BAR FOUNDATION FELLOWS DINNER-APRIL 26, 2012
The Bar Foundation Board of Directors has selected the members of the 2012 class of Bar Foundation Fellows. This year’s group of seventeen lawyers and three members of the judiciary joins 223 lawyers and 32 judges, who have been previously selected as Bar Foundation Fellows.
The Annual Reception and Dinner to honor the 2012 class will be held on Thursday, April 26, at the Marriott Hotel in Charleston. The well attended event (black tie optional) begins at 6:30PM and the cost is $125 per person or $1,250 for a table of ten persons.
Please contact Tom Tinder to make your reservations—(304)-343-9823, tom@wvbarfoundation.org or WV Bar Foundation, 2008A Kanawha Blvd., East, Charleston, WV 25311.
The 2012 Bar Foundation Fellows are:
James M. Brown-Beckley
Phyllis H. Carter-Institute
Sandra M. Chapman-Wheeling
The Honorable Edwin F. Flowers-Morgantown
F. Thomas Graff, Jr.-Charleston
Anthony G. Halkias-Charleston
Carl L. Harris-Fayetteville
David W. McCauley-Buckhannon
Teresa C. McCune-Williamson
Taunja Willis Miller-Morgantown
The Honorable Alan D. Moats-Grafton
C. David Morrison-Bridgeport
Steven K. Nord-Huntington
Thomas O. Patrick-Morgantown
Cheryl Dean Riley-Wheeling
Frederick M. Dean Rohrig-Middlebourne
The Honorable O. C. Spaulding-Winfield
Ward D. Stone, Jr.-Morgantown
Charles Samuel Trump, IV-Berkeley Springs
Jeff C. Woods-Hurricane
MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS-
Two significant memorial contributions have been made in honor and memory of two well known and well respected members of West Virginia’s legal profession.
Bar Foundation Fellow R. Kemp Morton (Huntington) and his wife, Susan, have made a generous contribution to support the Bar Foundation’s programs and services in memory of Bruce L. Stout of Huntington, who was a recognized expert in estates and trusts.
Taunja Willis Miller (Morgantown), a member of this year’s class of Bar Foundation Fellows, provided a generous contribution in memory of James K. Brown of Williamsburg, a long time, well respected leader in the state’s justice system.
BAR FOUNDATION COMMITTEES-
In the past few weeks, Bar Foundation Committees, which consist of Board of Directors members, have held meetings to recommend policies and decisions for the Board’s approval at its quarterly meeting on March 22.
The Grants Committee reviewed two grant applications regarding law related education projects, as well as considering the Bar Foundation Public Service Scholarship at the WVU College of Law.
The Nominating Committee looked at upcoming vacancies on the Board of Directors, as terms expire, and also the Officer positions for the 2012-13 fiscal year. Its report will be acted upon by the Board of Directors.
The Strategic Planning Committee discussed the various ongoing and planned Bar Foundation activities so that the necessary decisions can be made during the Board meeting.
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Thomas R. Tinder, Esq.
Executive Director
West Virginia Bar Foundation
2008A Kanawha Blvd., East
Charleston, WV 25311
304-343-9823-phone
tom@wvbarfoundation.org
The philanthropic organization for West Virginia’s legal profession and justice system.
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