H. Michael Deneka Mark Peter Barracca Peter Scott Jordan Maura Henry Barbour J. Manly Parks John Patrick Dougherty Timothy Dickens Battin Howard Albert Kwon Robert Galen Barbour Debra Bryant Pearson Jeffrey L. Fisher Jean E. Berube Melissa Robinson Link Christopher Kelly Barry-Smith Marc Andrew Peritz Brian Scott Frye MacKay Morris Boyer Mary Baroody Lowe Timothy David Belevetz Krista Leigh Pollard Kenneth Wayne Harrell Thomas Willcox Brooke Melanie Faye Michaelson Wade Allen Bowie Jill Marie Presseller Kathy Hessler B. Darren Burns Jonathan Douglas Oechsle Lucy Williams Bowman Lee Russell Rimler Jonathan Edward Hill Lisa A. Cahill Stephanie Burks Paine Jennifer Zoe Brooks Paul Patrick Rooney Diana Hamner Inman Robert Harvey Chappell III Martha Anne Pampel Beth Kurowski Bunnell Leanne Cusumano Roque Brian K. Jackson Donna Schewel Clark Kathleen Marie Perillo James Robert Creekmore Andrew Macgregor Smith John Marshall Jones Kevin Francis Clines Tina Autry Schepker David M. Dalke Justin Bayly Smith Fernand A. Lavallee Karen Colmie Jeffrey Melchior Schlerf Anne Stuart Hayes Lara Howley Walt Timothy Patrick Leary Toya Cirica Cook Michelle Louise Sedgewick Daniel Lee Hogans Amy Birkimer Mulroy Cameron N. Cosby John Mack Taylor Todd James Hooper 1995 – 38% Kenneth Gardner Pankey, Jr. Patrick Campbell Devine, Jr. Gilbert Earle Teal Richard Allan Hricik Paula H. Agor Gregory Arthur Paw Clifford Andrew Diamond Robert Vaughan Timms, Jr. Elizabeth Marie Jacobi Anthony V. Agudelo John Wallis Raymond Jerome Cartwright Dick Cynthia MacQueen Turner Ellen Duffy Jenkins Walter Benzija Melissa Walker Robinson Sara Beiro Farabow Owen Charles Wilson Courtney Nea Jones Matthew J. Bissonette Kevin M. Sargis Felicia L. Faragasso Steven Joseph Zweig Robert Charles Juelke Susan Roussel Blackman R. J. Scaggs, Jr. Peter Thomas Fay Deidre Cohen Katz Christopher Scott Boynton Sarah Sullivan Schimmels John P. Fendig 1992 – 25% Jody Anderson Leighty Beverly R. Covington Augustus Graham Shirley II Charles Anthony Fincher Joanne Jones Allen G. Scott Lesmes Michael F. Cox Lynne Jean Strobel Donna Esposito Fincher Jennifer B. Arlin Melissa Callahan Lesmes Mary Elizabeth Dingledy Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. Mary Allison Francis Pamela Suzanne Arluk R. Lee Livingston Llezelle Agustin Dugger Melissa McKeithen Thomson Lauren Elizabeth Freeman Ingrid Maria Blanton Veena Kumari Luthra Edward J. Efkeman Robert Edward Trono Laura Lee Garrett John Calvin Brown Julie Gilges Martin Alexandra Silva Fannon Susan A. Winchell Melinda Sykes Glaubke Eric Sinclair Carlson Sherri M. Matson Lara Mary Finch Christine Winslow Yurgelun Sharon J. Glover Jane Sherman Chambers Audra Lynn Miller Clifford Bridges Fleet Mark S. Hedberg Michael Paul Chu Victor Jay Miller Dennis Richard Foley 1989 – 21% Christopher Martin Heimann Stephanie Rever Chu Nicholas Sean Murphy Russell Lory Foster Kimberli Grove Ball Brenda Williams Holston Elizabeth Dopp Chupik Christine Marie Renda Bryan A. Fratkin Karen E. Berg David Sherwood Keir Jason Evans Dodd Gregory Keith Richards Toni A. Friess Millner Mark William Borghesani Andrew Ralston Livingston Kathleen Finley Duthu James Eugene Schliessmann Brenda Lynch Gacki Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. Marylou L. Mackay John V. Edwards Maarten Willem Sengers Martha McGlothlin Gayle Carlton Lindsay Brown Laurel Sue Marks Susan Fox Scott Adler Shefferman Ruth Litvin Goodboe Regina Maria Policano Brown Robert M. McDowell Michael John Funk Alexander Hugh Smyth Louanna Godwin Goolsby Irwin Mark Cohen James Thomas Moore Darrell Douglas Garvey Eric Adam Stas Joseph Scott Guarino Deborah R. Coleman Daniel John Perry Steven K. Gerber William Taylor, IV Leslie Sides Guarino William Lee Dick Michelle Bodley Radcliffe Brian Paul Golden Michael Vadner Wendy J. Hahn Anna P. Engh Lisette Sell Dion William Hayes John Allen Waldrop Scott D. Helsel Hagen Walter Frank Caroline LaCour Smith Jeffrey Alan Huber Kenneth N. Hickox, Jr. Lawrence Henry Gennari Robert Perry Steele Amy Louise Jarmon 1994 – 21% Michael David Homans Joseph Scott Gerbasi Scott J. Stein Thomas Shipley Jones Marshall B. Barton Laura Dawn Hunt Virginia Cook Gerbasi Mary Jo Swartz Natalia Delcanto Jordan Jessica Ruth Bernanke Gregory Scott James Amy J. Greer G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. Claudia DelGross Kostel Karen C. Bifferato Robert Richard Kaplan, Jr. Rebecca Blair Harutunian A. John Vollino George E. Kostel Anne Lindgren Blitch Terri Jean Keeley Jeanne Morrell Harrell Rodney Turner Willett Jessica Leigh Lynch Donald Paul Bunnell Megan Kelly Lacy Estel Holly Angela Bishop Wilson Mark Randolph Matney Marcia Stuart Ceplecha William Hubert Kennedy, Jr. Martin Niles Korn Stephen Sawyer Woods John Thomas McNelis Patty F. S. Cogswell Jean C. King Randolf Krbechek Christopher Michael Olson Susan Beth Comparato Amy Rollins Kreisler Robert Blakely Lachenauer 1991 – 20% Matthew J. O’Toole William Michael Connolly Julie P. Laine James Edward Lady Heidi Wilson Abbott Rustin S. Polk Judith Mary Conti Dawn Leporati Leget Cheryl A. Lewis E. G. Allen III Christopher Claar Reed Kathleen Philpott Costa Brett Anthony Loney Jeffrey Alan Lowe D. Jarrett Arp Wendy Nuckols Reed Jason Robert Davis Leo Monroe Marsh Stephen Edward Marshall David Marlow Atkinson Sandra Elizabeth Rizzo Nancy North Delogu John A. Mateyak Neal McBrayer Amy Lapierre Atkinson Patricia Erikson Roberts Brook A. Edinger Brooks Patten McElwain Bruce William McDougal Diane A. Bettino Neal John Robinson Kerry C. Flaherty Jonathan Lee McGrady Steven M. Mister John Jerry Bettino Eric Kirby Schultheis Gregory Kneeland Gale Douglas E. Miller Steven J. Mulroy H. Allen Black III Price Mitchell Shapiro Anne Marie Gambardella Luz Estella Nagle

22 23 Craig Scott Nolan Matthew R. Johnson Tanya Helene Powell Trent Matthew Doyle Wendy M. Roenker Christian O’Connor Yvonne Deidre Jones Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. Christopher Joseph Forstner Catherine Zaller Rowland Lisa Erin O’Donald Ellen Dassance Kennedy Danielle Elizabeth Roeber Daniel Charles Gasink Karan Ronald Singh Andrew Michael Ollis John Benson Kennedy Karanja Kamau Rouse Vivian Happy Gembara Eric Wade Smith Lori Ann Petruzzelli-Touponse Amanda Gay Kessler Laura Ann Spector Aaron Steven Goldsmith Todd Nicholas Spalding Theresa Pulley Radwan Steven Vaughan Key Jennifer Vincent Stevens Amy Kirtland Graham Kate E. Tucker Douglas Steven Reinhart Susan Jeanine McCue Mark C. Van Deusen Joseph James Grogan Stuart W. Turner Andrew Thomas Richardson III Timothy Patrick Morrison Paul J. Verbesey Lori E. Harris Stephanie Parks Wilkinson Heather Elizabeth Ross Brenda Jean Oliver Victor Voloshin Edgar Butler Hatrick IV Jonathan C. Rotter John Garret Osborn Windley Ho er Walden Kristi Garland Hatrick 2002 –18% W. Carter Santos Athena Papamichael Wendy E. Warren Kevin Franklin Hull Sarah K. Alcock Jonathan P. Sheldon Jonathon Taylor Reavill Kimberly Mae Welsh Carrie R. Hunt Ada-Marie Walsh Aman George Perkins Snead Gregory Michael Romano Melvin Edward Williams Theodore Leonard Hunt Matthew Kristian Aman Kirstin Mueller Snead Shaun Michael Rose Kevin Martin Kenneally John W. Bagwell Gretchen Lynch Taylor Richard Harvey Roston 1999 – 23% Kindra Lynn Kirkeby Todd Rowell Barlow Fiona Pendrich Tower Kathleen Elisabeth Roth Paul Martin Breme Stephen Michael Lastelic Robert E. Baute, Jr. King Fitchett Tower Demian Asa Schane Douglas G. Bush John George Liethen Adina D. Bingham Jason Benjamin Van Pelt Ivy B. Scott Jean Louise Campbell Rebecca M. Liethen Matthew M. Bingham Bradley S. Wagshul Ramona Jenny Sein David E. Carney Alexander Christian Linn Nicolas E. Boring Amy Marie Waskowiak Alison Tuley Shaw Robert Ernest Chandler Tate Custer Love Holly Shaver Bryant Matthew David Whitworth Christine Moseley Shiker Eunice Kim Chapon Anna Bass Marshall Chad A. Carder Vanessa Peterson Williams Sarah Seager Stewart Thomas Bryan Christiano Arnie Bruce Mason Melissa Ann Conner Alexander William Stiles Jennifer Vollmer Copas Iain Robert McPhie Anne C. Dowling 1996 – 20% Charles C. Sweedler Christopher Roger Mack DeLacy Dawn Sherman Meisner Thomas W. Edman Michele Lori Bresnick Ky Tran-Trong Susan Llewellyn Deniker Robert Christian Morris Brooke E. Geller William D. Brick John Carl Valdivielso Stacy L. DeWalt Earl G. Pinto Jason C. Halliburton Catherine Curran Butcher Rachel Elizabeth Van Der Voort Douglas Dziak Jeffrey Joseph Polich Andrew B. Hampton James Robert Cady Adam Werneth Walsh Charles Edward Ehrlich Marc Edward Purintun Carole Miller Hirsch Alisa Pittman Cleek Anne Walsh Robyn Smith Ellis Kevin David Rice Rebecca Borowski Jackson Laura Mae Conner Natalie Daub Wilhelm Shannon L. Fagan Todd Daniel Rothlisberger Shawn K. Leppo Caroline Lee Cross Joni McCray Wiredu Rachel C. Goddard Jason C. Rylander Courtney M. Malveaux Richard H. Cross, Jr. Cristin Michele Zeisler Francine Friedman Grabowski Paul R. Schmidt Tammy L. Meyer Barry Michael Deets Gurbir S. Grewal Mary Beth Sherwin Amy Lamoureux Riella Deborah Ann Eckert 1998 – 29% Tiffany Carder Hull Sandra L. Smith Michael J. Riella Paul Robert Eckert Anne-Marie M. Anderson Karen Scott James John McRae Stuckey III Shannon McClure Roberts Theodore John Fisher Ryan David Barack Kathleen M. Kedian Jeffrey Walton Yeates Hadley Perkins Roeltgen Brian Christophe Goebel Coburn Robinson Beck Deanna Griffith Kucler Sarah V. Toraason Jason Charles Grech Beth M. Benko Robert D. Kucler 2001 – 26% Molly Trant Colette R. Gresham Kathleen S. Bergmann Robert George Litts Robin A. Abbott Timothy O. Trant II Matthew Woodrow Hoffman Kristan Boyd Burch Christopher Cochrane Matteson Erin M. Alkire Erin Turner Christopher Russell Johnson Paul Joseph Carlino Mark Daniel Matthews Mary Sue Busser Backus Kari Footland Walker Jeffrey James Lamontagne David Clayton Christian II Scott Daniel McBride Steven Todd Burnette Stewart J. Wetchler Marc-Olivier Langlois Daniel Alexander Cody Katherine Macaulay Mueller Tameka Meshaun Collier Amy Collins Ziehm Lance Daniel Larsen Jeffrey Alan Cohen Kevin M. O’Neill Carla Palmer Ferguson Jon Marshall Mahan Matthew Philip Cohen Heather Stacey Parr Lisa Diane Finklea 2003 – 17% Jeffrey Laurence Marks Meredith N. Coker Ross H. Parr Robert Andrew Fisher Paul Ashley Ainsworth Christopher Bost Millner David Lewis Coleman Robert Charles Perez Mark William Floyd Jeffrey M. Boerger Diane Preston Moore David Nilen Copas Stephen Clawson Robertson Matthew Frey Tyler G. Brass Michael D. Moore M. Ann Neil Cosby Cristen Sikes Rose William Clay Garrett Joy L. Bryant Peter Brandon Owen Rhonda Maria Craig Elizabeth E. Rylander Benjamin Alexander Goodman Dennis Joseph Callahan III Cynthia Greene Ragona Renee Esfandiary Crupi Mary R. Schrider-Fox Daniel P. Graham Steven George Carling Todd M. Ritter Paul Matthew Davis Stacey Rae Simcox Mark Greenspan Lelan Kay Carpenter Nicholas Meade Roegner William DeVinney Jeffrey Michael Timmers Audra Anne Hale-Maddox Ian Robert Conner Ali Reza Sharifahmadian Sean Paul Ducharme Martha A. Timmers Sean Patrick Haney Andrea L. D’Ambra Scarlett Hardy Spence Robin Christine Dusek Sean Michael Watts Jason William Harbour Paul Albert Dame Monica Kay Thurmond Rebecca Nicole Eichler Amy E. Webbink James Glenn Harwood Sherrie Dame Catherine Ann Trinkle Jerald Jordan Gnuschke Richard L. Weber Emily Anna Hayes Jennifer L. Gobble Wendy Lynn Walter Kimberle Hackett Harding Liana D. Henry Shawn Alan Gobble 2000 – 28% Carolyn Ann Whitworth Jonathan Hill Christine Garnavish Heslinga Brian Scott Kelly Jessica Rachel Arons Brendan Holland Gina Ruidera Hoffman Daniel Matthias Kincheloe R. Joseph Barton 1997 – 26% Thomas Jefferson IV Juli Mae Horka-Ruiz Ann McDonald Mason Elizabeth Anne Breen Christopher Ambrosio Joseph Shayne Kiefer Bryson J. Hunter Amy Joanna McMaster Elliott Matthew Buckner Susan Elizabeth Bruce Sarah Karlsson Korobkin Carollyn Davis Jackson Curtis S. Miller Maria Christina Call Greg Howard Dohrman Karen G. Kranbuehl D. Mark Jackson Edith Margaret Min Erika Kroetch Campbell Laura Feltman Karin Lea Larson Marnie A. Jensen Anthony Alexander Mingione Jennifer Magoulas Campbell Bradley Walter Finch Eric Michael Marion Bryce D. Jewett Benjamin Roland Orye III Jonathan Scott Campbell Tosha Yvette Foster Darren Lee McCarty Toyja E. Kelley Wilson Clay Pasley Sara Ruth Chandler Sara Lynn Gottovi Mikie Fotios Melis Gregory Thomas Lowen Ansley Branner Peacock Raena Smith Close Michael George Grable Kevin Brian Muhlendorf Matthew Frederick Nieman P. Andrew Riley Crystal H. Collins, Esq David Reid Hausmann Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp Elana Happe Olson Kendra Langlois Roberson Heather B. Conoboy Deborah Bentley Herzog Chandra Faith Nottage L. Misha Preheim C. Ezekiel Ross Craig Alexander Anthony Dixon David McKee Johansen Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson Jonathan Bray Reed Emily Harwood Smith

22 23 Kathleen M. Wilko Benjamin E. Ladd 2007 – 29% Kathryn Bridget Codd John Amerigo Calabrese Ragan Leah Willis Lauren S. Lamberth Katherine N. Addison Sarah H. Cohn Christopher John Casey Joel William Young James R. Love Tyler Michael Akagi Frank Epperly Correll, Jr. S. Perry Coburn Theodore S. Lu John Henry Ambrose, Jr. Wendy Brooke Degerman Maire Bridin Corcoran 2004 – 21% M. Janelle Lyons Melanie Gayle Augustin J. Matthew DelesDernier Seth McChesney Eddy Gary Lee Abbott Joseph John MacAvoy Robert Prentis Beaman Lauren Rose DeMauro Sarah Brundage Falzone Peter G. Allen Claire M. Maddox David Lee Beck Joycelyn Jeanette Eason Philip Anthony Fijalkovich Joseph E. Ashman Jennifer Lynn Maki William Leslie Boswell III Megan Meredith Erb Emily M. Friend Capt. Edward W. Berg Sean J. Masterson Ryan William Browning Matthew P. Forgue Todd MacDonald Garvey Susan E. Billheimer Robert A. Maylor F. Elizabeth Burgin Katy Mikols Frantz Christopher Knowles Gottfried Dana R. Bowling Emily J. Cromwell Meyer Tiffany Lynn Carwile Sarah Ashleigh Fulton Erica Brannon Gunn Sarah P. Bridges John R. Mills Yunup Chong David S. Galeski Troy Leo Gwartney Brendan H. Chandonnet Maria L. Mullarkey Allison S. Clayton Jonathan Deva Goodman Andrew Pierce Hanlin Nicole Lillibridge Chandonnet Chris Brooks Nagel III Harry Hancock Clayton Julie Ann Greiner Krista Pietrok Hanvey Christopher Ross Clements Elisa Kim Nethercott Noellyn K.M. Davies Douglas S. Griswold Brandon Scott Harter Elizabeth Carter Chandler Rachel Wheeler Northup Christopher Kent Dorsey Shana Ann Hofstetter Thomas Michael Hendell Clements Sam C. Olive William Yates Durbin Diana Clarkson Holl Jonathan David Hitsous T. Edward Cundick, Jr. Scott P. Pence M. Anders Esser Timothy Scott Hoseth Neal Alexander Hoffman Derek C. DeGrass Kimberly Anne Pierro Nathalie Claire Fassie Brian Charles Ivy David Christopher Holman Andrew Richard Fox Donald T. Regan III Robert Eugene Fay Megan Elizabeth Kaufmann Marin Brooke Hoplamazian H. Maya Glaser Margaret Ann Riley Kathryn Geris Falk Adam W. Kersey Elizabeth Leigh Howard Adrienne E. Griffin Gregory D. Rohrbough Matthew David Getty Jennifer C. Koehler Lauren Ashley Hughes Karen N. Harms Marie E. Sapirie B. Shawan Gillians Sarah Goette Landres Robert Arthur Hurley Jason William Hill Tarek Z. Shuman Joshua T. Greer Christopher Lee Lindsey Jonathan Robert Hyslop Jeremy W. Hochberg Andrew M. Skanchy Svetlana K. Ivy Loren C. Locke Catherine Genevieve Jenkins John Lewis Hughes, Jr. David S. Stern Daron Layne Janis Philip Taylor McCollum Maryia Y. Jones Heather Hodgman Jahnes Benjamin J. Theisman Paul Anthony LaFata Courtney Anne Miller Elizabeth Mercuri Kanfer William G. Lamberth II Matthew C. Widmer Erin Elizabeth LaRuffa John Joseph Miller II Joseph Michael Kanfer Heather Lowell Sara Christine Lenet Sarah B. Miller Lindsay Rachel Kaplan Joseph W. Lowell 2006 – 20% Jia Liang Scott Cochran Miller Satya Grace Kaskade Jennifer Ann Maceda Joshua Ellis Baker Thomas Chisman Martin Jessica Myers Moran Alan Kennedy-Shaffer David P. Massaron Megan Eliza Bisk Anne L. Mason R. Joseph Noble Joelle E. K. Laszlo Todd H. Muldrew Jessica Aber Brumberg Janet Sadler McCrae Kelly Joanne Pereira James Douglas Marky Nicholas D. Naum Samuel Roth Brumberg Amanda Spruill Moorman Emily Patricia Reuter Daniel Dominic Matthews John Elwood Owens John Nicholas Call John Wickliffe Moorman Bradley Allan Ridlehoover Brian Edward Maxted Joshua Daniel Raynes Jacqueline Lee Carry Melissa Anne Mott Thomas Eugene Robertson Meghaan Cecilia McElroy Timothy O. Schimpf G. David Carter, Jr. Edward Kelley Nickel Barbara Ellen Rosenblatt Erin Rose McNeill Kristine Louise Schmidt Stephen John Clarke Nora Garcia Nickel Kimberly Mary Rosensteel Christian Laurence Miller Jeffrey D. Spann Noelle Jean Coates Maryann Patricia Nolan Catherine Josephine Rotolo Brandon Keith Moon Sean M. Tepe Nicholas Martin DePalma Sara Catherine Outterson Catherine Diana Rylyk Angela Christine Morehouse James A. Vatne Michael Edward Dick Michael Christopher Pacella Bindhya Reuben Savedoff Austin Wright Musser Travis Dwight Wheatley Blythe Erin Dillon Erin Michelle Page Melinda Diehl Schwab Timothy Aaron Newman Sarah-Nell Hoffmann Walsh Margaret S. Fischofer Reese Arvid Pearson Bryan C. R. Skeen John Joseph O’Kane Spencer M. Wiegard Brian Matthew Flaherty Meghan A. Podolny Michele L. Slachetka Alper Ali Ozinal Kerrin C. Wolf Kevin Daniel Gross Todd Alan Purdy William Wiley Sleeth Kimberley Ann Piro David B. Wonderlick Joshua David Heslinga Jacquelynne Jordan Regan Melissa Joann Sonnon Emily J. Powell Philip C. Woodward Jason Shin Hobbie Daniel D. Rounds Victoria Lynn Starks Katherine Graham Putnam Chris Carney Johnson Marilyn Martha Seide Jason Lee Stickler Cameron Michael Rountree 2005 – 28% Michael Thomas Kaufman Bradley John Sherman Alison Drew Stuart Omid Safa-Esfahani Katherine A. Aidala J. Nicholas Kornegay Blake Douglas Skogland Matthew Alan Stuart Alison Marie Schmieder Ashley Gayle Alley Anne Catherine Lahren Michael David Spies Stephen George Svajian Renee Marie Schwerdt Leasa Woods Anderson Justin Michael Laughter Allison Marie Stelter Leigh D. Thelen Elisha Caroline Seaton Alexander H. Beeler Eric Michael Leppo Courtney Bennett Svajian Matthew August Thiel Sarah Kathryn Simmons Raul M. Bhat Melissa D. Lu George Zachary Terwilliger Bryan Wayne Thompson Michael Wayne Smith Elizabeth Ellen Bircher Daniel Victor Mumford Elizabeth Stutts Thompson Christina T. Trotta Nicole Elizabeth Sornsin Michael L. Broadus Justin Alan Norwood Alison Wickizer Toepp Megan N. Tumi Joshua Perry Steward Heidi M. Brown Elizabeth Ann Pannill Christopher Jamieson Toepp Lindsey Robinson Vaala Mary Laurel Thibadeau Dominique Andrea Callins Evelyn Rose Protano Mason James Wann Sarah Kate Valenta David Andrew Thomas Christine Higgins Collins Mark Alexander Sapirie John K. Warren Andrae Jovan Via Joshua Richard Treece Richard G. Collins Matthew Stephen Sheldon Julia Christine Webb Joshua Steven Whitley Katherine Dulaney Tweel Caroline B. Fleming Brian Russell Soiset William H. Woolston Mark D. Tyler Jonathan William Garlough Patrick Francis Speice, Jr. 2009 – 40% Emily Paige Uhre Kelly Jo Gastley Stephanie LuAnn Spirer 2008 – 31% Kenneth Walter Abrams Sara Jacqueline Wagner Albert C. Guthrie Catherine Miller Stern Darren James Abernethy Benjamin B. Anger Tiffany Marie Walden Richard P. Hadorn, Jr. Nini Tin Megan Elizabeth Alexander Latoya Chantal Asia Daniel Nichols Whitten Meghan E. Hallock Christine Renee Tollefson Wesley David Allen Allison Elizabeth Barger Amanda Flynn Wieker Stacy L. Haney Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck III Kyle Richard Bahr Nicole Yvette Beeler Stephen Edward Wieker Justin M. Hargrove Kevin Scott Wilkes Jennie G. Cordis Boswell Sarah Lynn Bellinger Leigh M. Wilson Kimberly J. Hargrove Laura Daniel Willis Ryan Richard Brady Eric Scott Bergeron Jason Robert Wool Nicholas R. Johnson Lincoln D. Willis David Thomas Bules Benjamin Bigger Chunlian Yang Aaron Fredric Kass Anne-Marie K. Zell Christi Ann Cassel Philip Gray Bowditch Brandis LeeAnn Zehr Amanda Lee Kutz Mary Cabell Clay Alexander Michael Brodsky Daniel Robert Zoller David B. Lacy

24 25 2009–2010 Why we Give Friends of the Law School

Rachel Abbey Stephen C. Baumgartel Thomas M. Buchanan Billy Abbott Laura W. and Todd A. Beach Paige Corbly Buffington Ann Morse Abdella Beverly W. Beale David Bunetta Laura Kathrin Abel Catherine Morse Beaman Vincent Burakiewicz Rebecca N. Adair Jennifer Beck Sharon Foster Burdick Nicholas D. Adamchak Lindley Wellons Beck Don O. Burley Jeannette Adkins Barbara Lee Becker Carol and William C. Burnett Brian Agor Karen Beckwith Barbara Edwards Burnette Jenny Akagi Gretchen and Ryan Bedell Heidi E. Burnette Eileen and Peter A. Alces Paul Beebe Mary Whitt Busbee Anderson Bradford Alcock Troy Beeler Erika Weiss Butler Tradition. William & Mary has a proud Mary Richardt Alderman Julianne T. Belevetz Lynda Lee Butler history of training legal leaders with Tena Marie Alexander Jane Green Bender Dorothy Ellen Fisher Byrd a social conscience. The Law School Ann Allen Lisa Burkhard Bennett Beverly Kim Cahill transformed two generations of our family Donna O’Brien Allen Sharon Willoughby Benser Debra Geoghegan Call from aspiring attorneys to citizen lawyers. Cynthia Flood Almand Lisa M. Benzija Timothy Colin Call Meredith and Nathan Altshuler Hanne L. and Richard K. Berg Mildred O. Callear The distinction is important, and by giving, Betsy C. Anderson Jamie Elizabeth Van Bergen Anne Judkins Campbell we hope to continue to empower future Elyse F. and William M. Connor Bifferato Marsha Kays Campbell students to continue this tradition. Anderson, Jr. Betsy Biros-Bules Robert Campbell Jane Smith Anderson Katherine F. Black Rixey Smith Canfield CATHERINE MAHONEY BLUE ’80 Kathleen H. Anderson Jerry Blackman Lyn R. Cannon Deputy General Counsel, Mary A. Anderson Mary Jennifer Blackmon Amy Carder MassDevelopment Rebecca Anderson Elizabeth Scott Blair Laura J. Carlson Boston, MA William W. Anderson, Jr. Sarah Ford Bland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Carroll Robert Anoll Dennis Bruce Blanton William Carroll MAIREAD C. BLUE ’10 Anonymous Elizabeth L. Blanton Kieran Kilcullen Carter Associate, Donohue & Sterns Steven J. Anthony James Daniel Blitch IV Monica Anne Carter Alexandria, VA Joseph Owen Arata Thomas F. Blodgett Nancy McKaig Case Kathleen Landin Arberg Iliana Blumberg Martin Francis Casey Jose Maria de Areilza Sherri Boerger Victoria A. Casey Peter Armstrong Kenneth M. Bogus Kathy Allin Cassano William E. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Luke Boland Koneta Lodge Cassidy Gerard Arnone Joyce McMillan Bolton Maryann Casterline Mrs. R. William Arthur DiAnn Borasky Christopher Ceplecha Mitzi Ackman Ashe Laurie Ann Jenkins Bowie Jan Matthew Chabala Patricia and Joseph Ashman Judith Martin Bowman Fredric D. Chanania Viki Ashman Jennifer S. Boyd Eric Chapon George Alfred Aspatore Karen Cederstrom Boyd Joan Farley Chappell James L. Atkinson Eric Lee Boyer Jill Christian David Augustin Heather V. Boynton Debra L. Christiano Scott Backus Linda Kvam Boyte Ronald L. Chupik Catherine Alissa Bagaglio Patti and Raymond Bozman Linda Elizabeth Church James Benedict Bain Marget Loftheim Bradenham Scott Cilley Diane G. Baker Marra Piazza Brass Gretchen A. Clancy Elmo E. Ball IV Sam Braverman Robert Clardy Lynda Beth Barack Debra Susan Bray Ann Clark Frank Barcalow Jane Kremer Bray Betty Clark and Hattie C. Barley Suzanne R. and Jeffrey A. Breit Robert H. Campbell Maggie Keating Barlow Jason M. Bridges Gary Alvin Clark Adrienne Moesel Barna Kimberly Ruth Brittain-Valenti Michael Ivan Coe* Jayne W. Barnard and Julia M. Broas Lois Concini Clark John C. Tucker* Marsha Brock Richard L. Clayton Tamera Counts Barnes Amy B. Brooke Patrick Roger Cleary III Anne Haynes Barr Amanda G. Brown Randi and Paul Clegg Christi Barranger Donna Kleine Brown Jan Cloud Betty Anne Barrett Escha Jeannette Brown Mary Ellen Cody John P. Barron Solveig Brownfeld Dale H. Cohen Roslyn L. Barry Barbara Edmonson Bruce Kathy L. Cohen Lori Ann Barry-Smith Raymond E. Bruns Cooper Coker Polly Scott Bartlett Rebecca Jenkins Bruton Donald C. Coleman Suzanne F. Barton Patrick E. Bryant Robert I. Coleman III Patricia Basilone Bonnie Buchanan and Nat R. and Mary Jane* Terri Baumann Oliver Lawton Way Coleman, Jr.

* Deceased 24 25 Ellen Hucke Collins Georgia Donaldson Colleen Fox Kimberly Harwood Dolorita A. Johnson Nancy L. Combs Sue Marshall Donaldson Gerhard P. Fox Suzanne B. Harwood Gretchen Gaudes Johnson Christine Connelly Mary T. Donofrio Pamela Mabius Franck Mary Hassell Anne F. Jones Mary Ann Conrad Leanne Doran and Laura Diane Frank Keena M. Hausmann Buck Jones Alison Ashby Conte Stephen Anthony Marilley Nancy Spady Franklin Carol Valtin Hawkens Matthew Jones Gynetha Coxwell Conway Eleanor Cotter Dougherty Dianne Boffa Frantz Shelby M. Hawthorne Nicholas Mark Jones Suzanne Guertin Conway Kerry L. Dougherty Beverly G. Frieden William H. Haymes Desiree N. and C. Michael Melinda Cowherd Cook Carol and Dennis F. Douglas Annette Rooney Fries Lois P. Hedberg Jordan Lynne Coolidge Dean Davison M. Douglas and Catherine B. Fritzius Cynthia A. Heimann Jean Attridge Josephson Alice Critzer Cooper Kathryn R. Urbonya Dorothy Blythe Frostick Christie Baty Heinze Laura P. Juelke Lynn A. Cooper Clyde W. Downs Marijke Frye Barbara Roberts Heller Ilissa Amy Kabak David Scott Coppinger Traci Renae Doyle Darnell B. Fulton Deborah Hendel Eric Kades Michele A. Cosby Jonadell Pascoe Dray Paulette Galanko Molly Henneberg Arthur J. Kamp Deborah M. Costakos Nicholas P. Drozdoff Martin D. Gallivan Kathleen May Herman John R. Kane Casey Cothran Cameron John Duff Raul Octavio Gandara Richard K. Herrmann Jane and Michael Kanfer Catherine Kinner Coupal Liam M. Duffy Therese E. Gardner Gregory Herz Melissa W. Kass Vanessa Christa Courtois Karen Richardson Dugan Elizabeth Cochran Garnett Barbara Herzfeld Elizabeth W. Katona Mark Covington Alan K. Dugger Charlotte McAfee Garrett Derek Hess Norman T. Katz Connie Marie Cowardin Laurie Ann Duncan Deborah Noone Garrett David Arms Heywood Diane B. and Steven S. Kaufman Betty Cox Leah A. Dundon Cathleen J. Garvey Susan McNamara Hill Helen Owen Kellam* John Gregory Crandall David D. Dunn Kathryn Sue Garvey Carleen Hoffman Sarah F. Kellam Joseph Craugh Ellen Renee Stofan and Amy Rankin Garvin Sally Lorraine Hoffmann Virginia Fairhurst Keller Raquel Penalver Cravens Timothy P. Dunn Virginia Callahan Gasink Jean E. Hogenson Tamie Barnett Kelley Susan Brock Creekmore Sue Dorsey Durrett Malisa M. Gatje Rick C. Holden Judith Slaughter Kelly Clarke Crenshaw Paul Michael Duthu Albert Lloyd Gayle Lyttleton Hollowell William R. Kelly Jane H. Crimmins Nancy Webster Dutro Denise Pelletier Gennari Jennifer R. Holly Jane Robertson Kelsey Robert Crimmins Jeannie and David Dyson Elleen Genzler Anne D. Holmes Robin Kesler Elizabeth Pendleton Crockett Cindy Earhart Sue Ellen S. Gerber Ashley Holmes-Stuart Robert H. Ketchum Barbara He in Cromwell Tabitha J. Edman Martha Geroe Michael Holston Laura J. Key Janet L. Crowther and Anita Louise Edmunds Diane Giordano Tien Homans Maria DiBella Kiley James S. Heller Frank D. Edwards Linda and David Glajch H. Carter Hood Karen A. Killian-Baker Cindy Kaye Currence Sheila Edwards Mary Anne Glanzer Kristin G. Hooker Kathleen W. Kincheloe W. R. Scott Curtis, Jr. Hillery Stubbs Efkeman Stuart Glaser Tara B. Hooper Dorothy Newton King Mark J. D’Ambra Jean Seymour Elliott Joanna L. Gluckman Ann Stephens Carder Hopkins Kathryn P. King Mary Holland Dana David W. Ellis Janet Else Goebel Lawrence David Hopkins Nell W. King Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Daniel Judy Abner Elmore Rebecca Anne Goebel Mary Heusel Horlick Karen Wagner Kinser H. Jackson Darst Jane O. Emmerson Joann E. Goergen Margaret Ruffin Horvath Karl Martin Kirkeby Fran and Brian Wade Davenport Charles A. Engh, Jr. Sarah Maddocks Goewey Ann C. Howard Pauline and Kirk Kirkpatrick Nancy Davidson David Andrew English Allen C. Goolsby Susan C. Howard-Smith Jeffrey Michael Klein Edward Lee Davis Marilyn M. Entwisle Michael Grabowski Maureen Hoye Rozalyn Klein Elizabeth F. Davis Elizabeth and Geoffrey Erwin Michelle Dobkin Grech Pam Hricik Carolyn Ruth Knight Leslie S. Davis Elizabeth Cargo Esser Gretchen Lynn Green Diana Headley Huber Jeraline Seelinger Knight Lloyd R. Davis Karen J. Evans Sarah Zimmerman Greenbacker Cynthia Nash Huddleston Margaret D. Knopping Patricia Davis Mary Anderson Evans Amy Greer Sally Hudgins Rebecca W. Knowles Patricia Goding Davis Margaret Bollinger Ewell Leigh W. Greer Eleanor Anne Hughes Paula B. Kochman Sheppard H. C. Davis Ford Franklin Farabow III Doran Virginist Gresham Jessica Putnam Hughes Katrina Koomey Aileen De Los Rios Gregory G. Faragasso Amrit K. Grewal Larry H. Hull Lynda Korotash Sandra Marie De Roma Timothy Benton Fariss Virginia Lynn Hendrick Grey Diane Hunt Laura E. Kostel Gaye Mitchell Deal Carol and Danny Fassio S. Earl Griffin Tom Hurlbut Alison Elizabeth Kowalski Rebecca Deans and Martha Eisenhart Favre Jane Griffith Sallie Hutcheson Marguerite Knewstub Kraftson Ralph Lynwood Crews Kathy and Lawrence Feffer Kristina Malcolm Griffith Carol Ann Hutchinson Donald David Kranbuehl Suzanne and David DeBerry Margaret Feinstein Kris D. Grimm Lynne Jones Hutton Gail Krbechek Robin Marie Deets Kay and Walter S. Felton Hector W. Griswold, Jr. Randal Inman Nevin Kreisler Karen and Dwight Degerman Jennifer Crawford Fendig Zilpha Woods Grooms Pamela Irvin Maureen Kroeger Lisa Degrass Karen A. Ferguson Jordan Grossman Richard H. Irving III Ginger Kruchko Christina deKleine Nancy Kelly Ferguson Lynn H. Grossman Brandt Smith Isaacs Lynn and George Krug Shannon Schemmel DeLacy Linda Barlow Ferreri Susan S. Grover Kimberly Dowell Isler Theresa L. and Stephen M. Kruk Mary Ann S. Delano Perry Harschutz Field Nathaniel P. Gunn Claire Stronski Isley Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kurtz Barbara DeMoss Bernice Fischer Katie Gwartney Deborah Knopp Jackson William J. Kurz III Jeffery Jay Deniker Shelly Fisher Tim Gwartney Stanley W. Jackson Dale Ann Kutz Jane Bowden Denman Marion Beers Fitzgerald Ruth and Michael A. Haas Susan and Stanley Jackson Susan G. Laager Edward Jason Dennis Linda Copeland Fletcher Donna Lynn Hackman Tammy Jackson Betta and John Labanish Kennet Ann-Roy Depew Penelope Coiner Fletcher Barbara Hale Elizabeth J. Jacob Lynda M. LaCasse Karen Detwiler Kathryn Thompson Flinn Carolyn B. Hall Renee Jacobson Carolanne Rogers Lachenauer Brittney Hewitt Van Deusen Pearcy L. Flippen John E. Hallinan Alice Tsaras Jameson Polly Lady Lynn M. and John J. Dillon Janice W. Flora Karen Hambleton-Miles Heather Janis Susan M. Lagrotteria Hilary Grant Dixon Samantha Francis Flynn Cindy M. Haney Sarah Jebo Paul Laine Cheri Glenn Dobberteen Robert William Fogg Martha D. Haney Teresa Virginia Jefferson Martha Anne Lambert William J. Dobson, Jr. Jean B. Fordis Stacy L. Hannye Kathleen Page Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. Lande Kyle Dodge Ezekiel Foster, Jr. Andrew Harding Paul Christopher Jenkins Philip Landesberg Rebecca Dohrman Helen C. Foster Patricia Shea Harris Sally Murray Jillson Mary G. Lane Mary Pastore Dolph Nancy Norris Foster Albert T. Harutunian III Chrisanne Johansen Nancy Elizabeth Lane

26 27 Susan Elizabeth Lane Stephen W. Martin Elizabeth Anne-Marie Naum Donna Pironti Jody Newman Sarfan Karen T. Lange Charles G. Martin, Jr. Christine G. and Chris R. Neikirk Joseph B. Platt Leslie B. Sargis Michelle Langlois William Henry Martineau Rhonda L. Neil Joyce Plyler Hilda Hammond Saunders Shadi Lascara Nanette Lora Mason Cathy H. Neubaum Linda Poinsett Laure Bigio Saunders Pamela Guntherberg Lassiter Jody Ann Mateyak Patricia Murphy Neuberger Barbara Anne Poland Rosanne C. Saunders Lisa Lavallee Julia Anne Matheson Thomas Newbury Kelly Rohlwing Polich Vicky E. Saunders Catherine P. Lawrence Laura Jean Matney Gwendolyn Newman Susan P. Ferguson Pollaro Jason Savedoff Kathryn A. Lawrence Lemuel E. Mauldin III Patricia M. Newman Eleanor A. Polubinski Nancy Mitloff Sayer Melissa Leatherman Rebecca T. Maxa Susan Newman Kathy T. Pond Wynne Sbertoli Diane and Fredric I. Lederer Lisa Mayo Patton V. Nickell Margaret Dean Pontzer Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Hillary Masters Lee Jennifer McBride Karen L. Nickerson Agneta Portanova Soncha Park Scearce John W. Lee Christine Contois McCann Marie Insley Nicolo Rebecca D. Potter Kenneth M. Scheibel, Jr. Melanie Ann Lee Jennifer McCarty Stephanie E. Niehaus Eric D. Powell Gerald Henry Schepker IV Jeff Leget Suzanne Mary McClung Helen Beardsley Niles Merle M. Powell Patricia S. Scheumann Greg Lehman Maston Ross McCorkle, Jr. Robert C. Noel Randolph Scott Powell April Schiff Richard L. Leighty, Jr. Frank T. McCormick Katherine Henderson Nolan Christopher Bruce Powers Melissa Hines Schliessmann Brenda J. Lenhart Elaine Golbeck McDermott Kathleen D. Nolan Lorraine Marie Predham Gerard Schmidt Susan Heck Lent Jennifer Griffin McDowell Alan L. Nordlinger Jim Presseller Diann Katherine Schnell Holly Williams Leppo Michael Leon McElwain Mary Norment Lydia R. Pulley Heidi M. Schooner Matthew Levy Howard Dale McFadden Edith Novak Elizabeth McMullen Pusey Ruth R. Schreiber Ann Brooke Lewis Sharon Henry McGinty Eve P. Novak and John S. Crockett Bryan N. Pychon Janet Schulte James Earl Lewis Frances Gibson McGlothlin Margaret B. O’Bryan Rochelle Dawn Quiggle Susan S. Schultheis Linda Lewis Carol D. McGrath Yvonne Vaught Oechsle John P. Quinn Nancy Schwartz Dorothy Rothman Lewy Dorothy Heywood McKenney Kim O’Grady Edward S. Radcliffe Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Laurie Leydig Robert H. McKenzie, Jr. Lisa W. O’Mahony Jeremy C. Radwan Lee Scott Cynthia Kocher Lhost Carol A. McKinney Patty Purish O’Neill Christopher C. Ragona David L. Seal Pamela J. Lilly Patrice Murphy McLarty Anne O’Regan and Dennis Novak Sally A. Goetz Rainey Nancy Secrist Christina Lea Lindsey Rosa Young McNairy Susan Beth Ormond Rohini Ralby Katherine Good Semisch Lisa Riley Lindvall Patrick McNeill Elizabeth K. Orye Michele T. Ralston Betty Sue Grombacher Shane Michael Joseph Link Laura F. McNew Mary Lynn Osborn Alan B. Rashkind Lisa B. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lippard Thomas W. McNinch Susan Stanton Osborne Paula Rattray Barbara Tupper Sharp Patricia Haefs Lister Katherine Wells Meighan Lori Owen Carol Ann Rauen Renee B. Sharpe Kathryn Kostel Litten Karen Quimlam Meili Harlean Scott Owens Sharon Rausch Scott Morgan Shaw James A. Livingston Jean Mellott Donna B. Owens Grace Raymond Michael Shawn Fannon Kristan Looney Livingston Keith Mercer Nancy C. Padgett-Johnston Marie C. and Harold R. Reeve Faye F. Shealy Ryan Christopher Locke Cynthia A. Mervis Pete Paine Anne Regan Francine H. Shebell Michael F. Loffredo Lisa Metcalfe Frances D. and Jose A. Palacios Ruth Ryan Regan and Elizabeth A. Sheets Larry H. Lohman Elaine H. Midkiff Ashton Palmer Donald Thomas Regan, Jr. Melanie Barnes Sheldon Joy Smith Long Anne T. and Ned Mikula Larry I. Palmer David H. Reid Roxanne Harris Sheppard Mary S. Long Catherine W. Miller Mary Ann Palmer Kathryn English Reinhart Andrea Peters Sherman Laurel B. Lonnes Denine M. Miller Yates Palmer Marion Kizer Renne Nancy Sherman Karen Moore Lorenz Lisa Williams Miller Leslie Tray Pankey President and Mrs. W. Taylor Tyler Sherwin Shannon Love Pamela Sue Miller Trevor Pardee Reveley III Donna Shewmake Gail White Lubeley Sarah Miller Gail C. Parker Robert C. Ribble Brian Louis Shiker John L. Lumpkins, Jr. M. Elizabeth Millette Holly Cobb Parker Linda Zawadsky Rice Kimberly Boatwright Shirley A. Michael Lussier Gerrish Milliken Blaine Parkerson Tracy Marie Richards Belita Kay Mustain Short Robert Luther Dale T. and Jeffrey Milne Jami L. Parsons Mary Bobbitt Richardson and Russell A. Short William Aaron Lyle Joseph P. Milton Drew David Pascarella William M. Richardson Tammy L. Short Catherine B. Mabry Aye Min Harriet J. Passarelli Betsy Anne Riehl Robert Shrader, Jr. Christina MacDowell Barbara Lewis Mitchell Anne D. Paul David S. Rietz Suzanne Cheryl Shreves Steven Maceda Laura Ann Mitchell Robert B. Paul Allison Burling Riley Julie A. Shubin Mary Ann and Joseph Mack III Ian Moar Carol H. Payne Bridget Ritter Conrad M. Shumadine Mari Walsh Mackarevich Brittany Kathryn Mohler J. Michael Payne Martha and Franz G. Ritucci Suwannee Schmoe Shuntich Elizabeth Mackenzie Elsie Mohler Mary Ruth Payne Patricia Seymour Ritz Jack Siegal Jeff Maddox Elizabeth Moon David Blaise Pearson Shirley May Perry Robinson Martin E. Silfen Karen Mahan Geoffrey Talbott Moore Lindolfo Pedraza Diane Marie Robusto Lynn and William Simmons Diana Eckles Majette Chris Morehouse Susan B. Peet Michael Roeltgen Linda B. Simon Deborah A. Malbon Pamela Ann Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Peiffer Molly Yeager Romano Naomi B. Singh Mary Malveaux Elizabeth Morina Lauraleigh Young Penney Kimberly K. Roos Martin Anthony Sinozich Joanne Mandel Thomas E. Morris Pamela Jordan Penny Steve Roque Sharon Freeman Slipow Lori Ann Mandigo Carmelina S. Morrison Amanda Hooke Perez Robert M. Ross Suzanne Schilling and Monica Manns Ken Morrison Hope Peritz Brenda Ann Roston Richard Lee Smethurst Becca and Paul Marcus Ruth Elizabeth Morrison Claudia Kendrew Perles Vivianne Denise Roth Barbara Smith Christopher Alan Marks Kelly Morton Elizabeth Skelton Perry Tiffany Mullinax Rounds Eileen Burkhalter Smith Deborah Lynn Marks Leigh Anne Mosby Moreen Petrella Alberto C. Ruiz Sally and Kirk E. Smith Jennifer Louise Marmorino Trudy Shilling Moyles Charles D. P eegor, Jr. Carolyn Testa Rye Lori Smyth Sandra J. Marone Amy Longnecker Muhlendorf Eleanor Snead Phillips Camille Adele Sabourin Carol Smythers Patricia St. George Marron Teresa M. Mulqueeny-Stern Paula L. Phillips Marisa Safa Stuart B. Snyder Carrie Land Marsh Mark J. Murphy Taylor Joseph Phillips Kimberly Sakellaris Kay Soaper Evan Alexander Marshall Bruce R. Murray Irving H. Picard Jean Miller Sando Martin Sorkin Margaret L Marshall Pamela Murray Chick Pierce Timothy Jay Sanford Karen Kay Speer James E. Moliterno Amy Nadel Joseph Pierro Joni Milsap Santos Deborah B. Spirn

26 27 Cheryl Young Spotts Hunt Taylor Larry L. Turner Kathleen V. Weber Ellen O. Winthrop Laura Saunders Spratley Paige Taylor Karen S. Vadner Karen A. and Thomas W. Weigand Kelly Samuels Wise Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Sally Lawson Taylor William Warner Van Alstyne Courtney Franklin Weigard Dixie Davis Wolf Wendie C. Stabler Sara Frances Taylor Judith Valdivielso Stanley Weiger Sally Wolfe Michelle Plagata Stas MaryAnne Teal Henry Lee Valentine David G. Weinman Patricia Marie Buckley Wolthuis Ben Stauber Meredith D. Temple-O’Connor Bronwyn Vasapoli Kristen Krieger Weiss Janis Lee Wood Sharon Rill Stauffer Pamela R. Terp Yvonne and George Vassilatos Mark G. Weisshaar Cynthia Woodmansee Gail Taber Steele Susan Quig Terry Mary and David S. Versfelt Jaime Welch-Donahue and Zuzana V. Woods Jonathan Stelter Brent Mason Thomas Kathleen Mary Vienna John F. Donahue Lyla Jane Woodward Jarrett Michael Stephens Lori M. Thomas Patty and Larry Vogt Melanie Weldon-Soiset Jacqueline S. Wooldridge Susan S. and David R. Goode Larry James Thompson David Vorlage Jane Dickerson Wellons Miranda N. Woolston Joseph Nelson Stoker Todd S. Thomson Kathy Waitzer Dolores P. Wells Elizabeth N. Wright John Storhm Beverly Ann and John B. Todd, Jr. Theodore R. Walden Patricia Wells Leslee Ann Wright Marilynn Florio Stowe Nancy Barben Tomes Joann Goodman Waldrop Kathryn Wesley Maureen F. Wright Susan L. Streisand James Todd Toney Susannah W. Walker Betty Lou White Charles Wrightson Valerye A. Stuckel Donald A. Tortorice Barbara P. Walton Matthew White Tung-lin Wu Elizabeth Seckler Stuckey Marshall J. Touponse Ellen Allison Wandrei Lillie Laderberg Whitehurst James Wynn George Yuraka Sugiyama Michael William Townsend Josephine Wang Alexander Mark Wilhelm Benjamin Robinson Yerxa President Emeritus and Aileen Catherine Trainer Alan J. Ward Mildred Williams and Margaret Ann Young Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Jeffrey B. Trammell Steven Ward Gregg Allan Hansen Lorri Jo Clark Zell Michele M. Sumilas Courtney Treece V. Anise Ward Pamela Fulghum Williams Anne M. Zepkin Nancy Seaton Sundberg Susie Trible Jean M. Ward-Smith Peggy Welch Williams Stephen Andrew Ziehm Suzanne Smith Sundburg Brigitte M. Trono Robert W. Warnement Ronard D. Williams Sherilyn O. Zimmerman Mark A. Swartz Gwenn and Thomas Kathleen L. Warner Shawn Reilly Williams Anne Zobel Stephanie Sweedler Randolph Tucker Rita A. Warner Susanne Williams Christina C. and Mark D. Sweet Judith Ann Tunnell Helen and Michael E. Warwick Susan Starr Williamson Leigh Mason Sykes Karen McCoy Tuozzolo Anne Was Marianna Leeds Willis Susan Farrell Tarkenton James M. Turner Kari Watts Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson

John Marshall George Wythe

2009–2010 Foundations, Corporations & Law Firms

American College of Trust and Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. National Association of Professional Samsung Techwin Co., LTD Estate Counsel DT Regan Charitable Foundation Background Screeners Sandler Reiff and Young, P.C. Amgen Inc. Eagle Construction of VA., LLC National Center for State Courts SecureTech Systems, Inc. Anonymous ergoGenesis National Court Reporters Association Securities Investor Protection Corporation Arnold Reception Desks, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund National Regulatory Conference SMART Technologies Augustus Foundation Inc. First Circuit Fellows of the American National Verbatim Reporters Association Sons and Daughters of the Colonial and Biamp Professional Audio Systems College of Bankruptcy Norfolk Southern Corporation Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565–1861 Bryan Cave LLP Freedom Scientific Patten Foundation StenoCast, Inc. Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Giggle Ball Greetings, Inc. The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Thomson Reuters Cabell Foundation Herrmann Family Foundation Foundation Thomson West Cardone, Solomon & Associates Inc. Honeywell International Inc. The Claudia & Steven Perles Family Tidewater Jewish Foundation Carneal-Drew Foundation James W. Perkins Memorial Trust Fund Foundation Time Warner Inc. Christopher Wren Association Jessie Ball duPont Fund Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation United Way of the National Capital Area Cisco Systems, Inc. Johnson Lambert & Co. LLP Trustees: Barbara P. Frenkel, Marvin A. U.S. Trust Donna S. Clark Charitable Lead Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Frenkel, Dale P. Frenkel, Ronald P. Frenkel, Virginia Law Foundation Annuity Trust Kruchko & Fries Tom P. Frenkel, Denise L. Brown, Cindy P. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Gladys & Franklin Clark Foundation Lent & Hawthorne PC Frenkel, Nelson P. Lande, Ricki Farber William & Mary Public Service Fund Community Foundation LexisNexis Zitner, Mark B. Frenkel William and Mary Law Review Community Foundation of Tampa Bay, Inc. LifeSize Pro Video Sales WolfVision Inc. Crestron Electronics, Inc. Listen Technologies Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. CyberTouch McGuireWoods LLP Anne Carter Robins and Walter R. Robins, Jr. Derrick Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. Foundation

28 2009–2010 Participation

CLASS DOLLARS DONORS PARTICIPATION 1947 $ 200 1 50% 1949 $ 1,000 1 33% 1950 $ 30,388 3 43% 1951 $ 338 1 13% 1952 $ 250 1 17% 1953 $ 500 1 20% 1954 $ 3,700 2 40% 1955 $ 500 2 20% 1956 $ 700 3 30% 1957 $ 1,025 3 43% 1958 $ 325 3 43% 1959 $ 400 3 25% 1960 $ 500 1 10% 1961 $ 200 1 8% 1962 $ 200 3 25% 1963 $ 3,850 8 50% 1964 $ 38,550 7 47% 1965 $ 4,750 12 41% 1966 $ 18,345 10 26% 1967 $ 4,535 8 21% 1968 $ 13,502 20 39% 1969 $ 7,025 11 23% 1970 $ 12,550 19 45% 1971 $ 45,445 17 35% 1972 $ 15,668 10 20% 1973 $ 34,246 38 30% 1974 $ 44,835 44 32% 1975 $ 39,090 44 36% 1976 $ 37,763 39 30% 1977 $ 22,920 47 34% 1978 $ 66,101 40 30% 1979 $ 49,873 35 26% 1980 $ 42,817 56 41% 1981 $ 11,945 30 21% 1982 $ 24,458 47 31% 1983 $ 69,715 48 27% 1984 $ 35,634 46 27% 1985 $ 38,598 63 38% 1986 $ 41,382 40 25% 1987 $ 15,975 40 25% 1988 $ 16,605 40 22% 1989 $ 16,045 37 21% 1990 $ 32,083 51 29% 1991 $ 27,185 41 20% 1992 $ 24,066 48 25% 1993 $ 12,695 41 22% 1994 $ 27,638 42 21% 1995 $ 28,478 67 38% 1996 $ 21,665 35 20% 1997 $ 21,050 43 26% 1998 $ 21,553 51 29% 1999 $ 14,468 42 23% 2000 $ 25,175 49 28% 2001 $ 9,445 42 26% 2002 $ 8,390 33 18% 2003 $ 7,550 30 17% 2004 $ 12,269 41 21% 2005 $ 11,433 52 28% 2006 $ 12,745 41 20% 2007 $ 21,126 60 29% 2008 $ 24,855 69 31% 2009 $ 6,100 82 40% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PERMIT NO. 1700 College of William & Mary Law School P.O. Box 8795 Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795

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