FELLOWS DINNER & INDUCTION CEREMONY
January 19, 2012
Williamsburg Lodge and Conference Center
Welcome
Frank A. Thomas, III
President, Virginia Law Foundation
Stanley G. Barr, Jr.
Chair, Fellows Committee
Invocation
Michael HuYoung
Dinner
Induction of the 2012 Class of Fellows
Frank A. Thomas, III
Speaker Introduction
Stanley G. Barr, Jr.
“Opera For People Who Don’t Like Opera"
Dr. Glenn Winters
Community Outreach Musical Director
Virginia Opera
Adjourn
WE ESPECIALLY THANK
OUR PROGRAM SPONSOR
The Source Virginia Lawyers Trust™
www.vacle.org
FELLOWS OF THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION
The Virginia Law Foundation Fellows program was
created in 1983 by the Board of Directors to
encourage and recognize excellence in the practice of
law and public service and to support the programs
and objectives of the Foundation. The Foundation’s
by-laws state that Fellows shall be “persons of
integrity and character who have maintained and
upheld the highest standards of their profession and
who shall be deemed outstanding in their profession
and in their community.” The ongoing membership
of the Fellows is comprised of outstanding lawyers,
law professors, and retired members of the judiciary
who are nominated by the Fellows Committee and
elected by the Foundation Board. New Fellows are
recognized at a yearly induction ceremony held in
conjunction with the Annual Meeting of The Virginia
Bar Association, and selection of the Fellows is
publicized by the Virginia Law Foundation as a
professional honor.
Fellows are strongly encouraged to make annual
donations to the Foundation to support projects of the
Foundation that promote the rule of law, access to
justice, and law related education.
THE VIRGINIA LAW FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Frank A. Thomas, III, President
Manuel A. Capsalis, President-Elect
James V. Meath, Vice-President
David P. Bobzien, Immediate Past President
Yvonne C. McGhee, Secretary
Karen A. Gould, Treasurer
David P. Bobzien, CLE Chairman
Stanley G. Barr, Jr., Fellows Committee Chair
Barbara Ann Williams, Fellows Committee Appointee
Honorable Paul F. Sheridan, Fellows Committee Appointee
And
Irving M. Blank
Stephen D. Busch
Kathy Mays Coleman
John D. Epps
Jeffrey H. Gray
Cynthia E. Hudson
Angelica D. Light
F. Anderson Morse
John M. Oakey, Jr.
G. Michael Pace, Jr.
Lucia Anna “Pia” Trigiani
J. Page Williams
The Fellows Committee
Stanley G. Barr, Jr., Chair
J. Rudy Austin
Edward L. Chambers, Jr.
Hon. Marilynn C. Goss
Karen A. Gould
Yvonne C. McGhee
C. Kailani Memmer
Thomas C. Palmer, Jr.
Anita O. Poston
Nancy N. “Newnie” Rogers
George W. Shanks
Hon. Paul F. Sheridan
Elizabeth D. Whiting
Barbara Ann Williams
THE 2012 CLASS OF FELLOWS
Alan Dale Albert (Norfolk)
Andrea L. Bridgeman (McLean)
Stephen Donegan Busch (Richmond)
Marni E. Byrum (Alexandria)
David P. Corrigan (Richmond)
C. Richard Cranwell (Roanoke)
John W. Daniel, II (Richmond)
Alexander Fleet Dillard, Jr. (Tappahannock)
Elizabeth K. Dillon (Salem)
Richard S. Glasser (Norfolk)
Robert Campe Goodman, Jr. (Norfolk)
Elizabeth Garnett Hester (Richmond)
John Eric Lichtenstein (Roanoke)
Kenneth B. Murov (Newport News)
Elizabeth Payne Murtagh (Charlottesville)
Glenn Walthall Pulley (Danville)
J. Waverly Pulley, III (Richmond)
Judith Lynn Rosenblatt (Virginia Beach)
Steven D. Rosenfield (Charlottesville)
Conway H. Sheild, III (Newport News)
Alexander Hoke Slaughter (Richmond)
Mary Lynn Tate (Abingdon)
Lewis W. Webb, III (Norfolk)
ALAN DALE ALBERT
LeClairRyan
(Norfolk)
Personal: Born in Christiansburg, Virginia; spouse: Charlotte L.
Anders; children: Amber, Alexander and Caroline.
Education: A.B. Harvard College (1979); M. Phil. University of
Oxford (1981); J.D. Harvard Law School (1985).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1985).
Currently
Shareholder and Vice President at LeClairRyan, A Professional
Corporation.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member; Supreme Court of the
United States, member; US Courts of Appeal for the Federal, Fourth
and Eleventh Circuits, member; US District Courts for Eastern and
Western Districts of VA, member; US Bankruptcy Courts for the
Eastern and Western Districts of VA, member; President, Norfolk
Law Library (2006-present); Executive Committee, NorfolkPortsmouth Bar Association (2006-present); Director, Tidewater
Legal Aid Society (1990-1994); VBA, Board of Governors,
Environmental Law Section (1994-1995); American Intellectual
Property Law Association, member; Federal Bar Association,
member; American Bar Association, member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Opera Association:
Chairman of the Board (2011-present), Pres. (1998-2000), Pres-Elect
(2010-2011), First Vice Pres. (1996-1998), Sec., Dir. (1990-present).
Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Trustee (2007-present). Chairman,
Board of Trustees and co-founder, CREATOrS (2011-present).
Commonwealth Theatre Company, Vice President and General
Counsel (2003-2004). Virginians for the Arts, Legislative Counsel
(1996-2010). Treasurers Association of Virginia, Legislative Counsel
(1990-present). Virginia Association of Local Elected Constitutional
Officers, Legislative Counsel (1990-present). Harvard Law School:
10th Reunion Gift Committee, Co-Chairman (1984-1985); 15th Reunion
Gift Committee, Co-Chairman (1989-1990); Harvard College Fund,
Virginia Board of
25th Reunion Gift Committee (2002-2003).
Conservation and Recreation, Chairman (2002-06), member (2002present). State Parks and Natural Areas Bond Campaign, Regional
Co-Chair (2002). Best Lawyers in America (1996-present); VA Legal
Elite; VA Super Lawyers; Who’s Who in American Law.
ANDREA L. BRIDGEMAN
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation
(McLean)
Personal: Born in Washington, DC; spouse: Stephen L. Parker;
daughter: Hallie.
Education: A.B. Bryn Mawr College (1977); J.D. University of
Virginia School of Law (1980).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1987); District of
Columbia Bar (1980); US Supreme Court (1986).
Currently
Corporate Counsel at Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation,
concentrating in the areas of single-family mortgage finance,
operations and securitization.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Bar Council, 19th
Judicial Circuit (2002-2005 & 2006-present); Special Committee on
Access to Legal Services, member (2006-present), Chair (2010present); Corporate Counsel Section, Board of Governors, member
(1991-1998), Chair (1996-1997); Mandatory Professionalism
Course, faculty (2002-2005). The Virginia Bar Association: VBAVSB Joint Corporate Counsel Pro Bono Task Force (2010-2011);
Community Service/Pro Bono Committee (2001-2003). Fairfax Bar
Association: Pro Bono Advisory Committee (1997-2002); Corporate
Counsel Section, Chair (1997-1998). National Legal Aid & Defender
Association: Advisory Committee, Blue Ribbon Commission on
Public/Private Action (2011-present); Kutak-Dodd Prizes, Selection
Committee (2003-present).
Washington Metropolitan Area
Corporate Counsel Association, member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Legal Services of Northern
Virginia: Board of Directors member (2002-2008). Potomac Legal Aid
Society: Board of Directors, member (2002-2009), President (20032005 & 2007-2009). Bryn Mawr Club of Washington, former Secretary.
STEPHEN DONEGAN BUSCH
McGuireWoods, LLP
(Richmond)
Personal:
Born in Charlottesville, Virginia; spouse: Susan
Heitmiller Busch; children: Charles R., II; James F.; and Whitney
Anne.
Education: B.A. University of Virginia (1977); J.D. T.C. Williams
School of Law, University of Richmond (1980).
Law Practice: McGuireWoods, LLP, Partner, Member of Executive
Committee and Board of Partners, concentrating in toxic tort and
products liability litigation. Admitted to Virginia Bar (1980);
Maryland Bar (1991).
Bar Activities: The Virginia Bar Association: Immediate Past
President (2011), President (2010), Board of Governors, Chair
(2008) and Board Member (2006-Present); Civil Litigation Section,
Chair (2003); Young Lawyers Section, Chair (1990). The Virginia
Law Foundation, Board of Directors (2010- present). Boyd-Graves
Conference, Member 2005-present. Legal Services Corporation of
Virginia, Board of Directors (2011- present); American Bar
Association: Member, Standing Committee on Lawyers Public
Service Responsibility, Member (1986-1989); Virginia State Bar,
member.
Defense Research Institute, member; Virginia
Association of Defense Attorneys, member.
Other
Professional/Civic
Activities:
Delta
Waterfowl
Foundation: Chairman, Board of Directors (2000). St. Christopher’s
School, Richmond, Virginia: Member, Board of Governors (20042010). United States Law Firm Group, Inc., President, Board of
Trustees (2001).
MARNI E. BYRUM
McQuade Byrum, PLLC
(Alexandria)
Personal:
McQuade.
Born in Warrenton, North Carolina; spouse: Martha
Education: B.A. Virginia Tech (1976); J.D. Pepperdine University
School of Law (1979).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1979); District of
Columbia Bar (1985).
Partner at McQuade Byrum, PLLC
concentrating in labor, employment and personnel law.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar: Standing Committee on Legal
Ethics (1994-2004, 2008-present), Chair (2002-2004, 2009-present);
Rule 1A:3 Committee, Chair (2011-present); Multi-Jurisdictional
Practice Task Force, Chair (2004-2009); Judicial Nominations
Committee (1990-1996, 2008-2011), Chair (2002-2004, 2010-2011);
Bar Council (1997-2003); Board of Governors, Section on Education
of Lawyers (1992-1995); Legal Education Conclave, Member (19911992); Committee on Prepaid Legal Services (1986-1993), Chair
(1991-1993).
Virginia Women Attorneys Association: President
(1988-1989); Committee on the Judiciary, Chair (1989- 2009).
Arlington County Bar Association: President (1995-1996); Judicial
Selection Committee (1990-2010); Walter T. McCarthy Law Library
Board (1991-present). Legal Services of Northern Virginia: Board
of Directors (1987-1995), President (1989-1993). Boyd Graves
Conference: Member (1992-present). George Mason American
Inns of Court: Master.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Tech: Dean’s
Roundtable, College of Science (2002-present); Dean’s
Roundtable, College of Arts and Sciences (1988-2002), Chair
(1994-2002); Alumni Association Board of Directors (1996-2002),
Executive Committee (2000-2002); President’s Advisory Council
(1996-2000). Virginia 4-H Foundation: Board of Trustees (20002006), President (2006-2006); Horizons Theatre: Board of Directors
(1996-2010).
DAVID P. CORRIGAN
Harman, Claytor, Corrigan & Wellman
(Richmond)
Personal: Born in Lexington, Virginia; spouse: Jean Powers
Corrigan; children: Conor, Patrick and Jack.
Education: B.A. Hampden-Sydney College (1979); J.D. University
of Notre Dame (1986).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1986). Currently
Managing Partner at Harman, Claytor, Corrigan & Wellman
concentrating in areas of civil litigation, especially defense of suits
against local governments and their employees and has tried 100
cases to verdict.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member. The Virginia Bar
Association: Boyd-Graves Conference, Steering Committee.
Virginia Association of Defense Attorneys: President (2000-2001);
Local Government Attorneys; Defender Research Institute.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Elk Hill Farm, Inc: Board
President and long-time trustee. Makindu Children’s Program,
Makindu, Kenya: Supporter and participated in the Proper Walk
2010, walking 155 miles in 10 days to raise money for AIDS
orphans. Junior Achievement, Empowerment through Ethics, John
Marshall High School. Deep Run High School: Lacrosse coach and
one of three people who raised the sport from club to varsity level
for high school lacrosse program. St. Michael’s Church: Haiti
Mission.
C. RICHARD CRANWELL
Cranwell, Moore & Emick, PLC
(Roanoke)
Personal:
Born in Cerado-Kenova, West Virginia; spouse:
Elizabeth Matheny Cranwell; children: Whitney Clemons; James
Robert; Jarrett Brucker; John Taylor; and Joseph Ashton.
Education: B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institution (1965); J.D. T.C.
Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (1968).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1968).
Managing Partner at Cranwell, Moore & Emick, PLC.
Currently
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Family Law Section,
Board of Governors (1984); Conclave on Legal Education (1992);
Committee
on
Mid-Year
Legal
Seminars
(1991-1992);
Professionalism Course, faculty and Committee Member (19891990).
American Bar Association, member.
Roanoke Bar
Association, member. Salem/Roanoke County Bar Association,
member. Virginia Chapter, American Board of Trial Advocates.
Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, member: People’s Law School
(1990). Academy of Rail Labor Attorneys. Inns of Court, Ted
Dalton Chapter (2004-present).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia House of
Delegates, 14th District Delegate (1972-2002); Majority Floor
Leader (1992-2000); Minority Floor Leader (2000-2002); Chairman,
House Finance Committee (1988-1998), Co-Chairman (1998-2000);
Ranking Member, Counties, Cities and Towns (1998-2002);
Member, Rules Committee (1992-2002); Member, Labor and
Commerce Committee (2000-2002); Ranking Member, Courts of
Justice Committee (1988-2000); Chairman, Virginia Democratic
Party (2007-2010). Vinton Chamber of Commerce. Vinton Lions
Club. Vinton Dogwood Festival, Past President (1972), Board of
Directors (1973-1975). Former Legal Advisor for Vinton Rescue
Squad, Mount Pleasant Rescue Squad, Montvale Rescue Squad and
Vinton Drug Control Council. Roanoke Valley Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation, former member & on Board of Directors. Vinton Town
Attorney (1969-1973). American Diabetes Association, Virginia
Affiliate, former Chairman (1984) & former Director. Blue Ridge
Economic Development Council, former member. Vinton War
Memorial Vision Committee, member. North Cross School Board
of Trustees, Board Member.
JOHN W. DANIEL, II
Troutman Sanders, LLP
(Richmond)
Personal: Born in Richmond, Virginia; spouse: Helen Ferguson
Daniel; sons: John and William.
Education: B.A. St. Andrews Presbyterian College (1972); J.D. T.C.
Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (1975).
Military Service: Army Reserve.
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1976). Served as First
Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources (1986-1990).
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Environmental Law
Section, Administrative Law Section. The Virginia Bar Association:
Committee on Special Issues of National & State Importance,
former member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Longwood University Board
of Visitors, member; Hull Springs Farm Foundation, President;
Governor’s Commission on Future of the Environment, former
member; Governors Commission on Climate Change, former
member; St. Andrews College Alumni Council, former member.
ALEXANDER FLEET DILLARD, JR.
Dillard & Katona
(Tappahannock)
Personal: Born in Richmond, Virginia; spouse: Mary Parke
Macfarlane; children: Ella, Sarah, A. Fleet, III.
Education: B.A. Hampden-Sydney College (1959); LL.B. T.C.
Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (1962).
Military Service: LCDR U.S. Naval Reserve (1962-1966).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1962).
Managing Partner at Dillard & Katona.
Currently
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Tradition of Excellence
Award (2002); Northern Neck Bar Association, President (19781979).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Essex Co. Board of
Supervisors, former Chairman & member (1975-1991); Essex Bank
& Community Bankers Trust Corp., Chairman Emeritus & Director;
Rappahannock Christian Church (Disciples of Christ); Society of
the Cincinnati; Historical Preservation Award, Middle Peninsula
Garden Club (2006).
ELIZABETH K. DILLON
Guynn, Memmer & Dillon, PC
(Salem)
Personal: Born in Omaha, Nebraska; spouse, Barry Dillon;
daughters: Katie and Anne.
Education: B.A. Lenoir Rhyne College (1983); J.D. Wake Forest
University School of Law.
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1986). Principal at Guynn,
Memmer & Dillon, PC concentrating in areas of local government
law, civil rights and employment defense.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Harry L. Carrico
Professionalism Course, faculty (2004-2007); Law School
Professionalism Course, faculty (2006-present); Conference of
Local Bar Associations, Chair (1999-2000), Executive Committee
(1995-2001); Local Government Law Section, Chair (2009-2010),
Board of Governors (2005-2011); General Practice Section, Chair
(2009-2010), Board of Governors (2007-2011); Clients’ Protection
Fund Board (2011-present).
Virginia Women Attorneys
Association, President (2002-2003), Board of Directors Judiciary
Committee Co-Chair. Roanoke Bar Association, President (20042005), Board of Directors. Book Buddies Volunteer. Youth Court
Volunteer. Local Government Attorneys of Virginia, Inc., Board of
Directors (2010-present).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Leader in the Law 2011.
Cave Spring United Methodist Church, greeter, scripture reader,
and youth group chaperone. Speaker for non-profit and volunteer
organizations. Girl Scout cookie mom.
RICHARD S. GLASSER
Glasser & Glasser, PLC
(Norfolk)
Personal: Born in Norfolk, Virginia; spouse: Martha Owens
Glasser; daughter: Hara Brooke.
Education: B.A. University of Virginia (1962); LL. B. University of
Virginia (1965).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1965). Managing Partner
at Glasser & Glasser, PLC concentrating in areas of plaintiffs’ mass
torts, products liability and personal injury.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member. The Virginia Bar
Association, member; Federal Bar Association—Tidewater,
Virginia, President (1984); American Bar Association, member;
American Board of Trial Advocates, member; Virginia Trial
Lawyers Association, member; Virginia Trial Lawyers Foundation,
Vice President; Norfolk—Portsmouth Bar Association, member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: United Jewish Federation,
past member, Executive Committee; University of Virginia School
of Law, Regional Manager of Annual Giving; Norfolk Academy, past
member of Board and Executive Committee; Eastern Virginia
Medical School Foundation, Board; United Way—de Toqueville,
Board of Directors; Greater Norfolk Corp., Board of Directors;
Hampton Roads Partnership, Past Board of Directors; SunTrust
Bank—Tidewater, Advisory Board.
ROBERT CAMPE GOODMAN, JR.
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
(Norfolk)
Personal: Born in Norfolk, Virginia; spouse: Martha Jacobs
Goodman; children: Campe and Maria.
Education: A.B. Dartmouth College (1964); J.D. Harvard Law
School (1969).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1969). Currently Partner
at Kaufman & Canoles, PC, concentrating in areas of business law;
commercial transactions; and generational and estate planning.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: The VBA:
Environmental Law Committee of the Young Lawyers Section,
Founding Chairman. ABA; Norfolk—Portsmouth Bar Association;
Virginia Beach Bar Association.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: VA Beach Vision: Dir. and
member of Exec. Committee (1997-present), Pres. (2006-2007);
Chairman of City Budget Task Force (2009-present). Envision VA
Beach 2040: Member of Committee-appointed by City Council
(2011). Citizens Steering Committee for VA Beach Convention
Center: Chairman (2000-present), Chairman Video Art. Citizens
Steering Committee for the Convention Center Headquarters
Hotel: Sub-Committee, Chairman. Eastern VA Medical School FN,
Trustee (1995-present). Eastern VA Medical School: Chairman,
Development Committee (1979-1980). Ohef Sholom Temple: Pres.
(1995-1997), Dir. (1975- present).
Ohef Sholom Temple
Foundation: Dir. and Vice Pres., Endowment Campaign Chairman.
Blue Ribbon Tax, Fee and Spending Task Force, Member of Task
Force appointed by City Council; Revenue Subcommittee
Chairman (2007). VA Treasury Board, appointed by the Governor
(2007-2010). VA Beach Foundation: Founding Dir. (1987-2010),
Chairman, (200l-2005), member of Exec. and Investment
Committee; Children's Health Foundation, Chairman of the Board
(1984-1989); Children's Health System, Inc., Treas. (1990-1994),
Dir. (1990-1998). United Way of South Hampton Roads, Pres. and
General Campaign Chairman (1986). Diabetes Institutes
Foundation, Founding Dir. (1987), Secretary (1988-through
merger). Norfolk Academy, Board of Directors (1985-1995).
Norfolk State University Foundation, Dir., Sec., Exec. Committee
(1986-1998). Bank of Tidewater, Dir. (1985-2001).
ELIZABETH GARNETT HESTER
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
(Richmond)
Personal: Born in Charlottesville, Virginia; daughter: Virginia.
Education: B.S. Oklahoma State University (1979); M.B.A.
Oklahoma State University (1980); J.D. University of Virginia School
of Law (1983).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1983). Currently Partner
at Kaufman & Canoles, PC, concentrating in areas of mergers,
acquisitions & strategic alliances; commercial.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Board of Governors of
Business Law Section (1997-2004). The Virginia Bar Association:
Council of Business Law Section (1997-2009), Chair (2005-2007);
Drafting Committee for Virginia Uniform Partnership Act, Chair
(1996).
American Bar Association: Business Law Section;
Committee on LLCs, Partnerships and Unincorporated Entities
(1988-Present); Subcommittee on Limited Partnerships, Chair
(1996-1999); Working Group on Prototype Limited Liability
Partnerships Act, Chair (1994-1995); Ad Hoc Committee on Entity
Rationalization, Chair (1996-1998). Advisor to National Conference
of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws; Drafting Committee for
Uniform Limited Liability Partnership Act.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: St. Stephens Episcopal
Church, former member of vestry; St. Stephens Endowment Fund,
former trustee and Chair; St. Stephens Preschool, former director
and Chair; Trustee of Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.
JOHN ERIC LICHTENSTEIN
LichtensteinFishwick, PLC
(Roanoke)
Personal: Born in Roanoke, Virginia; spouse: Annie Lynch
Lichtenstein; children: three boys.
Education: B.A. University of Virginia (1983); J.D. University of
Virginia (1986).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1987). Currently Partner
at LichtensteinFishwick, PLC concentrating in areas of trial practice
representing the plaintiff involving severe injury resulting from
defective products, medical malpractice, automobile/tractor trailer
injury; as well as serious federal and state criminal matters.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Criminal Law Section,
Chair (2007), Board of Governors, (2004-2008). Virginia Trial
Lawyers Association: Vice President (2011), Board of Governors
(1995-present).
Roanoke and Richmond Bar Associations,
member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: American College of Trial
Lawyers, Fellow; Best Lawyers in America; Virginia Super Lawyers
(2006-2011)—Top Fifty Lawyers in Virginia (2009-2011); Leaders in
the Law—Virginia Lawyers Weekly; Legal Elite—Virginia Business
Magazine; Martindale Hubbell A-V; Lectures in catastrophic injury
topics including trial practice, damages, product liability, brain
injury, medical malpractice; Criminal defense trial issues; Various
non-profit boards and community activities.
KENNETH B. MUROV
Solo Practitioner
(Newport News)
Personal: Born in Shreveport, Louisiana; spouse: Robin Murov;
children: Rachel, Sarah, and Jacob.
Education: B.S. Washington & Lee University (1972); J.D. Louisiana
State University (1975).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1975); U.S. District Court,
Eastern District of Virginia (1978); U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit
(1995). Currently a solo practitioner concentrating in family law.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Bar Council,
Representative for 7th Judicial District (2005-2011); Family Law
Section, Board of Governors (1999-2008); Professionalism Faculty
(2000-2003); First District Ethics Committee (1984-1987); Lecturer,
Continuing Legal Education for the VSB. Newport News Bar
Association (1975-present), President (2002-2003); Trial Lawyers
Association of Virginia (1980-Present); American Bar Association
(1980- Present); American Association for Justice (1980-Present).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: United Jewish Community
of the Virginia Peninsula, Board of Directors (1982-Present),
President (2008-2010); Trustee of the Endowment of the United
Jewish Community of the Virginia Peninsula (2010-present); Board
of Directors, Rodef Sholom Temple, Board of Directors (1982Present), President (1990-1993); Peninsula Jewish Community
Center, Board of Directors (1982-Present), President (1982-1984);
Jewish Cemetery of the Virginia Peninsula, Trustee (1982-present);
Kingsmill Men’s Golf Association (2006-present), President (20092010); Newport News School Board (1987-1994), Chairman (19931994).
ELIZABETH PAYNE MURTAGH
Charlottesville-Albemarle Public
Defender Office
(Charlottesville)
Personal: Born in Washington, DC; spouse: Ross S. Haine;
children: Holt, Hunter, Ross.
Education: B.S.W. Virginia Commonwealth University (1979); J.D.
Washington & Lee University (1989).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1991); Florida Bar (1990).
Currently Deputy Public Defender at Charlottesville-Albemarle
Public Defender Office concentrating in areas of Criminal Defense
& Juvenile Law. Is adjunct faculty member at University of Virginia
Law School—criminal defense clinic, investigator for National
Juvenile Defender Center assessment of quality of juvenile
representation for Virginia and West Virginia. Former member of
the mid-Atlantic Region NJDC Advisory Board.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member. CharlottesvilleAlbemarle Bar Association, member and Chair of the nominating
committee.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Regularly teaches CLE
programs relating to criminal law & juvenile law; Participated as a
member of House Joint Resolution 69—making proposals for the
juvenile competency statute; Member of the Indigent Defense
Commission standards of practice committee; has been a scout
leader with Boy Scouts of America since 1999.
GLENN WALTHALL PULLEY
Clement & Wheatley
(Danville)
Personal: Born in Franklin, Virginia; spouse: Pamela Floyd Pulley;
children: J. Carson and Andrew W.
Education: B.A. University of Richmond (1973); J.D. T.C. Williams
School of Law, University of Richmond (1976).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1976). Currently Principal
at Clement & Wheatley concentrating in civil litigation.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Litigation Section of
VSB Board of Governors, past Chairman; Construction Law Section
of VSB Board of Governors, past member; Client Security Fund
Board, past member; Appointed by Chief Justice Hassell to serve
as faculty member for Professionalism Course sponsored by VSB.
The Virginia Bar Association: Boyd-Graves Conference, past
member; Construction Law Section, past member; VBA Board of
Governors, past member. Past President and current member of
Danville Bar Association.
Appointed to Federal
Other Professional/Civic Activities:
Judicial Selection Committee which nominated Judge Norman K.
Moon to the bench in the Western District of Virginia. American
College of Trial Lawyers, Fellow since 2002; Virginia State
Committee for American College of Trial Lawyers, Vice-Chair;
Board of Trustees of Averett University in Danville, VA, member
(2009-2013); West Main Baptist Church in Danville, VA, Board of
Deacons member; Danville Golf Club, member; DanvillePittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce, Past President;
University of Richmond Law School Association Board, past
member; VADA and Defense Research Institute (DRI), past
member.
J. WAVERLY PULLEY, III
Hunton & Williams, LLP
(Richmond)
Personal: Born in Franklin, Virginia; spouse: Patricia “Patsy”
Griffin Pulley; three children and five grandchildren.
Education: B.A. University of Richmond (1968); J.D. T.C. Williams
School of Law, University of Richmond (1972).
Military Service: United States Army Reserve (6 years-Honorable
Discharge).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1972). Currently Partner
at Hunton & Williams, LLP, concentrating in areas of corporate
finance and infrastructure projects.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member. The Virginia Bar
Association, member. American Bar Association: Business Law
Section and Opinions Committee, member. American Bar
Foundation, Fellow.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Spirit Rising, charitable
organization serving needs of families on the Mattaponi
Reservation and Native Americans in South Dakota, former pro
bono counsel. Lawyers Helping Lawyers, pro bono counsel.
Represents victims of domestic violence with the Hunton &
Williams/University of Virginia Law School Pro Bono Partnership in
Charlottesville. River Road Church, Baptist, member; Country
Club of Virginia, member; University of Richmond Board of
Associates, past member.
JUDITH LYNN ROSENBLATT
Brydges, Geroe, Rosenblatt &
O’Brien, PLC
(Virginia Beach)
Personal: Born in Norfolk, Virginia.
Education: B.A. Boston University (1977); Master’s Degree in City
Planning, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1981). J.D.
T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (1985).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1985). Currently
Managing Partner at Brydges, Geroe, Rosenblatt & O’Brien, PLC
concentrating in areas of family law and trust and estate law.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Bar Council, at-large
member (2005-2010), Second District Representative (July 1, 2011present); Executive Committee (2006-2010); Conference of Local
and Specialty Bars, Chairperson (2003-2004), Officer (1998-2005).
Virginia Beach Bar Association, President (1996), Officer (19901997).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Appointed Commissioner of
Accounts (2011). Special Justice to hear civil mental commitment
from November 1986 to September 2005. Norfolk State University,
Board of Visitors (2004-2008); Virginia Institute of Political
Leadership, Hampton Roads Regional Board (1996-2005); Virginia
Beach Planning Commission (1992-1999).
STEVEN D. ROSENFIELD
Solo Practitioner
(Charlottesville)
Personal: Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; spouse: Kate Geever
Rosenfield.
Education: B.S. University of Miami (Florida) (1970); B.S.I.E. Law
Reading (1976).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1977). Currently a solo
practitioner concentrating in areas of civil rights and criminal
defense with emphasis in capital work.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member.
Albemarle Bar Association, President.
Charlottesville
Other Professional/Civic Activities: ACLU of Virginia, member
of Legal Panel; National Lawyers Guild, member; Virginia
Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, member.
CONWAY H. SHEILD, III
Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly, PC
(Newport News)
Personal: Born in Newport News, Virginia; spouse: Kay Taylor
Sheild; son: Conway H. Sheild, IV.
Education: B.S. Washington and Lee University (1964); J.D.
Washington and Lee University (1967).
Military Service: Active Duty, United States Army (1967-1969).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1967). Currently Principal
at Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly, PC concentrating in areas of
business, real estate, and corporate law.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: First District
Disciplinary Committee. The Virginia Bar Association: Judiciary
Committee, past member; Judicial Nominations Committee, past
member. Newport News Bar Association, Past President; Lawyers
Helping Lawyers Committee of the Virginia Peninsula, past
member.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Virginia Peninsula Chamber
of Commerce, past Counsel and Chairman; Virginia Living
Museum, Past President; Peninsula Fine Arts Center, Past
President; Virginia Company Bank, Chairman of Board; Riverside
Behavioral Health Center, Chairman of Board; Riverside Health
System, Member of Board & Chairman of Finance Committee;
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula, past General Counsel and
Chairman; Christopher Newport University Business School Board,
past Chairman; WHO Public Broadcasting, Secretary. Virginia
Chamber of Commerce, Distinguished Citizen (2000).
ALEXANDER HOKE SLAUGHTER
McGuireWoods, LLP
(Richmond)
Personal: Born in Charlottesville, Virginia; spouse: Mary Peeples
Slaughter; son: David.
Education: B.A. Yale University (1960); LL.B. University of Virginia
(1963).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1964).
Joined
predecessor
of
McGuireWoods,
LLP
(1964);
Partner,
McGuireWoods,
LLP
(1969-2010).
Currently
Counsel,
McGuireWoods, LLP (2010-present) concentrating in areas of
insurance.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Professionalism
Faculty 2009-2011. American Bar Foundation, member. Appointed
counsel by Eastern District of Virginia in prison reform class action
involving Powhatan Correctional Center (Cagle vs. Cox) (19791981). Acted as Co-Counsel in two federal post-conviction habeas
corpus proceedings involving the death penalty (1985-1993, 19961998). Co-editor, Products Liability: Pharmaceutical Drug Cases
(Shephard’s/McGrawHill, Inc., 1988).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Named in current Edition of
the Best Lawyers in America, in Insurance for the past several
years. Daily Planet, Inc., Board Member (Past Chairman); Anna
Julia Cooper Episcopal School, Board Member; National MS
Society, Central Virginia Chapter, Board Member (Past Chairman);
St. James’s Children’s Center, Board Member (Chairman);
Berkeley Seminary (Yale Divinity School), member, Chair’s
Council; St. James’s Episcopal Church, member (Past Senior
Warden); Greater Richmond Bar Foundation Advisory Committee,
member; Suffragan Bishop Nominating Committee, Diocese of
Virginia, member; Yale Development Board, member; Peter Paul
Development Center, past Board Member.
MARY LYNN TATE
Tate Law, PC
(Abingdon)
Personal: Born in Lake City, Tennessee.
Education: B.A. University of Richmond (1973); J.D. T.C. Williams
School of Law, University of Richmond (1976); University of
Virginia, Sorenson Institute of Political Leadership Inaugural Class
(1994).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1976). Currently
Principal/Owner of Tate Law, PC concentrating in areas of
plaintiff’s medical negligence, premises, products liability,
employment and business disputes.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Executive Committee
(2000-2001); Bar Council Representative for 28th Judicial Circuit
(1997-2003); The Virginia Bar Association, member: Boyd-Graves
Conference, member (1986-present), Steering Committee (2007present). Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: President (19911992), member of Board of Governors (1978-present).
Other Professional/Civic Activities: UVA National Trial
Advocacy College, Co-Director (2003-present); International
Academy of Trial Lawyers, Fellow (1994-present); Fourth Circuit
Federal Judicial Conference, Permanent Member; listed in Best
Lawyers in America (2008-2012); The Virginia Trial Lawyers
Association Distinguished Service Award (2006); The William J.
Brennan, Jr. Award
(1996), UVA School of Law, given for
exemplary trial skills and contributions to the profession;
Appellate Rules Advisory Committee, Supreme Court of Virginia,
Chair, Task Force on Procedure for Filing an Appeal; Editing
Committee member (2005-2007); Jury Reform Task Force, Supreme
Court of Virginia, member (1999); American Association for Justice
(ATLA): Board of Governors (2004-2009); Executive Committee
(2000-2004); Trial Lawyers Care, Inc. (National 9/11 Pro Bono
Project): Board of Directors, volunteer; March of Dimes:
Outstanding Service Award (1988). American Lung Association:
Outstanding Service Award (1991, 1992).
LEWIS W. WEBB, III
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
(Norfolk)
Personal: Born in Radford, Virginia; spouse: Helen E. Webb;
children: Grace, Stuart, and Warrington.
Education: B.A. University of Virginia (1983); J.D. University of
Virginia (1986).
Law Practice: Admitted to Virginia Bar (1986); United States Tax
Court (1988). Currently Partner at Kaufman & Canoles, PC
concentrating in areas of trusts & estates, charitable giving, and
non-profits.
Bar Activities: Virginia State Bar, member: Former member Board
of Directors, Trust and Estates Section.
Other Professional/Civic Activities: Chrysler Museum of Art,
Board of Trustees, Chair of Endowment Committee; Virginia
Aquarium & Museum, Board of Trustees, Co-Chair and Treasurer of
2004-2009 Capital Campaign, Chair of Endowment Committee,
Executive Committee; Business Consortium for Arts Support, Board
of Directors, Chair of Fund Distribution Committee; CHKD
Children’s Health Foundation, Board of Directors: United Way of
South Hampton Roads Foundation, Board of Trustees; Art of Glass
II, Steering Committee; Tidewater Chapter of the American Red
Cross, former Chapter Chairman.
Fellows as of December 2011
Benjamin C. Ackerly
Thomas E. Albro
George R. Aldhizer, Jr.
Fred C. Alexander, Jr.
Robert B. Altizer
Phillip V. Anderson
Thomas L. Appler
Hon. Rosemarie P. Annunziata
Michael Armstrong
Susan C. Armstrong
Peter A. Arntson
C. Breckenridge Arrington, Jr.
Honorable R. William Arthur
James Rudy Austin
Robert N. Baldwin
Hon. Gerald L. Baliles
James L. Banks, Jr.
Jayne W. Barnard
Edward D. Barnes
Stanley G. Barr, Jr.
John W. Bates, III
David P. Baugh
Dennis I. Belcher
Craig D. Bell
Thomas G. Bell
J. Edward Betts
Hon. Thomas F. Betz
Joel M. Birken
Irving M. Blank
A. Hugo Blankingship, Jr.
David P. Bobzien
Richard J. Bonnie
Lewis T. Booker
William Botts, III
Evans B. Brasfield
Hon. James P. Brice
William G. Broaddus
Robert F. Brooks, Sr.
Daniel S. Brown
Frank Overton Brown, Jr.
Thomas C. Brown, Jr.
Hon. Albert V. Bryan, Jr.
James E. Brydges, Jr.
Robert P. Buford
Ann T. Burks
Peter C. Burnett
Hon. R. Edwin Burnette, Jr.
Robert L. Burrus, Jr.
Beverly A. Burton
Lynda Lee Butler
Hon. M. Caldwell Butler
Manuel A. Capsalis
Grady K. Carlson
Hon. Harry L. Carrico
Thomas J. Cawley
Edward L. Chambers
R. Harvey Chappell, Jr.
Randolph W. Church, Jr.
Donald H. Clark
Morton H. Clark
Hon. Whittington W. Clement
Sylvia L. Clute
William R. Cogar
John V. Cogbill, III
Robert C. Coleburn
Hon. Sam W. Coleman, III
Joseph A. Condo
Hon. H. Vincent Conway, Jr.
Craig S. Cooley
James P. Cox, III
Timothy A. Coyle
Roy V. Creasy
William D. Cremins
Francis N. Crenshaw
Hon. Richard Cullen
Hon. Jean W. Cunningham
Henry P. Custis, Jr.
Jeannie P. Dahnk
James A. L. Daniel
Hon. John J. Davies, III
Richard W. Davis
Raymond J. Diaz
A. Mechele Dickerson
Bernard J. DiMuro
Howard W. Dobbins
Hon. Dennis W. Dohnal
William D. Dolan, III
John E. Donaldson
Allan G. Donn
John Barry Donohue, Jr.
John G. Douglass
W. Birch Douglass, III
Hon. Robert G. Doumar
Mark S. Dray
Hon. Mark L. Earley, Sr.
Thomas A. Edmonds
E. Tazewell Ellett
Eugene M. Elliott, Jr.
John D. Epps
Patricia K. Epps
William W. Eskridge
H. Bradley Evans, Jr.
Cheshire I’Anson Eveleigh
Hon. Johanna L. Fitzpatrick
John R. Fletcher
Paul E. Fletcher
G. Franklin Flippin
Paul D. Fraim
Jeanne F. Franklin
George C. Freeman, Jr.
Hon. Ernest P. Gates
Tracy Allen Giles
Carl Crockett Gillespie, Jr.
Hon. J. Samuel Glasscock
Michael A. Glasser
Robert Eastwood Glenn
Allen C. Goolsby, III
Howard E. Gordon
Hon. Marilynn C. Goss
Karen A. Gould
George G. Grattan, IV
Hon. Roger L. Gregory
Robert J. Grey, Jr.
Alex R. Gulotta
Douglas L. Guynn
Virginia H. Hackney
Robert T. Hall
Gary C. Hancock
Grayson P. Hanes
Warren David Harless
Larry T. Harley
Reno S. Harp, III
John T. Hazel, Jr.
Wilbur Lee Hazlegrove
Michael Herring
George H. Hettrick
C. Flippo Hicks
Steven L. Higgs
James M. Hingeley
Philip J. Hirschkop
Glenn M. Hodge
Hon. A. Linwood Holton, Jr.
Lelia Baum Hopper
Lawrence H. Hoover, Jr.
Waller H. Horsley
A. E. Dick Howard
Jon D. Huddleston
James L. Hutton
Michael HuYoung
Robert J. Ingram
Brian K. Jackson
Hon. Raymond A. Jackson
Hon. Marc Jacobson
Gus J. James, II
Murray J. Janus
Lori Elliott Jarvis
James W. Jennings
James F. Johnson
Thomas G. Johnson, Jr.
F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr.
William A. Johnston, III
Reginald N. Jones
Phyllis C. Katz
John F. Kay, Jr.
Joseph C. Kearfott
John A. C. Keith
Hon. M. Langhorne Keith
Talfourd H. Kemper
Randy Parris Kendrick
Peter J. Kenny
Hon. Donald Hall Kent
Neil S. Kessler
Ray W. King
William L. Kirby, III
James W. Korman
Hon. Elizabeth B. Lacy
Leonard W. Lambert
David Craig Landin
David W. Lannetti
Francis McQ. Lawrence
Thomas T. Lawson
Hon. William H. Ledbetter
Alexander N. Levay
John M. Levy
Glenn C. Lewis
Graham C. Lilly
Donald D. Litten
Mark D. Loftis
Edward B. Lowry
R. Peyton Mahaffey
Christopher M. Malone
Gail Starling Marshall
Heman A. Marshall, III
George Keith Martin
Howard W. Martin, Jr.
Brian R. Marron
William T. Mason, Jr.
Wade W. Massie
Vincent J. Mastracco, Jr.
Roderick B. Mathews
Joseph A. Matthews, Jr.
Alexander T. Mayo, Jr.
J. Robert McAllister, III
Thomas J. McCarthy, Jr.
Eugene W. McCaul
James M. McCauley
John C. McCoid, II
Howard C. McElroy
John D. McGavin
James R. McKenry
Henry W. McLaughlin, III
Thomas F. McPhaul
Charles V. McPhillips
Frank O. Meade
Daniel J. Meador
James V. Meath
Martha White Medley
C. Kailani Memmer
David S. Mercer
Richard Austin Merrill
Louis A. Mezzullo
Steven L. Micas
Hon. Thomas J. Michie
Leigh B. Middleditch, Jr.
Hon. Andrew P. Miller
Frank B. Miller, III
H. Victor Millner, Jr.
Robert T. Mitchell, Jr.
Hon. Wiley F. Mitchell, Jr.
Monica T. Monday
S. D. Roberts Moore
T. Justin Moore, III
Thurston R. Moore
James W. Morris, III
Philip B. Morris
Clinton S. Morse
G. Marshall Mundy
Gregory L. Murphy
Hon. W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr.
Matthew B. Murray
William G. Murray
Margaret A. Nelson
Hon. R. Terrence Ney
Stephen A. Northup
David J. Novak
Robert C. Nusbaum
John M. Oakey, Jr.
Edward Linscott Oast, Jr.
Kathleen O'Brien
John H. O'Brion, Jr.
John D. O’Neill, Jr.
G. Michael Pace, Jr.
Thomas C. Palmer, Jr.
Sharon Elizabeth Pandak
Hugh L. Patterson
Robert H. Patterson
Hon. Carleton Penn
David A. Penrod
Hon. Nicholas E. Persin
Susan M. Pesner
Gordon P. Peyton
Stephen R. Pickard
C. Cotesworth Pinckney
William B. Poff
Overton P. Pollard
Anita Owings Poston
Virginia W. Powell
Debra Jean Prillaman
Hon. William T. Prince
William E. Rachels, Jr.
Gordon F. Rainey, Jr.
William R. Rakes
Alfred M. Randolph, Jr.
Joseph Paul Rapisarda, Jr.
Alan B. Rashkind
Gant Redmon
Dean W. Taylor Reveley, III
Joseph W. Richmond, Jr.
Linda F. Rigsby
Michael L. Rigsby
Carlyle C. Ring, Jr.
George H. Roberts, Jr.
James C. Roberts
Russell H. Roberts
Frank W. Rogers, III
Nancy N. “Newnie” Rogers
Stephen D. Rosenthal
Mark E. Rubin
Douglas P. Rucker, Jr.
D. Alan Rudlin
Dexter C. Rumsey, III
Hon. Charles S. Russell
John M. Ryan
Stanley L. Samuels
Hon. Toy Dixon Savage, Jr.
Hon. Lester E. Schlitz, Jr.
William L. Schmidt
Jane L. Schwarzschild
Patricia M. Schwarzschild
Robert E. Scott
Robert D. Seabolt
Hon. Birg E. Sergent
Harry Shaia, Jr.
George Warren Shanks
John D. Sharer
Larry W. Shelton
Hon. Paul F. Sheridan
Robert E. Shoun
Donald E. Showalter
Anne B. Shumadine
Conrad Shumadine
Hunter W. Sims, Jr.
Thomas G. Slater, Jr.
Edward R. Slaughter, Jr.
Julious P. Smith, Jr.
Michael W. Smith
R. Gordon Smith
Rodney A. Smolla
George Somerville
Rhysa Griffith South
Thomas E. Spahn
T. Howard Spainhour
Hon. Margaret P. Spencer
Hon. Joseph E. Spruill, Jr.
Gregory T. St.Ours
Roy Lee Steinheimer, Jr.
E. Ford Stephens
Hon. J. Warren Stephens
Gregory N. Stillman
Edwin C. Stone
Jacquelyn E. Stone
Phillip C. Stone
W. Scott Street, III
Hon. Diane M. Strickland
Robert E. Stroud
Hon. John S. Stump
Ann K. Sullivan
Richard C. Sullivan, Jr.
Timothy J. Sullivan
Francis L. Summers, Jr.
Eva S. Tashjian-Brown
J. Hume Taylor, Jr.
Colin J. S. Thomas, Jr.
Frank A. Thomas, III
Hon. John Charles Thomas
William Griffith Thomas
Betty A. Thompson
Guy K. Tower
Hon. Kenneth E. Trabue
John M. Tran
Courtland L. Traver
Hon. Anthony F. Troy
Charles F. Tucker
Ronald R. Tweel
Russell W. Updike
William R. Van Buren, III
Wilson F. Vellines, Jr.
Walter J. Wadlington, III
John L. Walker, III
M. Bruce Wallinger
Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr.
Guilford D. Ware
Harry J. Warthen, III
Jay M. Weinberg
Jerrold G. Weinberg
Edward L. Weiner
Hill B. Wellford, Jr.
Alda L. White
Carolyn A. White
Kenneth Spencer White
Kimberly S. White
John E. Whitfield
Elizabeth D. Whiting
Anne Marie Whittemore
Hon. L. Douglas Wilder
Roger C. Wiley
Barbara Ann Williams
Ebb H. Williams, III
Jesse B. Wilson, III
William T. Wilson
F. Blair Wimbush
Hon. Robert K. Woltz
Andrew William Wood
Robert C. Wood, III
Henry L. Woodward
Thomas S. Word
Hon. Wiley R. Wright, Jr.
James M. Young
2011 Benefactors
1974 Society
The Virginia Law Foundation Board of Directors established the
1974 Society to acknowledge individual donors who have given
$10,000 or more over their lifetime. Members of the 1974 Society
are:
John A. C. Keith
Estate of Ken McFarlane Smith
W. Scott Street, III
Partner
($1,000 - $2,499)
David P. Bobzien
John W. Daniel, II
Karen A. Gould
George Keith Martin
Kenneth B. Murov
G. Michael Pace & Nancy Pace
Gordon P. Peyton
Richard S. Glasser
W. Scott Street, III
Lewis W. Webb III
Jay M. Weinberg
Edward Weiner & Maura Weiner
Associate
($250-$999)
Alan D. Albert
Thomas L. Appler
Michael Armstrong
C. Breckenridge Arrington, Jr.
Governor Gerald L. Baliles
Barnes & Diehl, PC
Edward D. Barnes
Stanley G. Barr, Jr.
Bruce H. Bernstein
J. Edward Betts
Hon. Thomas F. Betz, Jr.
Irving Blank
Thomas C. Brown, Jr.
Robert P. Buford
Peter C. Burnett
Stephen D. Busch
Marni E. Byrum
Capsalis Fitzgerald, PLC
Manuel A. Capsalis
Edward L. Chambers, Jr.
Whittington W. Clement
Kathy Mays Coleman
James P. Cox, III
Timothy A. Coyle
C. Richard Cranwell
Roy V. Creasy
Chip & Mary Ann Delano
Hon. Robert G. Doumar
E. Tazewell Ellett
John D. Epps
John R. Fletcher
Paul E. Fletcher
Jeanne F. Franklin
Hon. Ernest P. Gates
Gentry, Locke, Rakes & Moore
Grayson P. Hanes
Hefty & Wiley, PC
Elizabeth G. Hester
James M. Hingeley
Leila Baum Hopper
Jon D. Huddleston
Cynthia E. Hudson
Michael HuYoung
Timothy Isaacs
Jackson Lewis, LLP
John A. C. Keith
Ray W. King
David C. Landin
Angelica D. Light
R. Peyton Mahaffey
Christopher M. Malone
Heman A. Marshall, III
Vincent J. Mastracco, Jr.
Howard C. McElroy
Yvonne C. McGhee
Charles V. McPhillips
James V. Meath
C. Kailani Memmer
H. Victor Millner, Jr.
Robert T. Mitchell, Jr.
William G. Murray
Margaret A. Nelson
John M. Oakey, Jr.
John H. Obrion, Jr.
Thomas C. Palmer, Jr.
Charles & Anita Poston
J. Waverly Pulley, III
William R. Rakes
Joseph P. Rapisarda, Jr.
Gant Redmon
Mark & Nancy Reed
Joseph W. Richmond, Jr.
Linda F. Rigsby
Carlyle C. Ring, Jr.
George H. Roberts, Jr.
Judith L. Rosenblatt
Stephen D. Rosenthal
Douglas P. Rucker, Jr.
Dexter C. Rumsey, III
Jane L. Schwarzschild
George Warren Shanks
Conway H. Sheild, III
Hon. Paul F. Sheridan
Robert E. Shoun
Thomas G. Slater, Jr.
Alexander H. Slaughter
George Somerville
Rhysa G. South
Thomas E. Spahn
E. Ford Stephens
Hon. Diane McQuade Strickland
Timothy J. Sullivan
John L. Walker, III
Taylor & Walker, PC
Frank A. Thomas, III
Lucia Anna Trigiani
M. Bruce Wallinger
Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley, Emrich
& Walsh, PC
Elizabeth D. Whiting
Anne Marie Whittemore
Barbara Ann Williams
J. Page Williams
Bill & Langhorne Wilson
Mentor
(up to $249)
Benjamin C. Ackerly
Alan & Barbara Anderson
Hon. Rosemarie P. Annunziata
Peter A. Arntson
James Rudy Austin
Robert N. Baldwin
Joel M. Birken
A. Hugo Blankingship, Jr.
Professor Richard J. Bonnie
Lewis T. Booker
William Botts, III
Andrea L. Bridgeman
Daniel S. Brown
Hon. Albert V. Bryan, Jr.
Ann T. Burks
Hon. R. Edwin Burnette, Jr.
Hon. Harry L. Carrico
Hon. H. Vincent Conway, Jr.
David P. Corrigan
Ann K. Crenshaw
Paul D’Amato
James A. L. Daniel
John J. Davies, III
Alexander F. Dillard, Jr.
Elizabeth K. Dillon
Bernard J. DiMuro
Hon. Dennis W. Dohnal
John Barry Donohue, Jr.
W. Birch Douglass, III
John G. Douglass
Mark S. Dray
Thomas A. Edmonds
Eugene M. Elliott, Jr.
Joe S. Frank
Carl Crockett Gillespie, Jr.
Hon. J. Samuel Glasscock
Michael A. Glasser
Robert C. Goodman, Jr.
Howard E. Gordon
Hon. Marilynn C. Goss
Jeffrey H. Gray
Robert J. Grey, Jr.
Gary C. Hancock
Warren David Harless
George H. Hettrick
Steven L. Higgs
Glenn M. Hodge
Leighton S. Houck
James W. Jennings
Phyllis C. Katz
Joseph C. Kearfott
William L. Kirby, III
David Lannetti
Hon. William H. Ledbetter, Jr.
Alexander N. Levay
George Keith Martin
Howard W. Martin, Jr.
Kathleen Martin
Darrel Mason
J. Robert McAllister, III
Thomas J. McCarthy, Jr.
Professor John C. McCoid, III
James R. McKenry
Professor Daniel J. Meador
David S. Mercer
Hon. Thomas J. Michie
Leigh B. Middleditch, Jr.
Hon. Wiley Francis Mitchell, Jr.
Monica Taylor Monday
Thurston & Correll Moore
James W. Morris, III
Clinton S. Morse
F. Anderson Morse
Hon. William Tayloe Murphy, Jr.
Sharon D. Nelson
Hon. R. Terrence Ney
David J. Novak
Robert Nusbaum & Linda
Laibstain
Kathleen O'Brien
Paris Blank, LLP
Paul & Julia Mahoney
Susan M. Pesner
C. Cotesworth Pinckney
Overton P. Pollard
Hon. William T. Prince
Glenn W. Pulley
William E. Rachels, Jr.
Alan B. Rashkind
Hon. Alan E. Rosenblatt
Steven D. Rosenfield
Hon. Jane Marum Roush
John M. Ryan
Stanley L. Samuels
Donald E. Showalter
Edward R. Slaughter, Jr.
Michael W. Smith
Hon. Joseph E. Spruill, Jr.
Hon. J. Warren Stephens
Richard C. Sullivan, Jr.
Sharon K. Tatum
William Griffith Thomas
Hon. Guy & Winship Tower
Hon. Kenneth E. Trabue
Russell Updike
George D. Varoutsos
Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr.
Guilford D. Ware
Hill B. Wellford, Jr.
Carolyn A. White
Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz,
Edelman, & Dicker, LLP
Robert C. Wood, III
2011 Foundation Donors
Robins Foundation
Director-initiated grant sponsored by
Reginald N. Jones
MEMORIAL/HONORARY DONATIONS
In Memory of Chief Justice Leroy R. Hassell
from George W. Shanks & Janice Butler Shanks
In Honor of Thomas & Martha Edmonds
from Susan Pesner
In Honor of Kenneth B. Murov
from Edward & Maura Weiner
In Honor of Kathy Mays Coleman
from The Honorable Diana McQuade Strickland
In Honor of Mike Lum
from Jon Huddleston
IN MEMORIAM

Wilbur C. Allen
Fellows Class of 1988
Honorable George M. Cochran
Fellows Class of 1984
Russell V. Palmore, Jr.
Fellows Class of 1993
Honorable Richard H. Poff
Fellows Class of 1997
Honorable Arthur W. Sinclair
Fellows Class of 1989
Honorable Rayner V. Snead
Fellows Class of 1988
Virginia Law Foundation
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