2025 MSBF Annual Report

2025 Annual Report Investing In Access to Justice

MICHIGAN STATE BAR FOUNDATION

Leadership and Staff OFFICERS Craig H. Lubben, President Miller Johnson

Hon. Victoria A. Roberts, Vice President Former Federal Judge, JAMS

Richard K. Rappleye, Treasurer R&I Associates

Thomas R. Behm, Secretary Gruel Mills Nims & Pylman

DIRECTORS

(Left to Right) Steven Howell, Hon. William Murphy, Jennifer Bentley, Thomas Behm, Robert Riley, Jon Osgood, Craig Lubben, Hon. Victoria Roberts, Thomas Cranmer, Nicole Wotlinski, Richard Soble, Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh, Karen Leppanen Miller, Richard Rappleye, Julie Fershtman

Heidi A. Alcock McGregor Fund

Thomas W. Cranmer Dickinson Wright

Steven G. Howell Dickinson Wright

ADDITIONAL FOUNDATION VOLUNTEERS

Jason P. Klingensmith General Motors

Hon. William B. Murphy

Lori A. Buiteweg

Former Michigan Court of Appeals Judge

Nichols, Sacks, Slank, Sendelbach, Buiteweg & Solomon

Michael L. Pitt

Alisha L. Cieslak

Pitt McGehee Palmer Bonnani & Rivers

Attorney at Law

Lee B. Reimann

Jehan G. Crump-Gibson

Tri-Star Trust

Great Lakes Legal Group

Robert F. Riley

Joseph W. Cunningham

Robert F. Riley, P.C.

Joseph W. Cunningham PC

Richard A. Soble

Hon. Shauna Dunnings

Soble Rowe Krichbaum

30th Judicial Circuit Court

Jeffery V. Stuckey

Chad D. Engelhardt

Dickinson Wright

Goethel Engelhardt

Nicole M. Wotlinski

Reginald A. Pacis

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

Butzel Long

Dana M. Warnez

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS

Schoenherr Cahill & Warnez

Peter H. Webster

Hon. Megan K. Cavanagh

Dickinson Wright

Chief Justice, Michigan Supreme Court

Lisa J. Hamameh, President State Bar of Michigan

Erika L. Bryant, President-Elect State Bar of Michigan

MSBF STAFF

Mary Gladstone-Highland

Liz Sempsrott

Jennifer S. Bentley

Efua K. Hayford-Wilson

Erica E. Swieringa

Celee M. Marchek

Kiera Tierney

Executive Director

Traci Thrana Kuiper Chief Financial Officer

Eleanor H. Avsharian

Director of IOLTA and Special Initiatives

Director of Grants

Manager of Communications Finance Associate

Katie Pike

Impact Gifts Manager

Executive Assistant Engagement Manager

Development Associate

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A Message from Leadership Dear Fellows, Friends and Supporters, As we reflect on 2025, we are filled with gratitude for your continued partnership and support.

This year we were honored to welcome 29 new Fellows, each demonstrating a strong commitment to our shared mission. We are proud to present our 2025 MSBF Annual Report, highlighting how your support strengthened civil legal aid organizations and advanced access to justice for all Michiganders.

In 2025, the Foundation was able to provide a 25% increase in annual operating grants and continue funding for the statewide eviction diversion program that began in 2020. In addition, the Foundation expanded its administration of funds and grantmaking to include a Legal Assistance Relief Fund, created through class action settlements, to support low-income individuals seeking legal help with unemployment benefit cases.

We continued to experience an increase in revenue from our Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program. IOLTA funds remain a crucial source of funding for civil legal aid organizations.

Our work is further amplified by the Banking on Justice Campaign, which recognizes financial institutions that pay higher IOLTA interest rates. Currently, there are 15 financial institutions who participate in this initiative.

In addition to IOLTA, the Foundation continued to partner with the legal community to raise money for 14 regional and statewide civil legal aid organizations, through the Access to Justice Campaign. In 2025, the ATJ Campaign launched a major gift initiative, seeking $10,000 contributions. Individuals and law firms that give $10,000 or more a year will be recognized as Champions of Impact, on tiered giving lists.

Building on this momentum, the Foundation is deepening its partnership both statewide and nationally. We remain involved in shaping conversations about legal aid, access to justice and helping to guide the future of our civil legal aid infrastructure. Internally, we increased our capacity by adding a Director of Grants, an Engagement Manager and an Impact Gifts Manager to our team – ensuring we steward our resources with excellence and advance our mission with greater reach.

We are deeply grateful for your partnership and for the important role you play in the ongoing work of the Michigan State Bar Foundation.

Craig H. Lubben PRESIDENT

Jennifer S. Bentley EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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Financial Statement This 2025 financial report is a condensed version of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ending on September 30, 2025. The Foundation manages certain bids and contracts to support civil legal aid in Michigan. Pursuant to state legislation, the Foundation administers the portion of court filing fee funds which is distributed to legal aid programs. The funds are disbursed directly to grantees and not included in our financial statements.

2025 REVENUE

• • • •

IOLTA (Net available)................................................................$ 14,929,046 Grants Administered.................................................................$ 7,970,509 MSHDA Eviction Diversion Program...........$ 4,158,257 Legal Self Help Program.............................$ 650,000 Legal Assistance Relief funding..................$ 1,543,053 DHHS-SSI Program.....................................$ Filing Fees Administration........................... $ Special Grant funding.................................. $

6.76% 3.37

%

31.28%

975,000 59,901 584,298

Contributions...............................................................................$

1,721,960

ATJ Campaign.............................................. $ 1,280,537 Fellows.......................................................... $ 55,551 Cy pres......................................................... $ 276,919 Other............................................................. $ 108,953

Investment Income....................................................................$ $859,882 TOTAL.............................................................................................$ 25,481,397

2025 EXPENSES

• • • •

IOLTA Grants................................................................$ 13,564,493 2025 Legal Aid Annual Grants........................ $ 3,607,488 Administration of Justice Project Grants........ $ 525,226 Eviction Grants Committed through 2026...... $ 9,431,779

7.4

%

6.9%

56.9%

28.8%

Other Grants................................................................$

6,851,814

MSHDA Eviction Diversion Program Legal Aid Grants.............................................. $ 4,090,757 DHHS-SSI Legal Aid Grants............................ $ 937,500 Legal Self Help Program................................. $ 650,000 Legal Assistance Relief Program.................... $ 560,770 Other................................................................. $ 612,787

ATJ Distributions to Programs.....................................$ 1,760,305 Program Services and Administrative Expenses........$ 1,651,199 TOTAL.............................................................................................$ 23,827,811

NET ASSETS Without Donor restrictions.................$ 2,261,594 With Donor restrictions.......................$ 37,240,457 TOTAL..................................................... $ 39,502,051

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58.59%

NET ASSETS WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS

WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS

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Maximizing IOLTA funding for Civil Legal Aid As the statewide administrator of Michigan’s IOLTA program, the Foundation manages IOLTA interest remittances from more than 100 financial institutions and provides support and education to participating banks and credit unions.

The interest generated on IOLTA accounts helps fund civil legal aid programs that assist clients unable to afford an attorney.

We increase the impact of the IOLTA program by ensuring that eligible financial institutions pay comparable interest rates and by maintaining our Banking on Justice Campaign.

Banking on Justice institutions pay significantly higher IOLTA interest rates, sometimes more than 300 times the rate paid at other financial institutions.

The success of Michigan’s IOLTA program depends on the Foundation’s ongoing collaboration with the State Bar of Michigan, the Michigan Supreme Court, and the participating financial institutions. In addition, the banking choices made by private attorneys and law firms influence how much IOLTA funding is available. When lawyers choose to hold IOLTA accounts at Banking on Justice institutions, they substantially increase the resources available for civil legal aid.

We encourage all attorneys to ask your financial institution to join the Foundation’s Banking on Justice Campaign, or to move your IOLTA accounts to a participating institution. IOLTA funds help increase access to a legal system that was designed to be navigated by lawyers, and as lawyers, where you bank matters.

We want to thank the following Banking on Justice institutions for their support over the past year:

• • • • • • • •

Bank of America CIBC Citizens National Bank Community Unity Bank DR Bank Encore Bank First Federal Bank First National Bank of America

• • • • • • •

Hingham Institution for Savings Huntington Isabella Bank KeyBank Northern Trust UMB Bank West Shore Bank

Visit msbf.org for a current list of participating institutions.

Want to learn more about Banking on Justice?

Contact us at 517-346-6403 or iolta@msbf.org INVESTING IN JUSTICE

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In 2023 and 2024, for every $1 invested in Michigan legal aid, the people of Michigan received $5.49 in immediate and long-term consequential financial benefits, a 549% return on investment.

– The Social Economic Impact and Return on Funding Investment of Civil Legal Aid Services in the State of Michigan

$

5.49

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Annual Civil Legal Aid Grants Non-profit legal aid organizations provide legal assistance for thousands of low-income Michigan households each year.

The following non-profit organizations received 2025 annual operating grants: Regional Programs • Lakeshore Legal Aid • Legal Aid of Western Michigan • Legal Services of Eastern Michigan • Legal Services of Northern Michigan • Michigan Advocacy Program • Michigan Legal Services

Statewide Programs • Counsel and Advocacy Law Line • Michigan Indian Legal Services • Michigan Poverty Law Program • Michigan Statewide Advocacy Services

Administration of Justice Grants In fiscal year 2025, the Foundation awarded grants for innovative projects to educate Michigan adults and children about their legal rights and responsibilities to the following organizations: • Citizens for Prison Reform • Freedom House • Legal Aid of Western Michigan • The Maurice and Jane Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social Justice • Michigan Community Resources • MSAS/Michigan Legal Help • Siena Literacy Center • Wayne University Law School

Protecting Consumers Legal Aid represented Maria, an older adult with disabilities, who uses a wheelchair, after she was taken advantage of by an unlicensed contractor while trying to make her bathroom shower accessible. The contractor overcharged her and failed to perform the work properly. Legal Aid helped her secure a $4,500 settlement, so that she could hire another contractor to complete the job properly.

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Administering Special Funding to Advance Civil Justice The Foundation administers additional grant programs to advance its mission to support civil legal aid. These programs provide additional support for eviction cases, federal disability claims, and unemployment insurance matters.

Eviction Diversion Program The Foundation administers grants to legal aid organizations to help income qualified households facing residential eviction. 97.27% of individuals represented had a positive outcome in their case.

Supplemental Security Income The Foundation administers funding from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) to support legal services for current or potential recipients of state disability benefits, who are seeking federal disability benefits, including Supplemental Security Income (SSI). 72% of individuals represented had a positive outcome in their case.

Unemployment In 2025, the Foundation administered the Unemployment Legal Assistance Relief Fund (Relief Fund) created through two class action settlements, to support legal aid organizations assisting Michigan unemployment insurance claimants. Grant awards were awarded to legal aid programs to expand free legal assistance in unemployment cases in every county in Michigan. 77% of individuals represented had a positive outcome in their case.

Preserving Stable Housing After receiving an eviction notice, a client, living solely on SSI disability benefits, turned to legal aid for help. A legal aid attorney uncovered billing discrepancies between the landlord and housing assistance records. As a result, the eviction case was dismissed, the client’s balance was reduced to zero, and his housing was fully preserved.

Securing Income and Health Insurance for People with Disabilities After years of living with the effects of a traumatic brain injury, a client struggled to communicate with medical providers and secure needed documentation. A legal aid attorney obtained the client’s medical records and successfully secured disability benefits. With the resulting income and back pay, the client moved into stable housing near public transportation and can now attend medical and therapy appointments consistently.

Securing Critical Income Support that Stabilizes Families after a Job Loss After being wrongly denied unemployment benefits, a client endured a seven‑month appeals process that left her facing eviction and unable to meet basic needs. Legal aid represented her through multiple hearings and secured a favorable decision. She shared, “Receiving these benefits will make a huge impact in my life. They will go a long way to helping me get back on my feet and allowing me to help support my daughter.”

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Ensuring Access and Fairness through the ATJ Campaign and Cy Pres Awards Through the ATJ Campaign, the legal community can make a meaningful investment to help ensure fair and equitable access to justice in our communities.

The Campaign is administered by the Foundation and operated in partnership with the State Bar of Michigan to raise money for 14 regional and statewide civil legal aid programs in Michigan. Each year, the Campaign distributes 100% of the funds raised to the participating programs to increase the impact of civil legal aid for thousands of low-income Michiganders.

In 2025, we launched a major gifts initiative to expand support from firms and individual donors.

As part of the effort, we are introducing a new recognition initiative, titled Champions of Impact, acknowledging firms and individuals that give $10,000 or more. For more information about the ATJ Campaign and our full recognition lists, visit atjfund.org.

Champions of Impact

41 individuals, firms, and corporations that gave $10,000 or more.

Results $ 1.2M

Leadership Firms

47 firms gave $300 or more per attorney in the firm.

Total amount raised from the Legal Community.

Cy pres and Relief Funds The Foundation is honored to be entrusted with stewarding essential funds— such as cy pres and other funds from class action settlements. These funds expand the capacity of civil legal aid programs, increase the resources available to Michigan’s families, and help ensure that individuals and families facing critical legal challenges have meaningful access to an attorney.

In 2025, the following firms chose to direct cy pres awards to the ATJ Campaign and the Foundation: • Blanchard & Walker • Bursor & Fisher PAGE 8

• Hedin LLP • The Miller Law Firm

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The Michigan State Bar Foundation’s Fellows Program honors distinguished attorneys and judges who exemplify the highest traditions of the legal profession.

In 2025, 29 new Fellows joined the program.

OFFICERS OF THE FELLOWS

Fellows Chair: Hon. Victoria A. Roberts Fellows Vice-Chair: Edward H. Pappas

2025 CLASS OF FELLOWS Celeste E. Arduino Tracie D. Boyd Coryelle E. Christie Louis G. Corey Christina M. Hagen James J. Harrington IV Robert J. Hoard Justice Noah P. Hood Robert G. Kamenec Shirley A. Kaigler

Mami Kato Loren E. Khogali Scott R. Knapp Katie Lynwood Silvia A. Mansoor Gerard V. Mantese Jonathan R. Marko Takura N. Nyamfukudza Daniel J. Ping Linda J. Rawls

Arnold E. Reed Kimberly L. Scott Nicole M. Smithson Michael J. Steinberg Lisa W. Timmons Justice Kimberly A. Thomas John M. Toth Melissa K. Wangler Nicole M. Wotlinski

2025 FELLOWS RECEPTION The 2025 Fellows Annual Reception was hosted at the Townsend Hotel in Birmingham.

During the reception, the Foundation awards were presented to former Chief Justice Marilyn J. Kelly and Ashley E. Lowe.

FOUNDERS AWARD Hon. Marilyn J. Kelly is the Distinguished Jurist in Residence at Wayne State University Law School. Her illustrious career includes a two-year tenure as Chief Justice of Michigan. As Chief Justice, she led the creation of the nationally recognized Michigan Legal Help Program. A lifelong public servant, she has served on the Michigan Court of Appeals and on numerous state and academic boards, and is a Michigan State Bar Foundation Fellow.

ACCESS TO JUSTICE AWARD Ashley E. Lowe, Chief Executive Officer of Lakeshore Legal Aid, has dedicated her career to advancing access to justice for vulnerable populations. She previously served in leadership and faculty roles at Wayne State University Law School and Thomas M. Cooley Law School, and currently serves the State Bar of Michigan in multiple leadership capacities. She is also a Michigan State Bar Foundation Fellow.

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Fellows of the Michigan State Bar Foundation Thank you for your support and leadership.

Gerard V. Mantese Diane L. Marion Thomas W. Cranmer Bernard Mindell Stephen B. Goethel Philip M. Moilanen Jennifer Wright Greenman Mayer Morganroth Milton H. Greenman Thomas P. Murray James J. Harrington IV Margaret J. Nichols J. P. Janes Jill L. Nylander Shirley A. Kaigler Gail M. Pamukov Hon. Victoria A. Roberts Michael L. Pitt Nathan A. Triplett Robert F. Riley Alan T. Rogalski Ted S. Rozeboom $5,000 Jeffrey A. Sadowski Lawrence J. Acker John A. Shea Thomas R. Behm Nicole M. Smithson James V. Bellanca Jr. Khalilah V. Spencer Justice Richard H. Bernstein James R. Stadler Paul J. Blizman Duncan A. Stuart William D. Booth Leigh C. Taggart Zenell B. Brown Charles R. Toy Beverly H. Burns Hon. Karen Quinlan Valvo David E. Christensen Lynwood P. Vanden Bosch Hon. Jessica R. Cooper Paul T. Walton Nancy J. Diehl Dana M. Warnez Terence M. Donnelly Justice Elizabeth Merrill Welch Sue E. Eisenberg Mark A. Wisniewski Chad D. Engelhardt Nicole M. Wotlinski Jennifer A. Engelhardt Hon. Daniel V. Zemaitis Pamela C. Enslen Walid Y. Fakhoury Robin D. Ferriby $2,500 Clifford T. Flood John E. Anding Todd F. Flood David Allen Arnold David L. Haron Joseph T. Barberi Aimee J. Jachym Hon. Marianne O. Battani Vernon R. Johnson Carl L. Bekofske Robert G. Kamenec Jennifer S. Bentley Barbara J. Kelly Hon. Terrence G. Berg Teresa A. Killeen David E. Bevins Scott R. Knapp Bruce E. Bigler Daniel S. Korobkin Tracie D. Boyd K. Dino Kostopoulos Erika L. Bryant Hon. Lisa A. Langton Leslie A. Logan Lamont E. Buffington $10,000

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(Left to Right) Julie Fershtman, Lisa Hamameh, Jennifer Grieco

Hon. Joseph F. Burke Richard O. Cherry Samuel J. Churikian Louis G. Corey Pamela J. Cross Matthew G. Curtis Erik R. Daly Pamela C. Dausman Edward C. Dawda Dennis M. Devaney Robert J. Diehl Jr. Evanne L. Dietz Timothy A. Dinan Lawrence M. Dudek James A. Fink Steven F. Fishman Loyst Fletcher Jr. Hon. Julie A. Gafkay Judah B. Garber Sharon R. Gross Harold Z. Gurewitz Hon. Katherine L. Hansen Elizabeth P. Hardy R. Craig Hupp Constance L. Jones Randall A. Juip Mami Kato Richard C. Kraus Richard B. Learman Howard T. Linden

Ashley E. Lowe Craig H. Lubben Mary M. Massaron Hon. Mabel J. Mayfield William F. Mills Hon. Patricia T. Morris Hon. William B. Murphy Shalini Nangia Hon. Michael J. Nolan Susan C. Nystrom Jules B. Olsman Daniel V. Padilla Terence V. Page Edward H. Pappas Barbara A. Patek Roshunda L. Price Kelly J. M. Quardokus Kymberly K. Reeves Jane L. Regan Linda K. Rexer Richard A. Roane Elizabeth M. Rogers Damali A. Sahu Glenn A. Saltsman Kimberly L. Scott Marc K. Shaye Mark A. Stern Gail H. Straith Suzanne K. Sukkar Louis Theros

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(Fellows continued) Lisa W. Timmons Stuart Trager Ronda Tate Truvillion Stephen K. Valentine Jr. Janet K. Welch Keri L. Middleditch Wigod $1,500 Celeste E. Arduino Hon. Mariam S. Bazzi Hon. F. Kay Behm Justice Kyra Harris Bolden Dora A. Brantley Emily A. Calabrese Michael E. Carter Bryan Cermak Coryelle E. Christie Mark Chutkow Hon. Stephanie D. Davis Tanisha M. Davis Paul J. Dwaihy Hon. Molly H. Greenwalt Hon. Jonathan J.C. Grey Christina M. Hagen Robert J. Hoard Justice Noah P. Hood Julie H. Hurwitz Diane Hutcherson Hon. Michael L. Jaconette Akisha M. Johnson Victoria S. Lehman Hon. Sarah S. Lincoln Richard M. Lynch Katie Lynwood

Silvia A. Mansoor Jonathan R. Marko Hon. Brandy R. McMillion Sarah A. Munro Takura N. Nyamfukudza Daniel J. Ping Linda J. Rawls Arnold E. Reed Hon. Michelle L. Richardson Nicholas J. Schroeck David P. Shafer Timothy F. Sheridan Michael J. Steinberg Justice Kimberly A. Thomas Hon. Tracie L. Tomak John M. Toth Melissa K. Wangler $1,000 Richard J. Aaron Candyce E. Abbatt William G. Abbatt Matthew R. Abel Gary J. Abraham Maria B. Abrahamsen Nina D. Abrams Hon. Terence J. Ackert Frederick A. Acomb Deborah G. Adams Stephen P. Afendoulis Robert L. Agacinski Harold K. Albright Hon. James M. Alexander Hon. Donald L. Allen Jr.

(Left to Right) Jonathan Marko, Stephen Gobbo, Hon. Joseph Farah

Hon. Dorene S. Allen John W. Allen Kathleen M. Allen Kelly A. Allen Matthew P. Allen Richard S. Allen Tracy L. Allen Peter M. Alter Jeffrey S. Ammon Danielle M. Anderson David C. Anderson Jonathan W. Anderson Hon. Martha D. Anderson Thomas M. Anderson Elisa M. Angeli-Palizzi Former Justice Dennis W. Archer Hon. Trudy D. Archer Mark A. Armitage Susan Artinian Patrick A. Aseltyne Le Roy L. Asher Theresa M. Asoklis Gary K. August Joseph Aviv William M. Azkoul Hon. Laura L. Baird Thomas A. Baird Frederick M. Baker Hon. Richard D. Ball Hon. Richard A. Bandstra Charles E. Barbieri C. David Bargamian Hon. Laura C. Barnard Dennis M. Barnes Thomas J. Barnes Steven L. Barney Bruce A. Barnhart Katherine L. Barnhart Benson J. Barr John M. Barr Marjory G. Basile Dorothy H. Basmaji Patricia J. Battersby Robert J. Battista Hon. James M. Batzer Timothy A. Baughman Janet C. Baxter

Judith A. Baxter Kenneth W. Beall Dirk A. Beamer Hon. Paul K. Beardslee George F. Bearup Robert C. Beck Hon. Jane M. Beckering Dirk H. Beckwith Mary A. Bedikian Michael R. Behan Charles F. Behler William D. Belski Jennifer Z. Belveal Hon. Curt A. Benson Dennis H. Benson Harvey W. Berman Daniel J. Bernard Linda D. Bernard Douglas C. Bernstein Mark J. Bernstein Nazar Berry Hon. Michelle S. Bianchi James A. Bidol Douglas S. Bishop James G. Black Thomas F. Blackwell Sarah E. Blalock E. Robert Blaske Thomas H. Blaske Michael J. Blau Michael R. Blum Thomas P. Bobay Shirlee M. Bobryk Dale E. Bock Thomas E. Bock Kathleen L. Bogas Eugene R. Bolanowski R. Lance Boldrey Becky J. Bolles Jordan S. Bolton Hon. Jason C. Bomia Frederick J. Boncher Mary C. Bonnema Ronald M. Bookholder Hon. Mark T. Boonstra Martha R. Boonstra Hon. Fred L. Borchard INVESTING IN JUSTICE

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(Fellows continued)

(Left to Right) Craig Lubben, Ashley Lowe, former Chief Justice Marilyn Kelly, Hon. Victoria Roberts

Charles W. Borgsdorf Hon. Earl E. Borradaile Glen V. Borre Carole D. Bos John E. Bos Barry D. Boughton Thomas R. Bowen Nannette M. Bowler William E. Bowser Hon. Christopher S. Boyd Hon. Thomas P. Boyd John D. Boyles Jack E. Boynton Darcel F. Bozen Jeffrey W. Bracken James S. Brady David R. Brake Gary W. Brasseur Rhonda R. Brazile Cynthia E. Brazzil Erika R. Breitfeld Hon. Thomas E. Brennan Jr. Hon. Hugh W. Brenneman Jr. Mark Brewer Barry L. Brickner Louis H. Bridenstine Jr. John M. Briggs III Paul A. Bringer Scott S. Brinkmeyer George M. Brookover Keefe A. Brooks Robert D. Brower Jr. PAGE 12

Hon. Archie C. Brown James R. Brown José T. Brown Kaitlin A. Brown Lorray S.C. Brown Margaret M. Brown Wilber M. Brucker III Thomas P. Bruetsch Linda L. Bruin James C. Bruno John C. Buchanan Robert J. Buchanan Hon. Stacia J. Buchanan Rosemary H. Buhl Lori A. Buiteweg Kenneth E. Burchfield William T. Burgess James E. Burnett John F. Burns Charles E. Burpee Aaron V. Burrell John J. Bursch Mark J. Burzych Cheryl A. Bush David G. Butler Karl W. Butterer Jr. James D. Buttrey Hon. Thomas K. Byerley Robert L. Byington Dan E. Bylenga Jr. Steven Bylenga Albert Calille

Hon. Jennifer S. Callaghan Evelyn K. Calogero David B. Calzone James M. Cameron Jr. John G. Cameron Jr. Evan Caminker Gary R. Campbell Hon. Clinton Canady III Bernard J. Cantor Hon. Wallace Capel Robert M. Carson L. Susan Carter Hon. Ruth C. Carter Stefani A. Carter Edward J. Castellani Chief Justice Megan K. Cavanagh Gerald P. Cavellier Charles E. Chamberlain Jr. Alecia M. Chandler Nakisha N. Chaney Elaine H. Charney Mary Chartier-Mittendorf John A. Chasnis John Chau Robert O. Chessman Steven E. Chester Sherry L. Chin James J. Chiodini Carl E. Chioini David W. Christensen Robert J. Christians William G. Christopher Alisha L. Cieslak Daniel M. Clark Donald J. Clark Suzanne K. Clark Hon. Hugh B. Clarke Kimberly A. Clarke Tracy M. Clark-Flaherty Thomas C. Clinton Hon. Paul J. Clulo Mary Beth Cobbs Victor A. Coen Marjory B. Cohen Susan E. Cohen Peter A. Cohl Paula L. Cole

Anne Cole-Pierce Mary S. Connolly Laurence D. Connor John J. Conway Barry R. Conybeare Henry B. Cooney Ann M. Cooper David J. Cooper Matthew R. Cooper Hon. Michael K. Cooper Hon. Stephen C. Cooper Former Justice Maura D. Corrigan Margaret A. Costello Julie H. Cotant Sandra M. Cotter Bruce A. Courtade Michael P. Cox Roderick S. Coy Jasper A. Cragwall Jr. Richard E. Craven William M. Crawforth Krystal A. Crittendon Carole Crosby Candace A. Crowley R. Malcolm Cumming James P. Cunningham Hon. Janice K. Cunningham Joseph W. Cunningham Judith K. Cunningham Richard L. Cunningham Michelle T. Czapski Regan K. Dahle Ann M. Daley James L. Dalton Samuel C. Damren Calvin R. Danhof William J. Danhof Thomas E. Daniels Timothy J. Dardas Julia D. Darlow Elaine P. Darmon Thomas B. Darnton Syeda F. Davidson Stephen E. Dawson Devin R. Day Philip C. Dean Lawrence M. DeAngelo

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(Fellows continued) Herold M. Deason Hon. Jennifer E. Deegan Nyal D. Deems Lynne E. Deitch Hon. Frank J. DeLuca Sheila R. Deming Daniel J. Demlow Lisa S. Demoss Ronald F. DeNardis Julius Denenberg Hon. Paul J. Denenfeld Stephen M. Denenfeld Charles M. Denton James G. Derian Michael H. Dettmer Ronald G. Dewaard Carey A. Dewitt Alex J. DeYonker Gordon W. Didier Timothy A. Diemer Godfrey J. Dillard Frederick D. Dilley Christopher J. Dine Stacey L. Dinser Mary P. D’Isa Timothy J. Dlugos Eric M. Dobrusin Stanley T. Dobry Andrew S. Doctoroff David A. Dodge Eric W. Doeh Joseph A. Doerr J. Benjamin Dolan Jeffrey S. Donahue Donna J. Donati Michael P. Donnelly Timothy J. Donovan Hon. Theresa Doss Eric E. Doster Hon. Joyce A. Draganchuk Hon. David R. Draper W. Patrick Dreisig John R. Dresser Stephen R. Drew David J. Dreyer Mary E. Drolet Patrick R. Drueke

Lawrence Dubin John H. Dudley Jr. Anna K. Urick Duggins Michael E. Dumke David F. DuMouchel Peter L. Dunlap William B. Dunn Lee B. Durham Jr. Hon. Samuel I. Durham Jr. Sidney D. Durham Tobin H. Dust Lisa L. Dwyer Scott E. Dwyer Steven L. Dykema John T. Eads III Timothy E. Eagle Frank D. Eaman James M. Eardley Louis B. Eble Hon. R. George Economy Robert E. Edick Hon. Nancy Garlock Edmunds Carl R. Edwards Sharon-Lee Edwards Andrew M. Eggan Eric J. Eggan Brian D. Einhorn Scott R. Eldridge Jerry M. Ellis Peter H. Ellsworth James M. Elsworth Albert J. Engel III John M. Engler Hon. James N. Erhart Elias J. Escobedo Jr. Gene J. Esshaki William N. Evans Hon. Thomas S. Eveland William J. Ewald Jelani Jefferson Exum William K. Fahey Hon. Joseph J. Farah Hon. Nancy A. Farmer Clayton F. Farrell Mark E. Fatum James G. Fausone Michael L. Fayette

Matthew S. Fedor Jon Feikens Robert H. Feikens J. Kay Felt Daniel J. Ferris Don Ferris Julie I. Fershtman Elaine Fieldman Michael A. Figliomeni Ann D. Fillingham Lori J. Finazzo Sally C. Fink Bernard F. Finn Gerald A. Fisher James A. Fisher Scott J. Fishwick LeClair L. Flaherty Michael J. Flynn Amy B. Folbe Sally L. Foley Kiffi Y. Ford J. Michael Fordney Robert E. Forrest Michael J. Forster Elizabeth J. Fossel Dustin S. Foster M. J Stephen Fox Debra A. Freid Hon. Benjamin J. Friedman Timothy T. Fryhoff George J. Fulkerson William C. Fulkerson

Hon. Judith A. Fullerton Hon. Michael F. Gadola Linda M. Galbraith Connie R. Gale Todd M. Gambrell Lawrence T. Garcia Robert C. Gardella Eugene A. Gargaro Jr. M. Sheila Garin Heather J. Garretson Robert F. Garvey Tamara A. Garwood David J. Gass Hon. Julie L. Gatti Patrick F. Geary Hon. L. Suzanne Geddis Laura J. Genovich Kent E. Gerberding David R. Getto Hon. James R. Giddings Eric R. Gielow Donald A. Gilbert William D. Gilbride Jr. Mark A. Gilchrist Robert F. Gillett Leonard D. Givens Randi P. Glanz Richard A. Glaser Amy J. Glass Gerald J. Gleeson II Hon. Elizabeth L. Gleicher Stephen J. Gobbo

(Left to Right) Melissa Wangler, Loren Khogali, Lisa Timmons, Mami Kato, Takura Nyamfukudza

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(Fellows continued) Lisa A. Godfrey Dennis M. Goebel Joseph A. Golden Hon. Mark A. Goldsmith Edward B. Goodrich Dean M. Googasian George A. Googasian Gary P. Gordon Steven E. Goren Beth S. Gotthelf Karl L. Gotting Howard J. Gourwitz Delmer C. Gowing III Jennifer M. Granholm Mark R. Granzotto Richard D. Grauer James F. Graves Leslie T. Graves Loren E. Gray Frank J. Greco Saul A. Green Jennifer M. Grieco Dennis M. Grimaldi Catherine Groll Bruce M. Groom William B. Groom Frederick H. Gruber Hon. David M. Gubow Michael A. Gunderson Hanley M. Gurwin Katherine A. Gustafson Peter L. Gustafson Randy J. Hackney

Elliott S. Hall Thomas W. Hall Jr. Hon. John A. Hallacy Thomas A. Hallin Hon. Linda S. Hallmark Michele L. Halloran Lisa K. Halushka Lisa J. Hamameh Hon. John D. Hamilton Kelvin Scott Hamilton Molly C. Hamilton Clifford L. Hammond Troy W. Haney Randall L. Harbour Mark K. Harder Alan C. Harnisch Edward L. Haroutunian Troy L. Harris Hon. Faye M. Harrison Joseph S. Harrison Robert S. Harrison Clifford H. Hart David E. Hart Hon. Phillip E. Harter Hon. Pamela R. Harwood Irene B. Hathaway Hon. Thomas M. Hathaway Harvey I. Hauer Thomas H. Hay Gary L. Hayden Jeffrey K. Haynes Steven R. Heacock Frederick Headen

Back (Left to Right) Jill Nylander, Shannon Lucas, Landon Reid, Tracie Boyd, Loray Brown.

Front (Left to Right) Emily Calabrese, Bill Knight, Beth Richardson, Coryelle Christie, Ashley Lowe, Katie Strickfaden, Akisha Johnson PAGE 14

Frederick W. Heath Donald L. Helder Richard M. Helfrick Lynn A. Helland Harvey R. Heller David M. Hempstead Boyd A. Henderson Kevin S. Hendrick James T. Heos Fred K. Herrmann Carl W. Herstein Dawn P. Hertz Howard Hertz Steven C. Hess John P. Hessburg Stephen J. Hessen Patrick F. Hickey Hon. Michael P. Higgins Stephen A. Hilger Jerome D. Hill Timothy Hillegonds Donald A. Hines Hon. Elizabeth Pollard Hines David W. Hipp Susan Hartmus Hiser Hon. Joel P. Hoekstra Pamela J. Hoekwater Dirk C. Hoffius Hon. David D. Hoffman Max R. Hoffman Jr. Elizabeth A. Hohauser Michael S. Hohauser Todd A. Holleman Ann T. Hollenbeck Ronald S. Holliday Melvin B. Hollowell Jr. Suzanne K. Hollyer Charles F. Holman III William K. Holmes Hon. Nick O. Holowka David C. Homan Michael D. Homier Hon. Denise Page Hood Richard A. Hooker C. Mark Hoover Daniel F. Hopp Lee Hornberger

Peter D. Houk Rose A. Houk Sahera G. Housey Hon. Tara S. Hovey Susan A. Howard Steven G. Howell Thomas H. Howlett Tim Howlett Heidi D. Hudson Paul D. Hudson Stephen J. Hulst John D. Humphreys Miles A. Hurwitz Michael J. Hutchinson Roland Hwang William W. Jack Jr. Frank W. Jackson Catherine A. Jacobs Edwin W. Jakeway Elizabeth A. Jamieson Hon. James S. Jamo Michael R. Janes Charles A. Janssen Hon. Hala Y. Jarbou James R. Jenkins Maurice G. Jenkins W. Anthony Jenkins Paul E. Jensen Steven M. Jentzen Jonathan N. Jilek Hon. Charles W. Johnson Charlotte H. Johnson Elizabeth M. Johnson George W. Johnson Mindi M. Johnson Hon. Shelia R. Johnson Amy M. Johnston Elizabeth C. Jolliffe Kaplin S. Jones Hon. Robert J. Jonker Steven P. Joppich Lawrence R. Jordan Robert B. Joslyn Erika S. Julien Hon. M. Randall Jurrens Nancy L. Kahn Charles J. Kalil

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(Fellows continued) Jack O. Kalmink Charles P. Kaltenbach John M. Kamins Alan M. Kanter Allyn D. Kantor Ronald E. Kaplovitz James L. Karpen Carol J. Karr Robert E. Kass Stephen A. Kastran Richard C. Kaufman Richard A. Kay Ronald D. Keefe W. Jack Keiser Michael V. Kell R. Scott Keller Peter M. Kellett Stephen M. Kelley Christopher L. Kelly Former Chief Justice Marilyn J. Kelly Michael F. Kelly Charles S. Kennedy Debra A. Kennedy Thomas L. Kent Nancy Keppelman Barbara L. Kessler Marie E. Kessler Philip J. Kessler Loren E. Khogali David E. Khorey Michael S. Khoury Karen S. Kienbaum Thomas G. Kienbaum Joseph Kimble Jon H. Kingsepp Hon. John N. Kirkendall Richard A. Kitch Thomas J. Kizer Jr. Matthew D. Klakulak Justin G. Klimko Wallson G. Knack Hon. Donald L. Knapp Jr. Janet P. Knaus William R. Knight Jr. M. Brian Knotek Sr. David A. Koelzer Thomas F. Koernke

James R. Kohl Peter J. Kok Hon. Dennis C. Kolenda Anthony J. Kolenic Jr. James H. Koning Gregory M. Kopacz Shannon M. Kos David A. Kotzian Timothy J. Kramer Margaret J. Krasnoff Hon. Amy Ronayne Krause Joel E. Krissoff Edward M. Kronk Sarah E. Kuchon Hon. Carol A. Kuhnke Peter B. Kupelian Robert L. Lalley Jr. Robert L. Landgraf Jr. Hon. Cynthia A. Lane Brian T. Lang Kathleen A. Lang Barbara K. Lanier-Jones Marilyn A. Lankfer Donald M. Lansky John R. LaParl Jr. Hon. Andrea A. Larkin Terrence B. Larkin Sheldon G. Larky Hon. Joan L. Larsen Suzanne C. Larsen Tracy T. Larsen Joni D. Larson Paula R. Latovick Hon. Jonathan E. Lauderbach Joseph F. Lavey II William J. Lawrence III Hon. David M. Lawson Jerold D. Lax Patricia A. Lazzio Michael J. Lebow Susan L. Leduc Joseph C. Legatz Michael W. Legg Jeffrey S. Lehman Jeffrey M. Leib Lawrence J. Leib Michael S. Leib

(Left to Right) Justice Elizabeth Welch, Thomas Howlett, Peter Cunningham

Michael C. Leibson Aileen M. Leipprandt George H. Lennon Richard G. Leonard Veronica R. Leonard Alvin L. Levine Michael C. Levine Sharan L. Levine Bryan H. Levy Daniel M. Levy F. Thomas Lewand David A. Lewis David B. Lewis Karen Lewthwaite John M. Lichtenberg David M. Lick Michael J. Liddane Steven C. Liedel Veronique M. Liem Sheldon N. Light Judith A. Lincoln Iris K. Linder Darrell A. Lindman Aaron D. Lindstrom Arthur T. Lippert Jr. Kirsten E. Lirell Edward J. Littlejohn Ray H. Littleton II Timothy L. Livingston Kathryn L. Loomis Richard N. Lovernick Richard C. Lowe

Hon. Joan H. Lowenstein David P. Lucas Shannon K. Lucas Elizabeth L. Luckenbach Hon. Thomas L. Ludington John A. Lydick Neil W. MacCallum Gerald G. MacDonald Michael A. MacDonald Donna M. MacKenzie Sara K. MacWilliams Robert F. Magill Jr. Paul S. Magy Themistocles L. Majoros Hon. Mona K. Majzoub George M. Malis Susan L. Mallory Daniel P. Malone Scott L. Mandel Richard L. Manetta Paul J. Manion Jon G. March William J. Marcoux Hon. Jane E. Markey Former Chief Justice Stephen J. Markman James M. Marquardt Victor G. Marrocco Michael D. Marrs William L. Martens J. Patrick Martin John H. Martin John W. Martin Jr. INVESTING IN JUSTICE

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Brian Schwartz and Timothy Howlett

Katrina D. Martin Steven W. Martineau Carol A. Martinelli Jennipher R. Martinez Hon. Jeffrey L. Martlew David E. Marvin David J. Masud Lance R. Mather Robert G. Mathis Jr. Hon. Cheryl A. Matthews Hon. Ann E. Mattson Richard H. May Bonnie Mayfield Anne S. McAlpine Marcia M. McBrien Hon. Mark C. McCabe Hon. Pamela J. McCabe Charles E. McCallum William McCandless Samuel E. McCargo Mary G. McCarter E. Thomas McCarthy Jr. Patrick M. McCarthy Paul A. McCarthy Patrick B. McCauley Homer W. McClarty Richard J. McClear Todd A. McConaghy Former Chief Justice Bridget M. McCormack Thomas R. McCormick Marla R. McCowan Margaret A. McCrystal PAGE 16

Michael C. McDaniel Ralph McDowell Robert D. McFee Joseph P. McGill Donald E. McGinnis Jr. Hon. Maureen M. McGinnis Sheryl B. W. McGrath Stephen D. McGraw Jeanne M. McGuire Richard W. McHugh Gary J. McInerney Hon. David W. McKeague Robert L. McKellar Richard D. McLellan Jennifer L. McManus John M. McManus Hon. Deborah L. McNabb Russell A. McNair Jr. Sheila F. McNally E. Michael McNamara John T. McNeil Thomas G. McNeill Sharon McPhail Gary J. McRay John E. McSorley Thomas R. Meagher Patrick E. Mears Kari L. Melkonian Irika N. Mellin Scott R. Melton Timothy J. Melton Todd R. Mendel Sandra S. Mengel

Regina L. Meo Cynthia E. Merry Paul M. Mersino Virginia F. Metz Christian E. Meyer David B. Meyer Susan G. Meyers Helen P. Mickens Hon. Patricia L. Micklow Terrence J. Miglio David A. Mikelonis Patrick A. Miles Jr. Paul J. Millenbach Bonnie J. Miller Camille L. Miller Donald B. Miller Mark F. Miller Nelson P. Miller Benjamin W. Mills Richard C. Mills Daniel H. Minkus Nicholas B. Missad Henry E. Mistele Paul L. Mitchell Sonal H. Mithani Aleksandra A. Miziolek Kenneth M. Mogill Daniel C. Molhoek John R. Monnich Hon. Anthony A. Monton Pamela J. Monville Daniel M. Moore Martha D. Moore Robert J. Morad Blondell L. Morey Hon. Virginia M. Morgan Jeffrey B. Morganroth Mark E. Morley Hon. Melinda Morris Kary L. Moss Eugene D. Mossner Kent W. Mudie Gregory J. Muller Reuben A. Munday Hon. David M. Murkowski Lawrence J. Murphy Gregory V. Murray

John C. Murray Michael Murray Moheeb H. Murray Laura C. Musachio Andrew S. Muth Jeffrey G. Muth Hon. William F. Myles Heidi A. Naasko Leonard E. Nagi Marjorie K. Nanian Monica P. Navarro Bruce W. Neckers Melissa L. Neckers Robert E. Nederlander Hon. Janet T. Neff Jane M. Gootee Nelson Mark T. Nelson Paul L. Nelson Robert L. Nelson Hon. Thomas E. Nelson Kenneth F. Neuman Jennifer L. Newby Valerie R. Newman John R. Nicholson John P. Nicolucci Leonard M. Niehoff Lambro Niforos J. Clarke Nims Robert R. Nix II Lawrence P. Nolan Patrick J. Nolan Keith J. Norman John H. Norris Megan P. Norris Hon. Thomas B. North Monica R. Nuckolls John R. Nussbaumer John A. Obee Hon. Colleen A. O’Brien John N. O’Brien II Thomas C. O’Brien Michael D. O’Connor Kevin J. O’Dowd Jennifer M. Oertel Kathryne A. O’Grady Hon. John D. O’Hair Nicholas M. Ohanesian

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(Fellows continued) Hon. Jeffrey J. O’Hara Christine D. Oldani Kimberly E. O’Leary Thomas M. O’Leary Michael G. Oliva James M. Olson Sherry D. O’Neal Kathleen R. Opperwall Thomas C. Oren Laurie Orlando Linda M. Orlans Cynthia P. Ortega William E. Osantowski Jonathan E. Osgood Kathryn L. Ossian Hal G. Ostrow Steven L. Owen Gerald V. Padilla Brian J. Page Kelly L. Page Susan E. Paletz A. Michael Palizzi Charles A. Palmer David L. Park John K. Parker Hon. Linda V. Parker Hon. Marla E. Parker Patric A. Parker Jeannette A. Paskin Bruce C. Patterson Hon. Anthony P. Patti Dolora A. Paull Diane M. Paulsen Jeffrey F. Paulsen Emily M. Peacock Eric J. Pelton Kenneth C. Penokie Hon. Steven D. Pepe Nathan G. Peplinski Mark B. Periard William J. Perrone James B. Perry Michael H. Perry John W. Pestle Craig R. Petersen James R. Peterson Hon. Elizabeth M. Pezzetti

Dennis J. Pheney Randolph D. Phifer Dwight W. Phillips Thomas L. Phillips MaryAnn Pierce H. Rhett Pinsky Salvatore W. Pirrotta Hon. Gregory C. Pittman Thomas D. Pointner Joseph M. Polito Harold D. Pope III Frank H. Porretta Roy J. Portenga David L. Porteous Miles J. Postema Richard Postma David W. Potts Hon. Wendy L. Potts Larry E. Powe Clarence L. Pozza Jr. Kenneth E. Prather Leonard J. Prekel Michael T. Price Dawn M. Prokopec Susan Przekop-Shaw Paul M. Purcell Kristen Pursley Norman H. Pylman Joseph E. Quandt Daniel D. Quick Thomas R. Quilter III Andrew D. Quinn Michael B. Quinn Richard E. Rabbideau Victoria A. Radke Charles N. Raimi Diana Raimi William R. Ralls Hon. Mark A. Randon Jeffrey G. Raphelson Carl Rashid Jr. Douglas J. Rasmussen Richard E. Rassel J. David Reck Hon. Susan L. Reck Hon. James R. Redford James E. Reed

(Left to Right) Walid Fakhoury, Matthew Klakulak, Homer McClarty, Hon. Jennifer Gallagher, Hon. Laura Bernard, Hon. Linda Hallmark

Richard D. Reed Susan E. Reed Joseph F. Regnier Joseph D. Reid Laura K. Reilly Hon. Julie H. Reincke Paul D. Reingold Jesse M. Reiter Frank H. Reynolds Mary Jane Rhoades Daniel M. Rhodes Michael H. Rhodes Hon. Steven W. Rhodes Linda M. Rhodus Wendolyn W. Richards Hon. William J. Richards Beth A. Richardson Joshua K. Richardson Marla Linderman Richelew Hon. Michelle M. Rick Gregory J. Ridella Kyle R. Riem Robert M. Riley Traci L. Rink Meghan K. Riordan Hon. Michael J. Riordan Charles E. Ritter James D. Robb Alyson L. Robbins Donna J. Roberts Wayne D. Roberts Dale A. Robertson

Hon. Marvin E. Robertson Hon. David S. Robinson Jr. Kristen L. Robinson Marietta S. Robinson Michael L. Robinson Ronald E. Roden Hon. Philip E. Rodgers Jr. L. Roland Roegge Andrew J. Rogness William E. Rohn Michael L. Rolf Ramon F. Rolf Jr. Barbara J. Rom Vincent A. Romano Thomas C. Rombach James S. Rosenfeld Emily S. Ross Linda S. Ross Richard A. Rossman Lauren A. Rousseau Ann L. Routt Jorin G. Rubin John R. Runyan Jr. Hon. William R. Rush Karen Russell Robert C. Rutgers Jr. Alvin A. Rutledge Sally Rutzky Hon. James L. Ryan Hon. Kathleen A. Ryan Ronald W. Ryan Thomas J. Ryan INVESTING IN JUSTICE

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(Fellows continued) Burton R. Shifman Jeffrey N. Shillman David R. Shook Michael M. Shoudy Larry Shulman Robert B. Sickels Jack A. Siebers George J. Siedel Miriam L. Siefer John M. Sier Kenneth F. Silver (Left to Right) James Perry, Pamela Monville, Hon. Martha Anderson, Hon. Jennifer Gallagher, Hon. Lorie Savin

Rebecca G. Simkins Nowak Brent E. Simmons Hon. J. Cedric Simpson

Perrin Rynders James R. Saalfeld Jonathan Sacks Monika U. Sacks Heidi L. Salter-Ferris Jennifer B. Salvatore Marianne E. Samper William A. Sankbeil John A. Santini David C. Sarnacki Kenneth R. Sasse Hon. Lorie N. Savin Hon. David H. Sawyer Keary W. Sawyer Thomas L. Saxe Larry J. Saylor John F. Schaefer William C. Schaefer Hon. Donald A. Scheer Gary P. Schenk G. Gregory Schivley Amy E. Schlotterer Raynold A. Schmick Michael F. Schmidt Karen B. Schneider Lawrence P. Schneider Kurt E. Schnelz Anne M. Schoepfle John C. Schrier Hon. Sterling R. Schrock Jean G. Schtokal Hon. Bill D. Schuette PAGE 18

Brittany M. Schultz Stephen O. Schultz William R. Schulz Brian M. Schwartz Sally W. Schwartz Margaret F. Schweitzer Raymond L. Scodeller Hon. Justus C. Scott Keldon K. Scott Hon. Joseph G. Scoville T. Gordon Scupholm II Kenneth J. Seavoy Lloyd A. Semple Karen S. Sendelbach Michael B. Serling Anne M. Seurynck Patrick G. Seyferth Stuart R. Shafer Sangeeta G. Shah Joseph J. Shannon Hon. Walter Shapero Hon. Douglas B. Shapiro Mark H. Shapiro Daniel M. Share Hon. Namita Sharma Lynn H. Shecter Hon. James P. Sheehy Peter S. Sheldon Joshua A. Sherbin Cynthia J. Sherburn Ann M. Sherman Paul E. Shibley

Norman L. Sims George T. Sinas Eileen J. Slank Eugene E. Smary Barbara B. Smith C. Giles Smith Jr. J. Michael Smith James W. Smith Jerome M. Smith Joseph C. Smith Leonard W. Smith Paul C. Smith Peter W. Smith Sharon L. Smith Timothy P. Smith I. John Snider II Mark A. Snover Richard A. Soble Paul T. Sorensen Joseph H. Spiegel Thomas B. Spillane Jr. Theodore J. St. Antoine Hon. Elizabeth A. Stafford Patricia A. Stamler Terri L. Stangl Carole M. Stanyar Gary L. Stec Lynn G. Stedman James J. Steffel Gillian Steinhauer

Hon. Cynthia D. Stephens Daniel N. Stephens Lee A. Stevens Reese W. Stipes Norman Otto Stockmeyer Jr. Donald P. Stone Scott A. Storey Meri A. Stowe George M. Strander Katherine K. Strickfaden Hon. Craig S. Strong Ronald Paul Strote Ted W. Stroud Cathy A. Stull Hon. Richard F. Suhrheinrich Richard J. Suhrheinrich Hon. Brian R. Sullivan Julie A. Sullivan Hon. Lisa Sullivan Michael J. Sullivan Hon. Paul J. Sullivan Richard A. Sundquist Malcolm J. Sutherland Hon. Vesta Svenson Dennis M. Swain Hon. David S. Swartz Mark M. Swayze Kathryn R. Swedlow Joseph M. Sweeney Thomas F. Sweeney Rebecca G. Sweet William M. Sweet Maris S. Swift Mary J. Swift Deanna Swisher Lawrence P. Swistak Fredric A. Sytsma Hon. Kirk W. Tabbey Paul A. Taglia Thomas J. Tallerico Duane L. Tarnacki Thomas R. Tasker Jonathan S. Taub Marcy A. Tayler Former Chief Justice Clifford W. Taylor Lucille S. Taylor

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(Fellows continued) Janice V. Terbush Thomas R. TerMaat Connie R. Thacker Jeffrey S. Theuer David M. Thomas Edward M. Thomas Laurin’ C. Thomas Robert W. Thomas Thomas K. Thornburg Thomas H. Thornhill Ellen M. Tickner Asher N. Tilchin Amy Timmer Bruce A. Timmons Robert C. Timmons Peter A. Titta Karen M. Tjapkes Bruce H. Tobin Steve R. Tomkowiak Lester J. Tooman Gina M. Torielli Demetrios A. Tountas Anthony R. Toweson John R. Trentacosta Stephen J. Tresidder Angela S. Tripp Christopher R. Trudeau Hon. Julie C. Tsangaris Donald F. Tucker Norman D. Tucker Brenda E. Turner Reginald M. Turner Jr. Stephen D. Turner Stephen M. Tuuk Jalae A. Ulicki Gregory L. Ulrich Hon. Walter A. Urick John F. Van Bolt W. Michael Van Haren Dawn A. Van Hoek Jennifer M. Van Horn Jennifer B. Van Regenmorter Steven J. Vander Ark Richard F. Vander Veen III David VanderHaagen Stephen P. Vella Carl E. Ver Beek

Mark H. Verwys Joan P. Vestrand Matthew L. Vicari Richard S. Victor Rafael C. Villarruel Brian D. Vincent Michael J. Vincent James J. Vlasic Michelle E. Vocht John W. Voelpel Andrew C. Vredenburg Victoria A. Vuletich David D. Waddell William J. Waddell Lawrence W. Waggoner Douglas E. Wagner Gary L. Walker Jonathan L. Walker Bruce T. Wallace Howard I. Wallach Peter P. Walsh Michael C. Walton Hon. Cynthia M. Ward Kimberly L. Ward Hon. Erane C. Washington Valdemar L. Washington Stephen C. Waterbury Jerome R. Watson Prosser M. Watts Jr. Thomas W. Waun Lorraine H. Weber Richard D. Weber Peter H. Webster Kent L. Weichmann Ronald K. Weiner William P. Weiner Martin C. Weisman H. Wayne Wells Todd H. Wells Robert T. Westerman II Susan S. Westerman Steven D. Weyhing Hon. Nancy C. Wheeler Hon. William C. Whitbeck James J. White Brian W. Whitelaw Richard E. Whitmer

Former Justice Kurtis T. Wilder Larry C. Willey Vanessa P. Williams

Hon. Christopher P. Yates Hon. Tracey A. Yokich Hon. Joan E. Young

Mark E. Wilson

Former Chief Justice Robert P. Young Jr.

Richard E. Winder

William F. Young

Thomas R. Winquist I. W. Winsten Edward C. Wishnow Morley Witus Leonard C. Wolfe Steve M. Wolock Naomi J. Woloshin Nancy A. Wonch

Kerry B. Zahner Justice Brian K. Zahra Craig A. Zanot Keith D. Zick Paula M. Zimmer Richard E. Zuckerman George Zulakis

Kathryn S. Wood Rock A. Wood

HONORARY FELLOWS

Roger L. Wotila John M. Wright

Peter Cunningham

Thomas J. Wuori

Dr. Timothy Little

Thomas R. Wurst

Dawn Monk

Joseph F. Yamin

Richard K. Rappleye

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